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get the cement delivered. You can not mix it fast enough to get a good pour. You will end up with cold bond between the batches you mix. And to wet of mix gives a weak concrete
 
get the cement delivered. You can not mix it fast enough to get a good pour. You will end up with cold bond between the batches you mix. And to wet of mix gives a weak concrete
its not for the concrete but for the mortor for the blocks, the base is already poured, it took 7cubes
 
excellent, a free mixer, thanks :D

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Edit: Thor beat me to it.
^^^As above... ;)







Have you looked at batch-mix wagons, we had one a couple of years since for a 5mx5mx100mm workshop base for my grandad and that was about £400 all in, in Barnsley.
 
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Only about £12/week to hire
yeah but so far this build has taken 3 years and ive only got a base as yet, ive been so busy with work etc.
Ive ordered all the blocks, sand and cement to complete.
Ive had several offers of a loan (cheers Guys) but would sooner have my own, doesnt matter if it takes a while then really
 
Thanks everyone, i have now aquired said mixer.
I have 550 concrete blocks arriving monday morning, along with 2 tonnes of sand and 16 bags of cement.
Might start a garage build thread when ive started.
Im looking forward to being able to fit both 90`s in and work on either of them under cover with out having to travel 15 miles to where its kept now
 
You're gonna need another 8 bags of cement.
Yeah:eek::eek: cheers for the heads up Trewey i dont really get weight and volume being a sparks so dont really know, its just what the builders merchant said i needed, but i guess its better coming from the guy who does it rather than the guy who sells it.
I asume a ratio of 3 sand to 1 cement?
 

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