A bungee cord has a WLL of 50 pounds. So it depends on bag size and if you are using direct or indirect securement.I wonder how many bungee cords I'll need in order to haul 5 bags of concrete mix on the Goldwing.
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and waste server space on youtube of him getting drunkWe'd prefer one raggedy old bungee, and a very interesting video...
Thatll be one heluva “hold my beer” story
How thick is it
Should be good to go in 28 days. 7 days to setup 28 to cure
I shoulda just bent some threaded rod and stuck it in the concrete.
You still would of had to wait 14 days before you tighten the nuts.
How long til I can remove the form and throw a piece of treated 2x10 over it and set the wall back down? I can pin it down to the older concrete and just skip the studs in the middle for now.
Couldn't tell in the picture how wide is the part where the 2x10 will be sitting on and how much weight
66" long, 8" wide, 4-1/2" deep
That's gonna take a LOT of beer!There ya go @Duck all ya got to do for the next 28 days is watch it while it cures.
Minimum 7 days more depending on the weight. If the weight is being supported at least 50% on pld work you should be fine66" long, 8" wide, 4-1/2" deep
The 2x10 will be cut down on the table saw to make it exactly 8" wide. But it will be longer than the new section of concrete.
That's gonna take a LOT of beer!
I really don't think it's a whole lot of weight because there's nothing upstairs in the loft within 20 feet of that wall. The roof weight is all on the east & west walls.
I would do it as long as the support is strong enough not to sag then I can't see a problem
48 hours should do it
