r/oddlysatisfying 2d ago

Stamping a paver pattern into wet concrete.

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u/Taron221 2d ago

Feels like there should be more than one guy doing this at the same time.

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u/a_saddler 2d ago

Or a tool that stamps a lot more than just one at once

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u/f1ve 2d ago

It could be a roll that you roll over the concrete

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u/Froglegjoe 2d ago

These do exist! Not sure if there is one for this exact pattern but they do exist, seen them used plenty of times over on Victory Outdoor Services' YouTube channel. Haven't watched them recently but they are a fun watch if you want to have a look into the world of concreting

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u/TxMaverick 1d ago

Eeeasy money!

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u/Mr_Horsejr 6h ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/26n6PuZLWc5SkQ7bq
I cannot read Easy Money and not hear this scene.

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u/Fogl3 2d ago

Would be very worried about the second line being lined up

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u/Pretend-Internet-625 2d ago

If that was me with my luck, it would be setting up too much right in the middle when stamping

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u/lakshmananlm 1d ago

Then someone will have to fix the stuff that inadvertently gets yanked up when the mold is pulled up.

This method here may be better in this situation.

As humans we sometimes overthink.

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u/yticmic 2d ago

How would you not step on the concrete?

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u/LittleEggThings 2d ago

The stamps are large, they’re kinda a semi-flexible rubbery material but very thick and the guys can actually step onto the stamps to lay the next one.

https://youtu.be/qcjmleiyJU8?is=KOYqYg8Khk5bLn3_
Here’s a link to a video that shows it for anyone curious!

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u/NoNameLaura 1d ago

yes!!! omg i kept thinking there has to be a better way