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Thanks Robert! I appreciate you brother

Bye Snowflake

Knoxville is a really good city Crossville is a good one too

Did you ever end up moving? We moved, and live in the Tri Cities area and we absolutely love it here! Just curious if you’re still looking?

@@juliamcholland4245 Hey! we ended up finding 20 acres upstate NY. TN is still not out of the question but i needed to find something closer to current home just in case the sh!t hits the fan. wanted to have a safe place established sooner than later. we have water on the property, georgeous mountain views, in the middle of nowhere & far off the main road.

@@griffintv8614 20 acres! That’s amazing, congratulations! It sounds like it was the right move for you, that’s so wonderful.

Hey Karl, Lets jump on a call and we can talk about it. calendly.com/dudescompanyknoxville/30min

It Cost Around 27K

Awesome! ThinkDraft out of Knoxville put this video together for us!

I am thinking that it cost roughly around 8,000.00 in rough material.

I think that’s the rule but if they come get the home they’ll detach the porch

Mine is on land that is always moving. That's why I was concerned about attaching it the the house. Any thoughts?

Hey Nate, Great observation. If you watch the next video we address this issue by adding a double header ridge beam and that definitely solved that issue. Check it out and let us know what you think.

Thanks for the update. The connection of the 2x6 to the existing fascia is also another possible failure point. The lower double 2x10 beam you installed with bracing to support the upper 2x6 ridge will work nicely. My other concern is the header beam at the front of the deck spanning 21’. I don’t see it failing but I can see it deflecting about 2” over time. Some post on either side of the entrance would solve that.

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The header beam in the front is (2) 2x12x21' Even doubled up do you see it being a problem?

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Can you be more specific, I'm not understanding your complaint. Thanks.

Not only that but only one 2x6 😮holding the rafters, it'll be sagging tonight

Yea it’s dangerous hopefully nobody gets hurt on it

What rsc is commenting on, although the "jobsite" comment is not necessary, is that the beams supporting the floor joists need to be sitting on top of your posts so that downward pressure of the structure is supported by the post and down to the pier. On this project, the way to do that would be the notching of the 6x6 posts so that half of that beam will sit on that post. If you only attach a structural support beam to the side of your post, then all of that downward pressure, which is called shear force, is acting on a little screw or a bolt. In other words, imagine that whole structure being held up by a couple of decking screws. One possible fix would be to come back with a 4x4 with a metal saddle on top and a metal base like he has on the 6x6 and support that beam that way if there is enough room on that pier. Everybody is worried about sagging on the roof, I'd be more worried that he's attached it all to a movable trailer and when that beam fails because of the unsupported weight, it's going to fall a good 2 feet down and RIP that part of the house off. He's done a beautiful job in so many aspects of this build, but I REALLY hope for safety's sake that he will consult a structural engineer to check his work.

Brooke Jackson thank you! We had a blast shooting this as we LOVE giving people a voice!

Brooke Jackson awesome! Thank you!

Nara Satti Wiggins thanks for your excitement!