Orale 🤙🏽 Local 377 San Francisco Ironworkers representing Been in the trade 30yrs retired 3yrs ago second generation father out of Local 378 Oakland keep it up guys I really miss the shit 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 LET’S GO....NEXT BAR !!!!!
Fall down that hill right onto rebar. Now you can’t work bc ur either dead or crippled. Install a damn ladder and put the large caps on that damn rebar. Protect urself bc no one’s gonna do it for you.
Hello my name is Cyril I have been following you for some time on RU-vid I love your video your work I myself have been a shipbuilder for 20 years for a large French company located in Marseille I would like to have information concerning hiring at your place
I prefer tape when tying a bridge deck, it gives me more handling and the pliers won’t slip off. When it comes to lifting and tying black rebar at the same time I use gloves. I find the rust gives the gloves a little more grip and my pliers won’t slip off my hands.
@@litorres4125 the seams of the leather will Fuckin eat your hands raw…picture a blister or blisters on each finger and your thumbs. I asked the foreman “ Bossman! What do I do about blisters?” His reply? “Just keep tyin kid … they’ll break!”. Then he told me what I told you… and I kept tyin… I wish I was making it up!
As a journeyman carpenter in NM I did some rod busting work on Facebook project in 2017. My carpenter apprenticeship education help me remember the classroom training and I remembered how to do them ties. 👍 Good video for youngsters or ppl that want to learn about rod busting work. I watch all kinds of videos on carpentry because I'm about to get back to work after this pendemic. I haven't worked in awhile damn. To the viewers Practice make perfect. Ppl may criticize you all they want but they probably don't know the concept 😂
I was way faster than those guns with reel and pliers. But I've been doing it for 20+ years. Those guns can only tie 1 type the most basic double snap tie
