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17 thoughts on “Design-Build Narrow Lot Vlog #7 – Pouring the Concrete Foundation Walls”

  1. Where is the scaffold system? Walking on the whalers is rather idiotic. Not
    only are you working unsafe, you are pulling your walls out of plumb!

  2. work smart not hard. advance forms with a crane pump. tie build pour. we
    do about 5 basements a week. not little ones either! 

  3. WHy are you guys not pumping from above? Fuck dragging that system all
    around. Thats what the pumper is for. Amatuers

  4. Oh, yeah, real fun, till its time to strip and load. I have been working
    these forms for 30 years. Strip and load like a sombitch before we had
    pussy boom trucks to put panels in the baskets. I like seeing the look on
    the youngsters faces when I tell em how we used to do it. Plus, I am the
    best.

  5. Too bad the pump was not used properly, you know, like hanging the system
    overhead instead of dragging it in the mud and hanging into the wall.

  6. @TheRobertdavie I like to get them in the dry quick too but we use a good
    subfloor so if it gets wet a few times it will not hurt it. Thanks!

  7. wow, good one. glad you can find beauty in concrete, lol,. i love when the
    faming goes up and covered before it rains. lol. try that.

  8. Nice. Even with the snafu, those pumps are still far better than the ol’
    wheelbarrow! Looking forward to the slabs and pulling off the forms. Happy
    Thanksgiving.

  9. What kind of cement do you use? is not mortar right? Also, what do you do
    for the holes that have a stone with a lot of loose material?

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