Preparing and Assembling Formwork Sides
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CONCRETE COUNTERTOPS - Lessons Were Learned!
What happens here
The presenter demonstrates the process of ripping a 2x4 piece of wood to create a smooth, consistent edge for the formwork. This is done using a table saw to remove the rough factory edge, ensuring the final concrete slab will have perfectly smooth sides. The wood pieces will be 2 inches thick, matching the desired thickness of the concrete slab. These smooth-edged pieces are then screwed onto the plywood base.
Goal: Create perfectly smooth and consistent side pieces for the concrete formwork.
Tools and materials
- 2x4 Lumber — Creating the side walls of the concrete formwork
- Cordless Drill DeWalt — Screwing the side pieces to the plywood base
- Hearing Protection — Protecting ears from loud saw noise
- Safety Glasses — Eye protection during cutting and drilling
- Table Saw DeWalt — Ripping the 2x4s to a consistent 2-inch thickness with smooth edges
- Wood Screws — Securing the formwork side pieces to the base
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