Masonry Block Wall (Part 7 of 10) Building the T&G cmu wall
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- In part 7 of this block wall full build, we show the actual building process for a masonry block wall, tips and tricks on how to eliminate errors in the construction of your wall. A few must know details on how to build a fence block wall. Enjoy, smash that like button if this video helps you out, subscribe and hit the notification bell so you don't miss any new videos of this cmu masonry block wall. Here is the link to the playlist for this series • Full Build Tongue & Gr...
Masonry tools:
W. Rose Narrow London Brick Trowel Leather Handle13-Inch $96.96 amzn.to/2Qx2Ss8
Masonry Line Block Plastic, Steel 2 Line Blocks And 4 Twigs $5.30 amzn.to/2QdbWmb
Stabila Level Includes 58 Inch and 32 Inch Levels $236.12 amzn.to/2QbPDxf
Line Stretchers 4" to 12" Cast Aluminum Adjustable $18.20 amzn.to/3mZAomR
Corner Pole - Outside - Model R $210.60 amzn.to/3x29Zto
Mortar Board Stand - 2 Chain $54.23 amzn.to/3dpodg5
Mortar Board - Polyethylene 30" X 30" $43.79 amzn.to/3eeou4G
48" Honda GX390 HD - Series Trowel $5,253.08 amzn.to/3uYwk9i
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Topcon RL-H5A Self Leveling Horizontal Rotary Laser amzn.to/3stPnqm
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Concrete Tools:
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Concrete finishing trowel $39.95 amzn.to/3ts1ANA
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To the point dives right in love it, Thanks for taking the time to to upload this series, non other like it on CZcams.
Glad you enjoy it!
Great video, excellent work, and good information !! 👍
Thanks for the support I really appreciate it.
Do they build these walls around all the houses where you are from?! Look like a lot of fun laying those block! I see y’all have long shirts and pants on is it dry heat out there? Great job sir! Enjoy the information and the masonry work!!!
Yes sir, dry heat and we're super white lol so I go crispy critter, not worth the burn for me as I never tan. The walls are around a lot of homes but not all, helps block the wind really nice. Take care and don't scorch and stay hydrated out there. 👍👍
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Where's the side kick 🐕???
Had to leave it home, the homeowners have 2 dogs, sometimes she gets aggressive
Amazing how fast a wall goes up!!Do you do work in California??👊👊👊👊👊👊
Not yet, lol
let me ask you a professional question. Codes in many states do not approve wet setting onto fresh concrete (I prefer to do it though). Engineers say that there is no real bond between cinder block (first course and concrete). What would you say as a pro?
The only reason an engineer would say it has no real bond is because there is no spec holding you to an exact depth you have to set your block into the concrete. So you could set it on top of a footing that is almost too hard to pound it in. Basically they don't have enough control over how it's installed. But if you set it into the concrete it definitely has a bond.
@@SolidworksUnlimited Thanks for such a quick response! You confirmed what I knew before! I just never had an answer from such a pro. Another question, if you do not mind. I am working on a project where homeowner wants to fill all of the block sells with regular Type S and rebars (it is a 4' high free standing wall). I do not see a problem with it. What would you say?
Mortar is not a good idea as a grout, it has too much limes and salts in it, you would have a constant effloresence bleeding out of your wall and it would deteriorate it very quickly. Concrete is cheaper and a better product for that application.
@@SolidworksUnlimited I went with concrete instead of mortar. thanks for the advice!
@@85Koshka you won't regret it. I did a repair job where a guy grouted his wall with mortar and as I was pulling it down it just fell apart the mortar had cracked inside the wall because its mix design is to be a maximum thickness of 5/8" and the rebar had a reaction to the mortar as well and started breaking it down, kind of a white effloresence rust looking stuff built around the rebar and was quite flaky. Glad you switched, even though it may have been inconvenient. Take care and hope your wall lasts forever.
You wityh by your self