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Final Touches and Project Review

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Teaching a Laborer TO THINK like a LEADER #1

What happens here

After all the ties are placed, leveled, and anchored, a final inspection is done. The surrounding area is cleaned, and any loose sand is swept away. The speaker (in PiP) reiterates the learning process for new workers and how allowing them to make and correct mistakes deepens their knowledge more effectively than constant instruction. The video briefly shows another project nearby, where mushroom plugs are being installed into logs.

Goal: Complete the stair construction and finalize the project area.

Tools and materials

  • Broom — Sweeping away loose sand and debris

What they say

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tie so you can see we're not just going to be getting a little bit of a grip we're going to be getting a lot of a grip that's what we want to do now your level side to side front to back everything is level on these before you go on commitments but it's like I don't want that this one moving and then that's going to drop the sand out from underneath those so I want to make sure that still okay we good that way because you go a little higher on this end pretty well level front to back I think on that side a quarter bubble on that side so okay now you should have this stair resting partially on this stair by not having it rust can tight by not having it rest on this there every time we step on this we're going to be compacting the material below it which you can see is sand right and so by putting this scooching it forward so we're getting a quarter inch or a half inch or an inch of purchase or so on the Block below it then we're locking all of these together so as we step on this and we step on this we're Distributing the weight that much further right now what you got is got it right here and although this sand isn't going to be able to kick forward it still is going to have greater deflection in the base than if we had them all locked together so this one should be pulled forward and locked tight to the one below it yeah pull more that way nope forward this way well that's why I think this one got shifted and a bunch of sand got behind it that's why she's so far off okay so you should have all of these stairs locked together resting on top of each other so that we don't have stairs just on material and stairs on other stairs

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