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ICEMAN

Superior, WI · 3 months ago

rebar should have a bend on the ends.....to avoid straigh up lift.

James Stancavage

Philadelphia, PA · 2 months ago

Not to code in most states missippippi most likely

Jarva the Dipshit

New York, NY · 17 days ago

I knew it!!!!!! This is why I read the comments.

Curt Cullin

Bloomfield Hills, MI · 21 days ago

all steel or re-bar should be set in place before concrete is poured and virbrated

Doug Gavinski

Sun Prairie, WI · 2 months ago

Straight rebar? No bends at all? Those are basically just temporary now.

Victor Faggella

Woodbury, CT · a month ago

Sooo…that is set up pretty well. How are those gaps filling in around the rods? No J hook???

Michael Brothers

Key West Nas, FL · 3 months ago

really should set rebar bracket tighter in concrete

Hank Anderson

a month ago

it has only 2 sides?

Buckwheat Obramawitz

2 months ago

He plumbed it but what about the correct center to center spacing?

M

Summerville, SC · 2 months ago

So wrong on so many levels

Mark

Southaven, MS · 2 months ago

The little wiggle and lift at the end. I hope the cement settles if still wet enough.

tom

Pittsburgh, PA · 2 months ago

100MPH WIND WILL PULL THAT RIGHT OUT!

firstreviewer

Bluefield, WV · 2 months ago

I think I now know now how to install these. I’ve never seen them before.

JL

Avila Beach, CA · 2 months ago

I missed the memo requiring all waste-of-time clips to order "Watch 'til the end." Which I, as the dutifully raised daughter always do. And then resent the time lost. And especially the fact that there's never a Down button when ya need it. Well, no more! From now on, if it's boring or looks like it's not taking me anywhere I particularly want to go, I'm moving on. Even if it means that one sad day I miss out on the numbers for the biggest lottery ever! So be it. 🤔

Bam Bam

Cambridge Springs, PA · 2 months ago

ok concrete people are those used for poles for the deck ???

Patricia Mccomas

Bellevue, NE · 2 months ago

what is that and what is it used for?? NEVER any explanation about the video!!!!

Denise McElroy

Woodstock, AL · 2 months ago

👍🏼

CLACKROD 4257617

Cecilia, KY · 2 months ago

Never seen anything like this before

Andrew Howells

West Hartford, CT · 2 months ago

What about the plumb the other side

gost

Hilo, HI · 3 months ago

but when it dries it can pull back up and out...

Larry B

South Lyon, MI · 2 months ago

He checks the level on side but not the other.

Art Vandelay

Framingham, MA · 2 months ago

That would take me one full work day 😲

Snake_PL

Deridder, LA · 2 months ago

A tornado will pull that rebar right out of the concrete.

Ymer

Sebewaing, MI · 2 months ago

I sure hope there is more than we are seeing. If not...hell, a good Michigan thunder storm will level that!

richard kern

Phoenixville, PA · 2 months ago

my company would have 3/4 inch anchor bolts tied to rebar up through the concrete then plate to bolts

nimn

Punta Gorda, FL · 2 months ago

unfortunately that concrete will eat that rebar

John Nitchie

Atkinson, NH · 2 months ago

plumbed it E-W, but not N-S

Micah Jenkins

Weaver, AL · 2 months ago

Surely there's more to the video. Don't see any ankerbolts, plates or anything that's going to stop a strong thunderstorm from blowing it right off the foundation.🤔.!!.

Billy Norwood

Southwest Harbor, ME · 2 months ago

I've never seen that before.And I haven't been involved in masonry for a number of years must be something new good idea👍🙏

Tom B

Centereach, NY · 2 months ago

WTF, HE'S CHEETEN L.M.F.A.O 🤔👍🙏

Big O

Boston, MA · 2 months ago

need to put a hammer drill to

Joshua Jantzen

Charlestown, IN · 2 months ago

Red head from RR.

Paul Wolf

Shohola, PA · 2 months ago

It's ok if you like a little wiggle in your anchor. that won't really hold.

RobtT

Harrison, OH · 2 months ago

Perfect!!!