Tying rebar for Concrete foundation | Demolition Ranch Headquarters 4 | E67 S3 

The way he just does a swooping cut on the wire is crazy. Maybe they just have way better tools than i do lol

I had to watch the video in x0.5 speed (before I realized they were going to slow it down for Matt) to even figure out the motion the guy was doing and how he was cutting it! Insane speed!!

It takes practice. But it is fun once you get fast.

Summer breeze seals and crofts

Twist and snip in the same motion

You’ve never seen rebar guns then….

@@jackwilliams7738rebar guns can’t tie #11 bars

That's why they should try to become UNION...i'm local 11 union ironworkers,NJ...

instablaster

Now we just need to work on getting my name spelled right. 😂

@@TexasBarndominiums noted and corrected. Next video please sir

That’s why I didn’t get in there to help. lol

@@TexasBarndominiums Roger that!

Thank you

@@TexasBarndominiums do you have any Oklahoma distributors of your products !

No

@@TexasBarndominiums I'm saving up to build a new house, it's just slow.

This guy and RR builders are my two favorite to watch. Swear I’ve watched their videos so many times

Awesome!

Thank you

Thank you

Yeah would not be a very good occupation for your back,hard and monotonous work well done guys....

Talented and undercompensated. Construction skills will only get you so far. You will never make 250$ an hour building something with your own hands, you must scale and use someone elses hands. Im skilled in many trades but ive learned this a long time ago.

PS I need one of those hats!!

Link in description to our merch. You can buy the hats there. :)

Texas Barndominiums awesome thank you!!

Why ? Just curious.

There doing it wrong anyway

Woody Sapper what’s wrong

Thank you

Thanks for that info! Throughout the video, I was definitely wondering how the rebar is prevented from rusting and what would happen if it rusted!

Does the rusted mesh work as well as the clean ones. Wondering whether the rusted surface will have less adhesiveness.

@@thestraightwire8393 The problem with the rust on the rebar is that as the rebar rusts, it expands. This puts outwards pressure on the encasing cement structure, causing that structure to fail. Also, as more of the rebar turns to rust, there's less rebar doing the job it was intended. There were sections of Champlain Towers South where the concrete superstructure cracked, allowing water to get inside and rust the steel framework, causing both the concrete and steel to fail. Now, this isn't "The Reasons Why That Tower Fell", but the byproducts of design changes during planning, design changes during construction, changes to parts of the structure (in regards to one of it's neighbors being built later) and the type and quality of maintenance that was supposed to address these cracks. Yes, the cracks and water intrusion is what killed the building, but everything else I mentioned created the situation that caused those cracks in the first place. Got to make sure that rebar stays rust free as long as possible.

@@jackielinde7568 niiiice. Misconception rust doesn’t matter by wholesalers. Putting it in place is a one time act, maintenance is the continuous art.

Shit.. There good for full time rod buster..

I know several rod Buster's that travel all over AZ

280zone - Why? Yeah, it is nice to see a professional on youtube and say, "I need them". But, there are plenty of experienced, trustworthy professional right here in our great state that deserve and need the work. Besides that, anyone instate should be more familiar with our variations to the building codes and know what the local building inspectors want to see. When possible, you should shop local first.

Jack Linde i live in AZ too

Thank you.