Closing in a shed building
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มี.ค. 2024
- Doing stamped 4' concrete walls, wood walls/roof, metal roofing, Hardie board siding, and installing garage doors on an existing open carport style building.
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Boy you can tell that truck driver has never watched Andrew’s channel. When Andrew has reservations about messing something up you know he knows what he’s talking about.
Dude had no idea. His the sort of guy that gives truck drivers a bad name. Not to mention looks like he was on the brakes when Andrew was pushing the truck from behind
^ this xD
Andrew did right I would not of done it because if I busted the radiator then I would be liable
I agree. The driver was clueless.
@@Jacobtheunwise
😂
With 1.3 million subscribers, Andrew still doesn't have goofy sponsor ads in the middle of his videos.
Just a guy getting work done and taking us along for the ride.
He did have one when toro gave him several snowblowers to test but it did not feel sponsored at all
He's making more money and putting it to good use, nice addition and finishing. wow make that a lot of money, well deserved and well spent.
Concerned about securing your mountain castle, then you'll need NordVPN.
I agree, I pay extra not to watch ads and I thank Andrew for not embedding Ad crap into his awesome videos I wish I had 1/3 of this mans energy and drive.
Yup, you are getting taken for a ride...lol. He could have put out material during each phase of the project, but he did not.
You only get content when it pays Andrew the most amount of money. He doesnt care about his viewers.
I love that you have the patience to put entire projects into one video rather than just piece by piece. It’s satisfying to watch from beginning to end.
Thanks
I am allways amazed over what time span he holds on to videos before finally editing them. I would either never have the patience, or a year or more later never be able to find the raw material again.
The videos are good because they're not fake, and most guys can relate , just a guy in his dirty work clothes, the dogs running around and Andrew fixing things & knocking out projects.. typical day around my place aswell.. there's always something broke, and always a project that needs done
This was a Lord of the Rings length video about a guy closing in a shed, and I watched every minute of it. I don't know what it is about his videos, but Camarata makes videos this length work.
Always glad to see a new one has been posted, even when it's three hours long.
Thank you
I used to groan when I checked in and saw a two or three-hour video, but no more, I may not watch in one sitting, but I watch every one. So much detail.
Monumental video, Andrew. I respect the choice to give us the whole project in one shot rather than drip feeding us 15 minute videos over the next 6 months. The shop looks great, keep it up.
Holy hell that irks the shit outta me too, a lot of TH-camrs do that in fact most do. I dig that term you used tho ( drip feeding) it's accurate and amusing 😂
I agree with that @@skitzochik
I just posted the same thing. It was fun trying to figure out where he was going with this project and how he would do it. He has a "toy" for every situation too
Totally agree
Agreed. And I absolutely love the videos where he goes back after two years or something and shows the finished project. I think it's so much better than having to wait. I rather have everything at once
Andrew. Not to blow smoke ... but you have this down to a science. Right amount of talking ... right amount of using the drone ... right amount of showing the actual work being done... really good background music right amount of dogs in the video. Like a well crafted movie. Nothing to complain about. Incredibly enjoyable. Keep it up.
I don't think I've watched a 3 hour video on youtube in a long time. Didn't even realize how much time I had spent watching it lol. I love getting the satisfaction of watching Andrew get work done while I get to do nothing. Andrew is a machine! He gets work done and then adds on the difficulty of filming the whole thing. Keep it up, Andrew!
I agree, If I was going to make a site, I would not want any trash Products I had to represent. I have been an Advocate for the A,erican Fallen and Wounded Warriors plus K. I. A. . , M. I. A. The DiSABLED VETERANS SPORTS AND hUNTING / FISHING AS WELL AS WHEEL CHAIR BASKET BALL PROGRAM, AND NOT ONE OF THE BIG CORPORATIONS WHO HAS SUPPORTED ME OVER THE YEARS HAS NOT ONCE ASK ME TO ADVERTIZE THEM AND i HAVE DISHED OUT MILLIONS OVER THE YEARS. I HAVE BEEN A REAL TOY MAKING AND DELIVERING SANTA CLAUS FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS AND HAVE NEVER ACCEPTED A WAGE. ALL DONATIONS HAS ALWAYS WENT TOWARDS THE PROGRAM. NOT ONE PERSON WAS OR HAS BEEN PAID A WAGE. THEY VOLUNTEER AND IF I HAVE A FAMILY WHO WORKS WITH ME IN THE CAUSE AND ARE LOW INCOME THAY RECIEVE A CHRISTMAS FOR THEIR FAMILY. MANY HAVE KNOWN ME AS SANTA ON A GOLD WING, MOTORCYCLE OT I USE MY 1901 OLDSMOBILE CURVED DASH CAR AS MY SLIEGH.
You're not wrong - I used to watch Casey Neistat to try and learn how to film and make an interesting video. Andrew does just as good and you learn useful things while watching too :)
GEEZ! 10 days old, 1.7m views and only 1.3m subscribers! Speaks volumes!
Better then cable TV 👏👏
Cherish those moments with your Dad. I lost mine a week ago today, and I already miss the random projects he would help me with.
I’m so sorry sir this may will be two years since I lost my father I’ll keep you in my prayers
@@jakegibbs2648 Thank you for your kindness. I will pray for you as well.
My dad always used to be at the end of the phone to help me do diy stuff, miss him loads
I’m a 63-year-old cattle and sheep rancher in Virginia. As a one-man operation, it sometimes feels overwhelming. When this happens, I’ll watch one of Andrew’s videos for motivation. It works every time!
@@asktodd2000 that is good to hear.
1 three hour long build vid instead of 20 fifteen minute long ad filled videos! This guys is the king.
I could have done all this work faster.
It’s also not up to code. No fire exits or storm proofing. It will collapse
@@GardenGuy1943 no one cares about you grandpa
You know Andrew, back when your father wanted you to stay with the post office, he couldn't have envisioned you to be this successful. I bet your father is really proud of you and gratefully glad to have the help you give him in his hours of need. Old age is hard to deal with. I know im almost 78 and finding it hard to do what i need to do. Keep up the hard work.. God bless you, and keep you safe. 😊❤ your garage is coming along great. Thanks for sharing.
I like that you are doing things with your dad. He looks happy to be spending time with you.
So glad to see Lacy again. Reminds me of when her and Levi would jump in any water they could find. She's the grand old Dame of construction. Fabulous new (old) building.
Andrew Camarata is literally the best thing that exists on youtube, period. Been following him since the castle didnt exist. I remember one of the first videos i watched when he fiddled with some engine for a jetski or w/e it was. I was hooked right at the start.
Jesse mueller is very good too. Has very similar videos. I swear these two grew up a block away from each other
I agree. Just wish my girlfriend felt the same way.
Pretty sure that was the same video I first saw when I subbed
First Andrew's video I saw was the driveway install, been watching since then
Andrew is the best, but I wish his posts weren’t so few and far between. Cutting Edge Engineering Australia is my other favorite channel. They post videos every Friday without fail. Husband/wife team. It’s absolutely incredible what they can accomplish in a week (as a side hustle).
Not a bad night when you’re watching an old video and a brand new one pops up. Excited for this one. Been a long time coming.
This is most likely over a year's worth of saved footage compiled into one video... Finally ! Lol !
well worth waiting for andrew
I love Andrew’s commitment to his craft (and, NEVER releasing clickbait vids), but I would hope that he would consider making progress videos, rather than waiting months or years before releasing the final video. Peace.
this has been being made for over 2 years lmaoooo
At 10pm (Central) on a Sunday night. We all knew it was coming, much anticipated by many - including me - but it was just a matter of time. Thank you Andrew.
The textured concrete with the siding really sets this off as a one of a kind building from what was once a "shed". You and your team have made something really impressive.
The man can Landscape, the man can build roads, the man can build water managing infrastructure. the man can fix machines, and the man can build homes and garages and workshops. the man's a damn legend! keep it up Mister Camarata!
I have been watching this channel for years and I always see the length of the videos and say to myself that there's no way I'm going to watch it all the way though. Every single time I end up watching the videos all the way though and end up saying to myself I wish there was more. Thank you for the countless hours of entertainment Andrew, you do an amazing job. The video quality, content, and thought put into everything you do is unmatched anywhere else on TH-cam. It's obvious that you stay true to yourself and only do what you want to do and that's what makes your content so good. Keep doing you and I'll keep watching.
Correct on that. He makes em - I will keep watching them. Thousands of folks enjoy what he does. Can’t wait for the next one ,
oh wow... i read your comment and was like... wait it can't be THAT long... usually 1h or 1h30.... daaaammmmnnn a 3h video??
Yep- took two days but worth every minute😀😀
I've been watching this one throughout the day. every time we get in the car and Bluetooth auto connects the video would take over. my wife marvels at my ability to watch this guy's stuff. i get so excited and she just shakes her head. men are simple, she says. you're gotdamned right lady.
Words of advice ! Spend as much time with your dad now ! There is no better feeling than a dad helping his son !!! 🥰🥰🥰
Organizing his tool box was priceless
This is a very true statement. Appreciate the time you two have together.
YES YES YES lost my dad in 2019. I've finally gotten past automatically thinking I need to see what dad thinks or his advice on something then remembering I can't anymore. Miss him every day.
@@richardrowlands9113 I feel for you man. I have raised two children that were abused by my now ex wife, she was a monster to them and me. Very violent woman. I stepped as a man and have tried to be the best dad I can be. Older one is graduating college younger one in HS. BTW all 3 of us have enjoyed watch Andrew's videos from way back when Levi was around. We bonded over learning about machines from Andrew.
1000%👍👍
Took me about a week to finish this video in small snippets, but man was it great. Thanks for being a mans man Andrew.
Glad you liked it.
Awesome videos, Andrew. Love the content and time spent on each one. Great to see the time you spend with family. God Bless
Thank you
What? 4 real? Over 3 hours!??! Awesome!!!!
I want moreeee
Thats what I said!!! 😀
Yeah it must have taken 2 months to upload. Or would have at my place. Haha
All of Andrew’s world is happy.
Good job andrew
I know some of the viewers will have noticed this, but Andrew used the blower clips to tie all the individual days together, excellent way to put the clips in line. His filming is always next level, he really can tell a story without much speaking to even mention. He was being compared as an operator to other TH-cam guys who run equipment, but what they missed is it is his camera and editing these other folks lack. And critically it is all done on his own, he's had short stints of help but that's it. It's him.
Andrew is a cinematographer who happens to be good at everything else. That's the difference between his channels and others.
Seamless!
Don’t forget the drone work and the creativity and “necessity-invention” aspects!
His camera placement and editing is top notch! Been watching him for years and he has always been an excellent communicator. This latest piece puts him to a whole new level of story telling. His next castle installments will be a huge TH-cam hit, I trust.
Takes a blower to know a blower…….😂
What a cool project!!!!!! The editing in this video is fantastic--great story teller!!!!!!!! Way to go Andrew!
Thank you.
True genius Andrew. Every episode is an education in itself. Thank you for everything you do.
"Come on! Just push on my shiny tinfoil bumper that i'll send you the invoice for later" wow.
Yeah, that wasn't a good idea. You pointed out the problems with his idea., but he was looked in. Good thing you made the right call
Very nice garage/workshop Andrew! You can give that blower a bit of a rest!
Absolutely awesome close in job on the open sided shed.
Definitely far more useful than it was.
I do wonder why Andrew didn't use ICF construction so it would behave a high R insulation factor so he could heat it in wibter and cool it in summer when he's working on vehicles on the lift and other projects.
It's also impervious to various forms of degradation.
Wood is not and has very little R factor insulation.
No mat, they did an awesome job closing it in.
No trouble knowing that truck wasn’t owned by the driver, what a mug🙄🤣
@@pinwizz69 Unless ICF went all the way up, that is a large building to insulate. The roof is uninsulated. The right way would have been to put in radiant heat in the floor, but the first section was done long ago. That is a very large space to heat. If he wants to work on a machine in the winter and be warm, he has a big heated bay in the castle. The only thing lacking is the lift for cars and trucks is in the outside garage. He could get one of those rolling lifts for the castle bay though if he wanted to cover that base for far less than insulating and heating the workshop. A shop like that would take forever to go from cold to heated as large as it is, so it would need to be at least partially heated all winter. Probably not worth it.
Andrew, I am one of those people who follow you from the shadows who has been following you for many years. I have seen how you built your castle from the ground up and how you have grown over the years. Thank you for sharing your experiences with all of us. THANK YOU!
Thank you.
Now you'll get to watch castle #2! Super excited to see it come together- you know I'll be watching.
❤❤ all my concrete siding has failed EXCEPT where I predrilled and counter sunk the fastener holes and used coated screws-and used loctite adhesive all along the bottom overlap seams. Also the cut edges MUST be water proofed with an emulsifier. This product should definitely have been made with stranded fiberglass mixed in. Water and wind vibrations decompose the cement rapidly.
@rangerbaynworkshop there is another castle !?!
@@jackk8422 you gotta watch the very end my guy! 🏰
It’s nice you include your dad with what your doing, I’m sure he’s overwhelmed with the success you’ve achieved ❤️❤️
Andrew ! Your the “Class Act “ we all love to see ! The way you explain things to having your Dad assist you in sorting and organizing tools , Your “A” complete Gentleman !!! 👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
“My second castle” I love it!
😂😂
Truck driver was a real tool shed.
right...always when we have our trucks come in with damage its from careless shit like that
A shed is useful though. That truck driver, less so.
@@purpleviolinTools are only as useful as the person using them for a purpose. A tool shed is just a place to store and look pretty when not in use, otherwise just like this excuse for a delivery truck driver whom couldn't seem to apply practical logic to a simple dilemma. Some people have to deal with individuals like this daily: THESE are the real hero's of the work force!
Looked like he still had his air breaks on😂😂
For your new castle, please consider pumping the concrete up from the bottom. I built pump trucks for Schwing for many years. We invented this technique. The form bracing is a little more intense but it is worth it. You can pump all the walls in one day. Plus they will be stronger. The ram action of the pump eliminates the need for vibration and the top almost finishes itself. Please also do the math on renting a 14 or 20 yard batch plant. You could use your own shale chips for aggregate. Hope this helps. Thanks for the great content. I have learned so much and always entertained!
Thank you, I’ve never seen anyone pump up from the bottom like that, that is interesting though, I was considering getting a batch plant up there.
Been in bed with a chest infection and just spent 3 hours watching this. Thanks Andy. Really enjoyed this vid. Good to see a man be honest. That shed did let in a lot of leaves and water. The end result is a real asset. Looks better than your house!
God bless, you will be missed.
Best,
Dean.
Other youtubers would get a years worth of videos out of this but you have so much good content you give to us all in one go.
Part 5, blowing out the leaves, part 27, blowing out the leaves, part 51, blowing out the leaves, lolz.
@@skibik3rpart 986 picking up nails
@@skibik3r Part System seems to be a TikTok thing mostly and I hope it don't take over TH-cam if TikTok ever gets took down.
Its not for your benefit dude.
Andrew only puts out stuff when it makes the most money for him. He saves his content up and puts it out at the Easter and Xmas holidays. they get paid more at holiday times.
Don't delude yourself that Andrew is doing this for you. He doesn't give a Siht about the viewers, the only wants them to watch his stuff.
@@berty1422 settle down Francis.. We'd doubt his only interests are monetary.
The only channel where i can watch a 3 hour video without annoying myself, the way Andrew does things is just soothing.
Oppenheimer is 3 hour long? No, I don't have time for that. Andrew posts a 3 Hour long video of closing up his garage? I'm up for it!
@@thaifoodtakeaway Oppenheimer has a fantastic soundtrack, great film!
Hi Andrew, nice building looks fantastic, at the end it is many work but the best is to have your Stuff inside, it will hold much longer. Greetings from Germany, Stephan
Kudos to the skilled cement truck driver for how he handled that offload. Great work as always Andrew!
The fact that you stopped and repaird the rear door card shows to me how much you've grown and matured! Old andrew would have welded diamond plate to it and said "it should have come from the factory this way!" Love seeing your growth! Great job as always!
.. and he would have used the chainsaw in the process!
I about fell over when he opened that brand new Makita tool!!
Ita Lexus for gods sake.
I can't think of another YT filmmaker I'd sit still for this long. Good job, Camarata.
I take anticoagulants to avoid clots. You shouldn’t sit still for this long.
Best,
Dean
Seemed like a long period between vids. as usual i enjoyed every minute of this one. Andrew far exceeds Hollywood films & no commercials. Very talented man & film maker. I have watched for several years & his clarity of filming, speech & content are out standing. Looking forward to the next one. Thank you Andrew.
Yeah, I was working on this video for months
Thanks, there should be more frequent videos soon,
It's taken me a week to watch it all. Loved every minute of seeing real people getting stuff done. Seems like just yesterday he was getting the concrete slabs delivered for the castle. You sir set the bar very high for quality of workmanship.
Your father must be beaming with pride. So great to see you and your father together. Cherish those times. Thanks for sharing, and God bless.
Amen brother!
What happened?
Best,
Dean
Most of us know someone like Andrew. A person who looks at a problem, figures it out and solves it. On the other hand I look at a problem look again and again and then call a friend like Andrew. Great to have you back🥳😎
The three hour video was great Andrew I'm glad you are doing well,love these projects.
Can-do attitude personified
Agreed, Andrew’s creed is “Get ‘er done !!!”. And man….does he deliver, on it.
I’m someone lol I know a little about everything but that hurts me sometimes because I don’t get paid for my skills
Hi Andrew and everyone from northwest Missouri you're dad seam's like a very wise young man and he raised you right Andrew respect for you and pops bud 😊
Andrew you should put in Ballard s in front of all the center supports for the garage openings or sooner or later some one will clip the support and damage the supports for the roof ! I had a corner of my house hit by vehicles all the time until I installed a Ballard in three places ! No more hits
Those stamp molds did a phenomenal job...... cement looks amazing
He needs a fire exit. This is dangerous.
Best,
Dean
It's wonderful that Lacy gets to live her dog life. Even as she struggles to get around, she's so happy to be around family and friends. Thank you.
It's sad she just passed away.
@@bummydillThat's a bummer, but man she lived a good life didn't she? RIP good girl.
@@bummydillHow can you be sure?
@@SalandFindles he posted a video on his b roll playlist and has mentioned it in Comments a couple of times. It was just recently.
Very sad news. But, yes, she lived a long happy life. I admire the way the family takes time out of whatever they are doing to interact with their dogs throughout the day.
Andrew accidentally creates the craziest ASMR experience just by doing his thing. Thank you, sir, for all your documentary work. We love it!! I couldn't wait for this particular project to drop.
Cherish the time you have with your father. Recently lost my dad and absolutely miss our little projects we always come up with.
Was just thinking, "Andrew hasn't posted in a while," when boom: he drops an epic miniseries sized video. Stoked to watch. Keep them coming.
Can't get enough of Andrews videos, simple but yet on point which made this format and channel so watchable for hours on end, it's being on the passenger and first person view. More success in the future endeavors!
Thank you.
@@AndrewCamarata The new castle is looking dope man.. i can't wait to see the building process..
maybe use some of the blue rocks you got there in it's foundation.. anyway hat off from the other side of the ocean Europe !
You’re an inspiration of what hard work can accomplish. All your subscribers knew something big was coming and you delivered. Can’t wait to see future videos on Castle 2.0.
Somewhere along the way his videos disappeared from my regular feed and I had to go back and look for things I actually liked. I’ve missed a ton of stuff! Now I get to catch up and binge on quality content! Bravo Andrew!
Came out amazing. Those concrete molds for the walls came out way nicer than i was expecting.
Oh where to begin. First, the renovated building looks fantastic. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed this, and every one of your other videos. You take a lot of pride in the quality of your videos, and it shows. This long one was entertaining, not boring and had lots of interesting twists and turns. We actually looked forward to making it our entertainment for the evening. Keep up the good work, and keep 'em coming!
Glad you enjoyed it!
It is a rare thing to find a way in life that allows one to act on their dreams and build the “castles”within. Thanks for sharing your journey with us
3:10:14 !!!!!!!!! DAMN... that's awesome, I love how you're thinking about 100s of years, there's a really great article and project where they research a 1000 year building - amazing stuff.
Been waiting for the shed enclosure!
50% more building 400% more useful.
Inspiring stuff. Glad you got a dry spot for more machinery.
No other TH-cam channel makes time fly.
Stella entertainment. Thank you sir.
*Stellar. Nothing to do with Belgian beer.
@@mm9773 Nor how someone got their groove back. lol
He should have done that years ago. But common sense is never one of Andrews traits.
At least now, his rusting junk is going to rust a bit slower.
They dont call upstate New York the 'Rust Belt' for nothing...lol.
Love the long - complete - format! Laughed out loud when I saw you coming riding in that "excavatorette" near the end! Very cute, hadn't seen that one before, and you never cease to amaze with the many different machines you find and use. All them right tools for the jobs!
What a great video Andrew, thanks for taking the time to share with all of us. Only got 2hrs through it, will come back later on and finish this Great movie!
Your dad looks like he feels needed. Thank you Andrew for being a good son to your dad.
This was really the best part of the video I think
14:30 Old Lacey still has a smile on her face! .. Happy to be out in the sun .. She walks like me ! :)
Hi Andy, just a little tip about hydraulic lines. When I would take lines apart, I had some of the old telephone wires that were all different colors and would put matching wires for all the connections, so reassembly was a no brainer. That little trick is so helpful when doing multiple line removal. Anyway, the work you do is great, and your self motivation is really fantastic. Keep up the great videos, Thanks . Scot from Hollis,
New Hampshire
I used to watch your videos several years back.I am very impressed with your construction abilities and thoroughly enjoyed the processes of expanding your business facilities.I look forward very much to my renewed interests in your skills
Is that the new girlfriend? Definitely an upgrade! The new castle design is amazing!
It is been 5 years since Essential Craftsman made that burke bar (41:37) for Andrew and it makes me smile every time I see it is still in use.
So many people who are doing videos have the never ending lip flapping syndrome and just destroy the entire video with the constant commentary I'm very happy to just listen to what's being done and the conversations that are part of getting the job done and done right
Thanks. I agree.
The "40 foot man-lift" thing made me chuckle a bit. I used to build offshore oil rigs, and we regularly used JLG 130 foot man-lifts. Those things are crazy. lol
When you're that high up, it swings back and forth like a flagpole. Feels like it's going to snap every time it moves. I'd prefer be in a crane basket 300' in the air. They feel far more stable.
When I 1st saw this video was over 3 hours, Usually, I wouldn't take the time to watch, but I've always wanted to see you finish that lean to and wow! What a killer transformation! Your dad must be extremely proud of you and your accomplishments, Andrew! Can't wait to see you building your new castle!
Yep. I saw 3hrs and thought I'd watch it in 4 or 5 parts. Got sucked in and 3 hrs later I'm reading comments
What a nice treat, a 3hr video on a sleepless night! Cheers from Upstate NY!
Watching from Ballston Spa!
from Dolgeville... then albany... and beyond. go upstate!
LOL, Just over the Line in South West Vt . 👍🏻🇺🇸
2nd Castle and a tank out front 😀. I finally finished the video, and enjoyed every minute. Thanks, Andrew!
Thank you Andrew that video was more entertaining and informative than anything the main stream media broadcasts.
Thanks
At the end there, I noticed the Tonka trucks up there. That your dad probably bought you when you were younger. Now he’s relaxin, helping you putting away your new tools….. Nothing better than that!
Just two more comments: Your work ethic is like a robot, and no ads.... Seeing your dad there makes me very happy...
I just realized that there are no ads. How does he monetize his channel?
He sells monogram seat shirts, etc., he makes money on number of comments listed & from time to time he will sell old bits & pieces off machinery, with his last name wlded onto it. Very gifted man.
@@matthewjohnston1400should be sweat shirts.
I have many ads nit sure what unmean maybe he added them after @matthewjohnston1400
It's amazing how much of building is cleaning. Great work as usual!
2 Million Views in 2 weeks. Great Presentation as always with a humble story line and Great content. You're just doing what you want and letting us go along, Thank you. Looking forward to the other castle build. Keep them all coming.
Love the prime time with your DAD ,PRICELESS 🤓
Great to see your pops hanging out and helping you with the new build and set up!
My favorite part was watching Andrew and his dad just putting tools away. Such a down to earth moment.
I'm traumatized by the amount of times I saw Andrew using a broom but it has also inspired me to to clean up a bit of my own mess.
Who else thought just for a second that.. that cement truck driver drives backwards fast and very well😂😂😂 Seriously though… I’ve been watching your videos for a cool 10 years seems… ADDICTED!!
Thank Andrew for the content
Yea was thinking there's plenty of space, why backup 😅 very curious truck to my eye.
Lying here with a messed up neck and I'm blessed with a 3 hour Camarata video...what a day
Me too, had a total neck fusion 3 yrs ago gone bad...now bed ridden in pain. Videos like these, makes my day.
Two herniated disc in my back got me in bed for over week now. Finally sumthing good on utube watch!
Who else has been following him like me for the past 8 years? I've subscribed to his channel for 8 years and he hasn't run a single ad. He is an extremely wonderful person who brings the best experience to the viewers. COMMENT #1 TO SUPPORT HIM.
Is amazing absolutely. I remember watching lawnmower work to start with.
@@doolittlegeorge I was watching a bulldozer, and from there I became his loyal audience
Determination and hard work plus skill. Awesome!
The stamped concrete walls turned out amazing. Looks sharp
Wow Andrew, that was better than 99% of most blockbuster big-budget movies. Thanks man!
3 hours 11 mins Andrew certainly doesn’t disappoint with video length 👍
HI ANDREW WE REALLY ENJOYED THIS GREAT VIDEO! THANK YOU BEST VIDEO EVER! JOE
Andrew, I’m so proud of you & your accomplishments, being there with your dad, enjoying his companionship is not see much these days. I know learning so many ways from him & working along with him in your younger years has made you so great, he has to be so proud. You are amazing, I love it that you will get things done no mater the obstacles you have. You are a doer…..
Andrew 😢
You and your DaD working together and him bringing Lady over just to be the crew is priceless.
Andrew your vision and knowledge is a one man full of dreams. I’m from Baltimore Maryland and I’ve enjoyed over and over how you are glued to being a true hard worker.
Thanks
i love that Andrew has the same amount of mess ups we all do and shows it. his troubleshooting skills are why i watch. a dude figuring out how to get stuff done. i love it.
I install overhead doors which include roll ups as well…good job at the install
Congratulations Andrew ! You should be very proud of what you’ve transformed your building into. I laughed to myself when you were sweeping and cleaning. We haven’t seen that too much on your videos.
His maturity is showing. Organizing, cleaning, fixing, doing things correctly. Next thing you might see is him settling down and getting married.
Glad to see Lacey. Good memories of Levi. Take care and thanks for a great video.
The real hero of this video is that Craftsman impact driver! That thing has been on the scene for years!
What a massive undertaking. Lots of planning and thought went into the enclosure.
Andrew, please extend our thank to your dad for raising one of if not the most ambitious hardworking industrious, critical thinking gentle, and inspiring young man of his and many other generations. Your dad must be one in a billion. Thanks for this 3 hours of joy inspiration and pure entertainment. Also please give Cody and Blue a huge hug for us. Wd love your dogs too.❤❤😊😊
There is a throwback culture in upstate NY. I remember driving from NJ to a little town North of Syracuse in 1986 and thinking it was like the 1940's still up there. Now it's probably a bit like the 1980's. hehe.
Been watching the Channel for a couple years now! Love the content, please keep it up Andrew!🤜🤛
Nothing better on a slow day than a 3 hour Andrew Camarata video to make the afternoon more enjoyable.
Anybody subscribed to this channel is always delighted by the astounding knowledge he's been able to acquire in his young life. I worked as a Steeplejack in New England years ago. In this very skilled industry, you basically learn several other trades, because you're hired to work on Colonial Churches and every possible design since the 1700s. Yes, there are Wooden Churches in New England that were built that far back. Some of the skills: Carpentry, Masonry, Bricklaying, Roofing, Paving, Painting, Bellfry Re-building, Goldleafing and more... Crazy, isn't it? Andrew, American Ingenuity and an enviable work ethic... Love You Brother!