Make Your Own Step Liners. Save a Buck, Maybe Hundreds!! 

Wow I am impressed!! Not only are you an expert in all things concrete, but we now.see your artists soul. The different decorative molds you have made are very impressive! There truly is no end to your talents.sir. well done.and.keep the.videos.coming I find d them informative and very interesting.

Love how it dresses up the face. We had an apartment building all the kitchens were small. I made the cabinets to fit with concrete counter with a drop in sink. But you took to the next level. Great job.

Gosh I wish your business was here in Washington State. Your work ethic and craftsmanship is absolutely fantastic. Strong work (and to the Mrs. too)!!

I don't make my own but I do use them alot, saves from having to backfill so much, I can use less labor to pour because we do t have to scrubbing faces, and most of all they look awesome! I use Proline and I have 3 different sets, one for counter tops! One 5.5 inches and 1 that is 8 inches! Mine bend really good! But there are alot of trash can liners out there, so I like that u built yours. BUT YOUR RIGHT CUSTOMERS LOVE THEM!

Interesting. Great use of down time, Tom.

Awesome Video!!

Good stuff 👍

@Tom ... have you thought about making 'personalized' molds of stair or patio front edges? With maybe addresses, or welcome messages (patios)?

Nice work !! Enjoyed the video

I'm curious how much of a learning curve there is for making concrete countertops. They are really nice especially with the more decorative edges and different colors and flakes.

Hi Tom. Mike Morgan is going to want one of those camera mounts.

Is that material exothermic like epoxy when it's setting up?

Hey tom can you put out a list of the products?? And where to get them thanks

Great job, I wondered about this. My question, Does the polymer ever get too bubbly?

Awesome video! Pouring the mix into the mold looks like cake batter. 🤭 Not so much a suggestion as a question . . . Could you use the release agent as a liquid? Pour the release into the mold and let it go to all corners, then remove the excess. Would that help to not miss any spots? Also, if the molds get dusty between uses, just cover them with a sheet or canvas or whatever. Thanks for the excellent videos. 👍

do you make your own floppies too

Hello sir I would like to know if you have some for sale

Not helpful: No idea what is used in the mixture, where can it be bought, what makes the contours in the forms. Useless.

Curious how you created the negative portion of the mold

TOM, nice ! over the years of making these molds, for countertops and steps,, would say, you make it look easy, but betcha there was alot of,.... 'trowel an error ' at first! LOL Sure does takes your concrete finishing up to a higher level !!

Oh wow, this was so interesting! I'm amazed Tom. I've seen y'all using those patterns, I had no idea you made them. That's a very nice savings! I love your countertops, very beautiful. You really had me going earlier. I sat down and turned RU-vid on and there you were featured on your own video and Mike's! I thought, no way is Mike getting concrete poured w no prep work, no you were there giving him some wood. I'm so thankful that day I met you there and Mike put your link below, I have really enjoyed all your work, really, I have learned lots and just enjoyed watching your professional work take place. I absolutely do not miss regular TV. Your videos cover lots of different things, like today, very nice. Now that I know you and are familiar with you I want to see everything so thank you so very much for sharing not just your work but your family too, and today's video at the Morgan's hauling wood there! Boy I really feel like I'm part of ya'lls life and that is so precious! You can't get this on regular TV. I'm really loving this channel Tom, kudos to you and thanks so much! I'll see ya tomorrow, can't wait!👍👌❤

I heard this on Ken's Karpentry you tube channel....what is a concrete worker's favorite dessert...rebar pie.

Tom, your concrete work is second to none very impressive. Really enjoyed your video on how you make the broken stone various size pieces. I think a video on how you made the actual moulds would be interesting also.

Tom your concrete trim and your countertops are beautiful. I like the fact that you are going the extra step and making your own molds. I think that's when your countertops become custom one of a kind.

What can't you do? Your videos are very informative. I saw your into the firewood business, or were those rounds concrete ya took to Outdoors with the Morgans... That was a nice.

Just seen you on Mr Morgan's channel

That's a real interesting video

A man who loves his trade and take`s it to the next level. Good stuff Tom.

That was really good. Is there anything Tom Hauses can't do? Tom is amazing. Great video thank you.

Have you ever made seamless stamps and floppies? That's my favorite kind and easiest stamps to use.

Did you use concrete for the mold form. Also where can I purchase 7 1/4 broken step liner. I have only been able to find 5 1/2. Thanks for all the videos.

I use walttools liners a lot. You have my mind thinking this would be fun to do. How do you keep the material from leaking out the bottom of the forms? Really enjoy all of your videos and nice work!

very good job, I came from outdoors with Morgans, I am from Iraq.

Hope the shop has a concrete toilet! It seems like you could make anything out of concrete with the ability to make your own forms.

The Morgan's sent me..

Tom, you are a master at your trade! My only concern is how unhealthy are the fumes gassing off when you fill the molds (cough, cough)? Quite a cloud in the air when you spray the forms too. These questions come from a guy who has severely compromised his lungs with years of welding. Great video, keep them coming!!

Wow, that’s a great idea. I will definitely be stealing this idea for stair risers and coping.

Have you ever tried other materials for fossil look? Have seen sea shells and fossil fishes and Dino bones in TX & CA! Great for kids and immature adults - like me!

👊👍

You still do amazing work even when you're not making money, saving money in the off season, great video Tom

Amazing what you can do with concrete these days.👍

Impressive.. love those counter tops!

That was very interesting. Thanks for sharing. 😁👨‍🚒

Hi Tom, could you share what kind of release you use on these forms when you are pouring the actual concrete? And is it clear? I want to pour regular concrete without any added color, so powder release is not an option. Thank you!

This video just makes me want to buy a mold, not make one. That's a lot of work.

Got enough buckets there, Tom?

Doing great job with your time helping others learn things that's needful

Those molds do a nice job, good thinking Tom to make your own and you have a better product to use.

As a concrete guy myself, really enjoyed the video. When you pour your first negative form, what did you use for your (stone) texture? Assuming you cut pieces of flagstone and laid them in the bottom? Or did you use already purchased step liners? Thanks

Tom, put your head cam on so We can see what your doing!

Your versatility in making the things you need continues to really impress me - that, plus your attention to detail in whatever you turn your hand to! Thanks.

Hope Mike Morgan watched this. Would look great in the new building on the bar top. I look forward to that video.

Hi Tom how many molds can you do with a 5 gallon kit

Great to see y’a at the Morgan Compound

I never knew you made those liners. They turn out very nice! Do you have a price per square foot for an estimate on countertops or how do you price it? I’m building a new kitchen and I’m pricing out different types of countertops. I really liked the broken stone look for the face of it.

New line of products coming soon. Hause Custom liners.

Impressive. Really like that crown mold look. Hope you didn't tear out many sections of Mikes' fence. Lol. Thanks for sharing.

Nice video Tom. Your videos are always so informative. A very nice look on both of the vanities.

Great video Tom. Very educational. Thank you.

Awesome! Really like how you think outside the box!

Your a true craftsmam is their anything you can't make.

Very nice! I really like the more formal design on the countertop.

Thanks for the great information! 👍🤝

Winter time is never off time. Always something to do

make a video with the new stuff

Interesting video I love it.

Fantastic! 👍

Can imagine that 2" w/ rope details as pool coping

Time well spent during your off season.

💡genius!