With Ryan's th-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
As a legally blind sub, I can tell you that losing my vision sucks, but I’ve learned to adapt over the past decade. There are even tech advances that help for those who are into building or crafting. The detail you guys go into would take some time since many things are visual, but I think would be possible. Someday, I’d like to get back into building furniture. Building or general construction is of interest to me, but never had any sighted experience in doing it. Living vicariously through you and Greg. 😎👍🏻
You'll do great work. Watching your videos has helped me build a she shed for the wife and a small pole barn to weather protect my tractor and other things. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
This is one great channel, you feel like your right there with him and he is talking to you,, I'm happy I found this channel when I was designing my pole building 60 by 40 built by the amish, I showed him how you set your posts and the bracket you use, he was really impressed and is now thinking hard about doing his posts the same way! The chimney posts look awesome great Job !
The time/safety, and sheer energy you save with the scissor lift more than pays for itself. Great job, love your quality! Very hard to find quality work anymore
Hi Kyle, Love watching your videos. As an engineer, I really appreciate your attention to detail and the way you go the extra mile for your clients who unless they watch your videos themselves will have no idea. Keep up the great work, you two. Cheers. Damien (Perth - Australia).
I think a piece of angle flashing should have been installed and striped in to put that water out on top of the stone. Also ice and water on the substrate over the vertical stone before shoulder stones were set. Looks like fun..my twitch is dickin
Cutting corners running felt vertical on the chimney near an area where water infiltration is most likely. Could end up chasing a leak everybody thinks is at the shoulders when in fact its vertical wall below the chimney cap.
@@2themaster 100% of the time its because the installer did not allow moisture behind the exterior wall to escape. By the time the owner sees it there is probably structual damage ad well
The Versetta Stone looks awesome a real nice finishing touch to the cabin but i must say your workmanship is AWESOME congrats to you Kyle and Greg for all the great content keep the vids coming
All time favorite is Norm but more in more you're inches up to him, also favs of mine are: April Wikerson, Essential Craftsman, Bob Villa, Honest Carpenter and so many more
Good man, love the eyeball-wear!!! Knew a guy who had an air-compressor powered gun hit a piece of steel and it went in his eye. Fortunately it stopped there but he essentially lost use of his eye. All that pesky OSHA eye, ear and fall-protection stuff and regulations always seems like such a pain in the butt until you have an accident and then you realize what they were nagging about. Stay safe, guys!!! Darn, that chimney looks great!
I would like to see you and Jordan and Matt do a colab on a build and mix Jordan's love for engineered lumber, Matt's love for tight sealed and building science, and your post frame to build a high performance, net zero post frame house. Showing the benefits of very little thermal bridges, quick stand up (vs traditional walls with TONS of lumber. I would love to see you guys combine your specialties and build a kick ass home.
Dang that GoPro is filming really nicely, and the sound isn't bad at all. I don't know how the heck it's got so much light and giving so much depth at the same time. Sensor technology must be damn good in that little thing. I've only got the 2 and 3. Definitely going to have to grab one of these too.
Dang . . . . . the building is moving so much even the chimney is wobbling around when you are working on it : - D. SORRY, I couldn't resist after seeing all the silly comments and listening to you & Greg in the few previous videos.
@@DP-tb5qn Yes, I know that. I was making a joke because Kyle gets many comments about the building moving because people don't understand it's the scissor lift moving, not the building.
Kyle, most interesting building you guys have built yet. Awesome. 1. Could you please show the detail of how the fireplace and chimney are assembled and built inside the house? 2. Why did you not build the chimney completely on the outside of the house, so you could have built the roof around the chimney instead of having to go through the roof? Love your channel and content.
Damn!, dude, are you the inventor of the construction or what.? I mean you do roof, siding, stone, chimney you work metal structures, wood structures and everything well done and explained, and now youtube as well. I was thinking that I'm good doing roofing Lol😅😂 Men. You do Great job.! 👍🏻
With Ryan's th-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
As a legally blind sub, I can tell you that losing my vision sucks, but I’ve learned to adapt over the past decade. There are even tech advances that help for those who are into building or crafting. The detail you guys go into would take some time since many things are visual, but I think would be possible. Someday, I’d like to get back into building furniture. Building or general construction is of interest to me, but never had any sighted experience in doing it. Living vicariously through you and Greg. 😎👍🏻
RR buildings video “boring”, NOT ever, great job, 👍👍👍
I really like the look of this building. I think it’s the best design RR has ever done.
No doubt man it looks awesome
I agree
I just wish it got a huge deck in the back.
You'll do great work. Watching your videos has helped me build a she shed for the wife and a small pole barn to weather protect my tractor and other things. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Looks great, no need for advertising when your work speaks for itself.
This is one great channel, you feel like your right there with him and he is talking to you,, I'm happy I found this channel when I was designing my pole building 60 by 40 built by the amish, I showed him how you set your posts and the bracket you use, he was really impressed and is now thinking hard about doing his posts the same way! The chimney posts look awesome great Job !
The gopro hero 9's quality is actually impressive.
The time/safety, and sheer energy you save with the scissor lift more than pays for itself. Great job, love your quality! Very hard to find quality work anymore
Your attention to detail is absolutely mind-blowing. Incredible work.
And, YES, I am learning a few tricks.
All I can say is WOW. The 2 of you knocked out of the park. I always want to make sure Greg gets some credit also.
The chimney looks fantastic as does the rest of the building..i would be proud to live there..see you on the next one ...Cheers 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
It just blows my mind that 2 guys can put up and entire building of that size.
It's good for the time they have to put in, especially the waiting on materials, allows them to work with only two.
That chimney looks so good. A very attractive addition to the building.
I like "fast" Kyle, he gets things done quick. It looks amazing and I am certain it will last for a long time.
The look at 6:20 did it for me. Great work by a super talented team. Great videos. But that look says it all.
CUSTOMER MUST BE VERY VERY HAPPY, LOOKS SPECTACULAR‼️‼️👍👍. Vinny 🇺🇸
At least I can say I'm doing research if my boss catches me watching this!!! Greetings from Bolivia!!!
You guys are so impressive! I really like how you trim everything out to prevent birds and wasps and other critters. Standing seam roof is amazing.
When you get an ad for Morton buildings watching RR Buildings... Ain't no way you guys (Morton) are going to give me the same quality building!
The Farm Shop building is sitting on a foundation that was for an old Morton building. Might be why you saw it.
Nice to see this bad boy done. Looks great! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Kyle,
Love watching your videos. As an engineer, I really appreciate your attention to detail and the way you go the extra mile for your clients who unless they watch your videos themselves will have no idea. Keep up the great work, you two. Cheers. Damien (Perth - Australia).
You guys rock. Starting a project and putting some Verseta Stone.
Sure these clients appreciate everything you do to achieve perfection.. you amaze me bro.
Looks great. That stone seems easy to work with. Nice job.
I've been waiting for that chimney to be rocked forever! Looks great!
You gotta love a company that gets you the right equipment for the job! I'd work for this company fo sho
Be interesting to see the flashing detail between the shoulder stone and the metal side wall. Impressive results on the stone work.
I think a piece of angle flashing should have been installed and striped in to put that water out on top of the stone. Also ice and water on the substrate over the vertical stone before shoulder stones were set. Looks like fun..my twitch is dickin
Cutting corners running felt vertical on the chimney near an area where water infiltration is most likely. Could end up chasing a leak everybody thinks is at the shoulders when in fact its vertical wall below the chimney cap.
Nice to see you respecting the panel paint finish. Blowing off debris and walking on the vertical legs. Love that!
@@GM-dh5xi I work on chimneys for a living. 80% of the leaks come from the shoulders. The other 20% is flashing or lack of a cricket.
@@2themaster 100% of the time its because the installer did not allow moisture behind the exterior wall to escape. By the time the owner sees it there is probably structual damage ad well
The Versetta Stone looks awesome a real nice finishing touch to the cabin but i must say your workmanship is AWESOME congrats to you Kyle and Greg for all the great content keep the vids coming
The HERO9 is awesome, video is mega crisp and clean. Audio is just as perfect, keep usin' ! ! !
That chimney is FREAKING MINT!! HELL OF A JOB!!
Little table saw up on the scissor, SMART Smart smart!
I really liked your work station setup on top of the manlift.
Nice and productive.
Yes! Wear your protective gear.
It really does look smart and very presentable to any visitors the building gets....top job.....Stay Safe RRB
Since seeing this installed I am looking for this type of product. Thanks for sharing. Looks clean and nice.
All time favorite is Norm but more in more you're inches up to him, also favs of mine are: April Wikerson, Essential Craftsman, Bob Villa, Honest Carpenter and so many more
Wow what an honorable
List to be apart of
Been waiting so long for that chimney to be finished. Excellent work.
Feel like I have been waiting all year for this chimney to get finished. Can't imagine how happy you are about it.
Agree. You know they are happy AF
@@nooknnero Especially with how cold it is getting. I bet they want to start working inside with the heat on.
Good man, love the eyeball-wear!!! Knew a guy who had an air-compressor powered gun hit a piece of steel and it went in his eye. Fortunately it stopped there but he essentially lost use of his eye. All that pesky OSHA eye, ear and fall-protection stuff and regulations always seems like such a pain in the butt until you have an accident and then you realize what they were nagging about. Stay safe, guys!!! Darn, that chimney looks great!
That is absolutely beautiful nice work. I love stone as opposed to brick it reminds me of the older houses in Michigan with river stone chimneys.
WOW that Chimney is something.
Chimney looks excellent.
The final shot where the chimney is done along with most of everything else is really, really nice. Well done, RR.
Looks great!!! Can't wait until we start the inside too. Quite the building!!!
I would like to see you and Jordan and Matt do a colab on a build and mix Jordan's love for engineered lumber, Matt's love for tight sealed and building science, and your post frame to build a high performance, net zero post frame house. Showing the benefits of very little thermal bridges, quick stand up (vs traditional walls with TONS of lumber. I would love to see you guys combine your specialties and build a kick ass home.
Love the look of that stone. Sure hope the fireplace works as good as this chimney looks.
That chimney turned out great! Heck, the building is turning out great!
It certainly looks the part ! Well Done 👍 dude !!.
Boy that came out beautiful 👍👍👍
Beautiful workmanship with great attention to detail.
One hell of a build. Well done friend.
I really like the stone it really looks good. I have a house built in 1890 with 2 chimneys was thinking about putting it around them
Looks great. You and Greg do a fantastic job. Stay safe.
Dang that GoPro is filming really nicely, and the sound isn't bad at all. I don't know how the heck it's got so much light and giving so much depth at the same time. Sensor technology must be damn good in that little thing. I've only got the 2 and 3. Definitely going to have to grab one of these too.
I have the GP7 but I don’t think the mic is that good. Love it for my videos though
Absolutely Superb Job Gentlemen.
bro you are a artist in youre job
All I can say is WOW👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Dang . . . . . the building is moving so much even the chimney is wobbling around when you are working on it : - D. SORRY, I couldn't resist after seeing all the silly comments and listening to you & Greg in the few previous videos.
It is absolutely crazy how much the building still shakes. LOL!
its the cherry picker not the building
@@DP-tb5qn Yes, I know that. I was making a joke because Kyle gets many comments about the building moving because people don't understand it's the scissor lift moving, not the building.
Greetings from England, love the standard of your work
it's amazing how VersettaStone can turn a carpenter into a mason. Looks great!
He isn’t a stone mason by any means !!
As I’ve commented before Kyle, keep churning the vids out. Great work man
That chimney looks great, nice work as always
You have some skills! Next level angle cuts!
One word: Amazing. Your best project on TH-cam yet.
i know it's quite off topic but do anyone know a good website to stream newly released series online?
@Darius Kasen i watch on Flixzone. Just search on google for it =)
@Giovanni Elliot Definitely, I've been using Flixzone for months myself =)
@Giovanni Elliot Thank you, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I appreciate it !
@Darius Kasen happy to help xD
I’d sure like to be able to afford a cabin like that, and in the #3 BIG BUCK state is just icing on the proverbial birthday cake.
That new GoPro has a very sharp picture
You've changed my opinion of ingenered stone . I like it
Looks awesome. Thanks for posting.
Kyle I was gonna get some IsoTunes but then you talked me right out of it. I'm getting some cool shades instead - for the ladies.
Liked to of seen more detail on how U flashed the shoulders, all in all U do some skilled work.
It shows U practice at it. Thanks for the content .
That looks amazing. Good job Ryan.
Kyle, most interesting building you guys have built yet. Awesome. 1. Could you please show the detail of how the fireplace and chimney are assembled and built inside the house? 2. Why did you not build the chimney completely on the outside of the house, so you could have built the roof around the chimney instead of having to go through the roof? Love your channel and content.
Absolutely Fantastic!!!
Fabulous skills as always! Great to see you with safety glasses on while using ceramic saw!
Beautiful my dude . Going to be an epic conclusion.
Looks fantastic from the north east England
Looks great well done to the 2 of you
Hi from Ireland loved all the videos
Looks awesome. Been wanting to see the chimney stone work come together. 👍
You and me both!
C'mon man! That is so beautiful!
fantastic work ... Keep up the great job...
Excellent travail.
Amazing job... thanks for your skills... good from Moorea South pacific Islands
Well done good job a bit of pride goes a long way cheers 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
That is a fantastic job. Nice work.
Man that turned out beautiful man great job you 2 truly amazing work and looks great
Fair play to ya kyle that looks the mutts nuts!
Not Seeing separates you from Things, not Hearing separates you from People.
Interesting way of see that
RR Buildings A family member of Mine is Profoundly Deaf.
Dang it! The building is swaying again.
Yes finally I've been thinking about putting this stuff on the house I want to build
Hope you have a Cash Cow... The stone is averaging $17.00 per square foot, plus installation!
Absolutely beautiful!
Wow...AWESOME!
Your Hero9 looks and sounds great dude👍👍👍
Damn!, dude, are you the inventor of the construction or what.? I mean you do roof, siding, stone, chimney you work metal structures, wood structures and everything well done and explained, and now youtube as well. I was thinking that I'm good doing roofing Lol😅😂 Men. You do Great job.! 👍🏻
Great job guys!
Hey Kyle this is one glorious looking chimney as fine as ever was. Thanks for your attention to detail, Dave.
I love this chimney!
Nice 👍🏻 work. I like the stone.
Thanks for the video. How about on that last course you just drill. A few holes and put some screws in there and put some gray silicone?