Turned out great you could have drilled a hole between the two form boards so you could have put you rebar. So when you pour the next section you wouldn't have to worry about drilling in hard concrete.
Is it some kind of requirement from mud mixer that these videos of the machine operating be played in fast forward? Many of the videos I have seen of this mixer are all done in fast forward. It screws of the perception of how well it actually can mix concrete.
A lot of work, but maybe you saved some money by not having to contract a ready mixer truck and driver? Definitely save more time by having a ready mix truck deliver the mud for you.
@@PA96704 hi, so it’s $4.03 for a bag of 60 lbs concrete if you get a pallet (56 in a pallet) Store Cost: $4.03 x 56 = $225.68 plus 7% tax = $241.48 Concrete Plant (4000 psi mix) near me: - $197 a yard plus with 7% tax = $210.79 plus environmental fee per truck load ($40). $268.35. - A minimum of 6 yard is required for free delivery or else you pay up to $300 extra. - Additional Labor expense can be anywhere from $800-$2000. - You may also want to rent a concrete buggy for an additional $150 per day.
It’s true that ordering ready mix could be slightly cheaper if you get the 3000 psi mix; however, you also need to pay an experienced crew to be able to handle all that concrete at once. I benefit by learning how to work with concrete one slab at a time!
