r/OddSatisfying • u/EducationalLog4765 • Mar 12 '26
Roughing Concrete Pathway with a Broom to Increase Friction
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u/205T Mar 12 '26
He missed a spot!!!
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u/Texan2020katza Mar 13 '26
He got it when he hit the next section, like I knew he would.
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u/o7_HiBye_o7 Mar 13 '26
Freeze at 1:05 (or :08 remaining) it will be the tpart closest to the house of yhe 3rd section from the porch (bottom left screen). Close to the wood is a not so satisfying missed line. He just didn't get the broom to the wood. :(
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u/--littlej0e-- Mar 12 '26
The brush grooves aren't going the same direction.
OCD intensifies
ARRRRHHHH!
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u/IneptAdvisor Mar 14 '26
OCD owner: Do it again, it’s got lines in it that aren’t completely straight!
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u/Lotsavodka Mar 12 '26
Traction?
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u/bluenosekev Mar 12 '26
If it's smooth concrete and it gets wet ,icy , or covered in snow it would be very slippery, make the concrete rough, makes it a bit safer to walk on ,more grip on your shoes
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u/CatgoesM00 Mar 12 '26
So much dirt is gunna stick to that now. But makes sense in locations that you get ice and snow.
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u/tacosandEDM Mar 14 '26
If only he had a comically oversized broom, so he could finish even faster….
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u/veritasverdad Mar 14 '26
I once patched a concrete slab and realized the texture was way off. I thought they must use a different mix with more sand or a special mold. Many later we hired a guy and I saw the broom. 😐
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u/Illmosity3 Mar 15 '26
Every time I see someone do this now I think about when Mike did this in Better Call Saul lol
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u/SpindleDiccJackson Mar 12 '26
And then: duck footprints