Impact of Forms Set Too High

What happens here

The presenter demonstrates how subtle errors in setting concrete forms can lead to material shortages. He shows a section of wooden forms, indicating that if these forms are set just half an inch too high, it will result in requiring more concrete than initially estimated. He uses a framing hammer to simulate the action of setting or adjusting a form, emphasizing the small yet significant impact of this inaccuracy.

Goal: Understand how improperly set forms (too high) increase material requirements.