Thank you Aaron, good stuff to know. People hesitate to do these things because they just don't know where to start, so I really appreciate that you take the time to break the process down into an easy process.
That looks pretty wet for chinking if you want it to stay between the logs. I've found the best is cookie dough. You should be able to make a ball on your hand and it stay in shape. Mini concrete mixer is also so much easier, if you are chinking an entire house.
Took me some trial and error to mix up my concrete for my red brick planters. And a professional brick layer would probably gag or flinch seeing them. Don't know how you do the camera thing. I don't even like talking g in front of people. People are so judgemental and love seeing someone struggle or screw up.
Kind of like making gravy... too thick and trying to burn on you so a cup of water won't hurt and it turns to thin soup in a hurry so its dab some cement and sand in to kind of find the sweet spot that you past on the first try/LOL. You just get better and better as time flies by. Or turn off camera and its perfect first try... tell me I'm wrong.... did good Aaron
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL the Best family!
Thanks for the info
Educational.
You are so resourceful and practical. You are a true country survivalist. Grew up on a farm and know where you are coming from
Congratulations on 5000 subs xxx
Love that tub
very clear instructions. Interesting indeed
Always informative znd interesting.
Very interesting Aaron looking forward to seeing you do the actual chinking Good job with the filming Robert. Take care guys
Aaron and Robert thanks for your great videos...Merry Christmas to yu both and families
Thank you Aaron, good stuff to know. People hesitate to do these things because they just don't know where to start, so I really appreciate that you take the time to break the process down into an easy process.
Good stuff!
Robert is a much better camera man than a helper 😂
I can’t wait to see the actual chinking progress! Merry Christmas to you and your family.
That looks pretty wet for chinking if you want it to stay between the logs.
I've found the best is cookie dough.
You should be able to make a ball on your hand and it stay in shape.
Mini concrete mixer is also so much easier, if you are chinking an entire house.
Hope you didn't block kitties inside the walls. I thought I saw kitty feet run under the bottom one. Great to know recipe for chinking. Good job!
Merry Christmas!
Aaron I like the idea of leaving the logs exposed. That would be my choice if I was in your shoes.....err...work boots. :]
Have a Blessed and Merry Christmas to you Aaron and your family, and also to Robert an all his family. CEMENT???
I am with you seeing the Log!!!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family. From Australia. Love your videos.
Congrats on 5,000 subscribers Aaron. You always explain things so well. Very easy to follow along. Your camera man is pretty good too!
Love it Aaron and glad to see you doing it your way Great video Thankyou
Took me some trial and error to mix up my concrete for my red brick planters. And a professional brick layer would probably gag or flinch seeing them.
Don't know how you do the camera thing. I don't even like talking g in front of people. People are so judgemental and love seeing someone struggle or screw up.
Can’t wait for the finished product.I do hyper tufa flower pots and use peat moss as a filler.
Who taught you how to mix morter, that was really funny right there boy!Merry Christmas boys.
There is a fiberglass additive for cement mixtures
I'll bet you liked to play in the mud as a kid!Lol
If you mix all dry ingredients good before adding water it will not knot up.
Please put number of the episodes so I can follow along
what was ratio again? you said 2 parts sand to 1 part portland cement? then you said it backwards?
Kind of like making gravy... too thick and trying to burn on you so a cup of water won't hurt and it turns to thin soup in a hurry so its dab some cement and sand in to kind of find the sweet spot that you past on the first try/LOL. You just get better and better as time flies by. Or turn off camera and its perfect first try... tell me I'm wrong.... did good Aaron
I Can Come Help BUT BUT BUT You Know.
Chincking more like stucco
Johnny Jett would not approve of using concrete as chinking.
You need lime , there is no substitute. Dont be fooled modern synthetic chinking fails all the time.
Hello, I’m getting ready to plan chinking our dovetailed family cabin. I’m wondering how you’re job is holding up after a year.
Sorry the chinking material