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Removing Forms and Edging

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How the Pro's Pour Concrete with Victory Outdoor Services #3

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What happens here

The wood form boards that define the perimeter of the concrete patio are carefully removed. A worker demonstrates the importance of using an edging tool to create a smooth, rounded edge along the exposed concrete. This 'edging' process not only gives the patio a professional and aesthetically pleasing finish but also strengthens the concrete's vulnerable perimeter, making it less prone to chipping and damage from foot traffic or impact.

Goal: Create clean, rounded edges on the concrete patio after form removal.

Tools and materials

  • Edger — Creating a rounded, finished edge on the concrete
  • Hammer — Carefully removing the wooden form boards
  • Hardening Concrete — The material being edged
  • Wood Forms — Defining the perimeter of the concrete slab

What they say

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daryl is there any concerns when you're pulling the boards off that you got to watch out for there is a concern you got to watch out for breaking and shipping the edges back i've done that before so you tap it downwards and you pull it out when you're doing that slowly okay otherwise i have to go back and fix it and say hey scholars let me go fix it i don't like to do that no nobody likes to have somebody else fix your screw up i know what you mean that's why when ryan was handing me the tools and going hey finish that do this i'm like oh man you did a good job though oh i got lucky just went right in there like you hold it oh well thank you confident when he tries stuff you know what i tried was really

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