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Angelo!! It will be a good year if you bring your RUclips followers along on the journey. 😅😂 You can show your new truck in action!! I'm glad to hear your wife behind the camera..Happy Early 4th of July!!

I give you block layers credit. That’s a tough job. A lot harder than it looks.

Looks good

Hi! Can we lay the block upside down?

Thank you

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This mans done this a time or two

After the last ten tutorials, i finally found one i can relate to

Your working in a shit hole that’s the problem 😮

Man, what memories. I'm really glad you did film this! I did actually forget parts of this 😂😂 man I was stronger back then

I'll need some blocks put down soon. I'll be calling you bro in the flatrock mi area

measurements

That's methed up.

Thank you for the information 😊

The last part of you explaining how it’s gonna be ok is exactly what I needed. Thanks

What part of US is this? Footer I’m working with is 36”+ below ground Indianapolis

لو سقيتها بالماء قبل ملئها لكان أحسن ❤

Angelo! Good video brother!

Totally agree! Utter bull! Stop conforming.

Mui bueno

Good to see you again on RUclips!!I hope you and the family are doing good!!

Ya Buddy, Some Days are Better Than Others. Good Work. Stay Safe, The Dizzy One.

You guys are innovative! 😁😅

What the heck happened to you guys 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️good to see you guys again

Looks like you guys got into some hot water, eventually 😂 Love you guys, happy Memorial Day!

hahahaha the OG got dat vibe aka an amazing personality, awesome video, give thanks

We miss you so much Mark. You were such a leader. Can't wait to see you again.

🚩sorry how you.know your string line it's level? I'm having problem with this 🚩

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You definitely have attention to detail. The string lines to Lazer level. Great video. 👍 my 2nd time watching.

As slow as you are we would have ran you off the job site We were expected to lay 350-400 block a day

Tough site. I see you trying to get ahead by working by yourself on your day off or after work. Hard on a guy, when the job is done, try not to count your hours, just move to the next job. Block look fine though, especially under those conditions.

The best method for fixing the height discrepancies would be to remove the top coarse of block, form both sides of the walls with plywood to a level height, and pour concrete into the forms. It would also cure the lintel issue above the windows. The entire wall could be filled with concrete at the same time if there are concerns over that. The poor appearance of the blockwork could be covered with a parge coat of mortar on both sides. Chances are they were attempting to do things as cheaply as possible. And this is what cheap usually looks like. If it were me, id just be walking away from it, and let them deal with it, rather than have my name associated with it.

That whole job site is a disaster area. How does the builder expect to get lumber anywhere near where its needed?

Well first off, the conditions on the ground should have been addressed before you started your work. If the builder refused to install a temporary stone driveway to the job, and install stone inside as well, then you should have refused to start the job. But then hindsite is always 20/20 isnt it.

Life is all about the choices we make. Unfortunately many of the ones we make arent good ones. including the places we choose to live and attempt to earn a living. Especially at things like the masonry business.

Dave should have wrapped the footings in blankets and straw. So you're not sticking your block to ice. Otherwise great job. You're a true professional sir

Great job I did that stuff when my uncle was still around but when I use too work centerblocks and concrete I use a rubber hammer too tap on the center-block

Steve Martin. "Son be a dentist".

Angelo, I hope you are going to do more videos .

Sir do we have to set up starter bars in our footing before pouring or is it after pouring?

I wish you’d make more videos

... nice on one side, nice on one side, Iiiii don't really care 😂😂😂