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Mellooo :
what about when plastered both sides or one side ,will the plaster crack ?
2024-12-18 06:16:41
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alexare875 :
Do they cut thru the rebar?
2024-12-18 04:45:56
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ROBB RICE :
expansion joint
2024-12-18 14:27:01
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V-891 :
Does an expansion or control joint weaken the wall support and allow insects to get in?
2024-12-18 11:13:42
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Sound Zero :
that is stone. there is no contraction or expansion.
2024-12-18 06:37:24
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user5732710485824 :
I don’t understand the reasons for it I’ve lived in many countries that have great thermal differences between summer and winter and their houses have been standing for hundreds of years without these
2024-12-18 18:23:10
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S T :
Oh, they have this in Fallout 4
2024-12-18 20:52:13
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Farmcall :
Seems like such a big space. Does it not affect stability?
2024-12-18 06:22:50
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David Schmitt :
you were great on mad TV
2024-12-18 05:03:14
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RichardNoggin :
Love watching all of your videos as a growing PM
2024-12-18 04:25:28
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Tom :
Why poured walls do not need these? 🙄
2024-12-18 04:28:02
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lionsden717 :
I think it's both. Up north the ground freezes moving up and down also
2024-12-18 11:46:56
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jorgedeleon460 :
Solid columns on the corners and a silid ring above the doors all around the building prevents cracking, I use to build houses in Mexico and after 20 years there are no cracks
2024-12-18 07:30:37
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FromTheWindowsToTheBalls :
Is that just a saw cut on the CMU or is it a full separation? are the rebar still connected? when you fill the walls with cement how does that work?
2024-12-18 04:59:09
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wags7982 :
The first example you pointed to shows a change in width of footer below. It would be considered a cj in that case.
2024-12-18 11:22:44
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theDailyCrunch :
I will never use this. It does not apply to me. I watched every second.
2024-12-18 06:02:31
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beeshu :
would you use these in a consistently warm climate?
2024-12-18 03:37:33
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Mike Beauchamp :
If the control joint is fill with mortar it is to help control cracking. If it has T- rub or rubber gasket it’s an expansion joint. Most expansion joints are found on brick veneer
2024-12-18 10:12:21
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Joey Estrada :
2nd year assistant superintendent and watching your videos truly helps retain everything that I did in the beginning of my project. Great content brother
2024-12-18 03:51:31
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ElJeSeeSoy :
thanks inspector, good detail to be caught before
2024-12-18 08:40:04
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Eric :
Love the 11/16” dimensions on your plans
2024-12-18 13:04:10
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Architect :
If us Architects talk expansion joints we’re referring to 2” + separations between building chunks.
2024-12-18 03:11:57
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JMRZ :
Expansion joint. Even metal conduit needs expansion points when it’s to long
2024-12-18 09:53:16
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DeeVee1983 :
I appreciate it. 18 years union carpenter. Tomorrow is my first day a superintendent. But I’ll never drop my card!
2024-12-18 02:49:29
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The Blarchitect :
expansion joint
2024-12-18 12:45:40
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