Easy DIY dry pour concrete slab #concrete #diy #drypour

Glad its held up! You caught a lot of flack I remember when you first showed this 😅

Long live the emperor and may his concrete ever be dry poured

If this was a real way to do concrete then the professionals would do it like this stop being stupid

You did all the work but really add the water how dumb

I won't be as strong as a wet pour, but it will be sufficient for just an entry way

You’re gonna have a solid layer on top, and hella just dry concrete below it 💀

Concrete will suck the water out of the dirt fence guys do dry mix
They pour the bag in hole and just wet the top

It looks like crap. Some people take pride in their projects. I’d love to see what quality come out of your “shop”

I think you adding the rebar helped significantly over just the concrete dry pour.

You’re a lazy hack.

That anvil tho…

How did you remove the forms?

Not like a screed, but an actual screed.

Why are people so angry about someone finding a different way to do a project?

That's looks so clean

Niceeeee

Didn't know concrete Game out of that part of the body

I genuinely don’t understand stuff like this, what you’ve done is make a concrete slab that’s far less durable and far more likely to break for no reason, just do it properly 🤦‍♂️

looks nice man, good job 💪🏼 people who couldn’t have done half as good of a job and probably don’t step a foot outside for most the day love to have opinions!😂 always great to experiment with things, the real way to learn.

Concrete must be mixed to get the Max strength.

Why straight quickit? No pee gravel?

😂👎👎👎 5 times the work for 1/4 the strength lol

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Sounds like a lot more work than just mixing and pouring to be honest

No good

Man, I love that anvil! 👍🏻

The 1 year later footage looks like 25 years later on a wet pour, just sayin...

Stop doing this. Just garbage. Don't do it. Waste

Do your research... the dry pour method is weak... no cohesion and highly inconsistent... my be OK for a few years at best but a waste of time and money...

Lmao fuckin dog water ass concrete

1 year later looking like 20 years of deterioration

😂😂😂😂😂 worst way to pour concrete

Quicker to mix the bleedin stuff 😂...

But why? A mixer to do it properly only cost $200 and even less to rent...

Are you in the north or south?

That looks like a 50 year old sidewalk.

It would be just as easy to mix the concrete properly. I don’t see the advantage of this technique.

Horrified

Remembered the mask, just not to put it on😂

Do it all backwards screed dry concrete because thats how it works

I appreciate the follow up 1 year later. Did you add stones during the second round or were they already in all the the type of cement you used? Perhaps just the camera angle but the first 9 bags looked smoother. TIA!

I just want to see what the middle looks like! Are you still dusty or not?

Seems fine for this application. Wouldn't wanna mount a car lift to it or use it for a driveway, but for foot traffic, why not

Never do this if you want your slab to last

what rebar did you use? it looks awesome

Same comment and question I just put on the joke video you did about taking up this slab. Looks like a great job and very strong. What is the mesh you used in the middle for the extra strength? It didn't look like rebar. I'm looking at doing a slab like this on the back of my house, outside my basement. More square footage, but about the same thickness.

Great job

Just do it right

What's the name of the concrete? I don't know that's why I asking for it