My Dream Shop Build Continues. Perma Columns And Some Plumbing
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THE DREAM SHOP TAKES SHAPE! Part 2: Perma Columns & Plumbing Secrets Revealed!
We're back with Part 2 of our epic dream shop build, and it's getting real! In this video, we're tackling the crucial perma columns and plumbing stages before pouring the concrete floor. You won't want to miss these essential tips and tricks!
From precision digging to expert plumbing hacks, we're sharing it all. Get ready to elevate your own building skills and join the conversation in the comments below!
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Looking good Brandon and George thanks for the update. And Brandon thank you for leaving politics out of your channel, if I want to hear about politics I will watch the news. Thanks again and take care 👍
Thank you! And your welcome....I'm not smart enough to talk politics anyways I don't really pay all that much attention to it
Great work guys as always great video it's Dean from Australia like I said my son Blake who absolutely loves your channel actually woke me up today at 5am to get me to look and see for your new video I reckon its bloody awesome he enjoys your videos instead of all the other TV junk and he also asked why your nephew doesn't have the same name 'Blake' lol he thinks his name should Blake he's 4 n a half anyways mate cheers mate from Dean and BLAKE he also asked me to say 'hello guys'
Well you make sure to tell him I said hi and thank you for watching I appreciate it and I'm glad he's watching and learning!!
You will have a much easier time with your glue joints by easing the outside edge of the male end and use a 1/4 turn when connecting.
I’m Irish, it’s interesting to see such differences in building sheds for similar use. Great video
Thank you, my great great grandpa is from Ireland so I've got it in my blood
You qualify as a plumber with that crack attack. That’s one reason I wear overalls. I know you will enjoy working in your own shop. Nothing like having your own and not working in somebody’s else’s shop even though you like them.
Looking good!
Looking good Brandon, you'll appreciate the lean-to . Could always put up 3 more walls and you'll have that much more space enclosed and under roof.
Is this building follow under " agricultural building "?
Excellent Project. Thank You for Sharing !! H.
The Y's are more than likely for running a eel in case of clog.
ole 690B sounds good
Oh yeah!!
The thing I hated about playing in the sandbox we had cats so you were actually playing in a liter box
We never had cats we had Boxer dogs and they kept the back yard cat free lol
nice job.i always tape my two cans together so its much easier to glue the pipes never miss place them then.i wold have thought you would have put I beams in the floor so your dozers would not wreck the floor
That's a good idea I'll take some tile tape and do that....unfortunately somethings just wernt in the budget but I do have some conveyor belting I can lay down to run the dozers in on
That looks great! So glad to see your dream coming true. Just curious if you’re putting in a slop sink too. A waste oil heater would keep you warm also. For free.
Thank you!! Yes I will have a sink....everyone I talk to tell me to kinda shy away from the used oil furnaces they can be very temperental my uncle had one and I would have to agree he was always working on it
great job setting up the floor and toilet pipes! yes both sections need glue makes sure there are no voids!
sand sucks! just like swimming in the pacific ocean, churns up the sand and everything else that
can rub you raw! just like getting it in your boots, acts like sand paper on your feet! you are
making great progress on the build! everything builds in layers one step at a time, give good
time for the concrete to cure! so it will not crack apart.
Nice job lads
Thank you!
Great video your dreams are about to start thanks Brandon and George
Good.job brandon
Thank you!
Had the plumber crack showing.lol
😂😂👍💪🗽
Let's the heat out
I have noticed many other farm shops ran six inch drain pipe and still had to clean out drain pipe from wash bays. Might think of pushing up the pipe size on any of the areas you plan to do any machine cleaning and dii-angling the run to avoid nineties or forty fives to make easier to clean when the mud builds up.
Is there going to be a sink? I know that washing your hands in a shop is important. Project looks good!
Yes I will have a utility sink definitely need to wash the hands...thank you!
Crookeder than a politician 😂😂😂😂😂
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Has doing some electrical work in the basement gluing pipe together over my head and some of that PVC glue dripped in my mustache. Oh God it messed me up for a couple hours. enjoy the video.
Oh no lol....thanks for watching
You definitely need the primer. Coming from the dewatering guy
Well I always use it anyways i think its pretty lol ....what do you think of the glue that you don't need Primer?
@dirtgrainsteel we use it sometimes for well points....but the main issue with it is that you need to let it set up properly or it tends to come apart and you end up looking like a wet dog
That looks like RC loader and truck
Kinda surprised you did not use stand offs on your rebar to elevate it to the center of the pour.
They pulled it up as the poured my builder is doing all the concrete work and the building so that's on them
Hi again from Shannon Ireland.
Are those workers Menonites Morman LDS people?
Hey....well I'm not 100% sure what they exactly are I'm thinking Mennonites I don't know if it would be wrong to ask they are super great guys though they love to talk and hear stories from our ways of life
Check with dirt perfect, there's a operators sport starting up.
I was actually invited by them to compete in it but I turned it down due to the fact I was busy with the new house and shop process you may see me on there eventually at one point I was pretty involved with Hyundai and then I kinda got pushed to the side
Did you ask Aaron the greatest fabricator in the world if that's who you do it properly and get some expert advice on how to weld it properly so the job is done correct lol. Glad to see your dreams and hard work coming to life and reality for ya you deserve it bud. I'll stop over and try to catch you there see what ya got going on.
You are looking great. Looks
Like you’ve lost some serious weight. Thanks for sharing this video; it’s always interesting to see buildings going up, particularly when it’s your personal shop.
Thank you for not talking politics. One way or another you either offend someone, or start an argument. It’s best to leave Kamala and Trump to the news. Best Regards and thank you.
Where is the water pipe?
Not installed yet it will be a frost free hydrant up through the floor that away I can shut it off and it will drain back if for some reason the heat is off in the shop
I may have missed it but how large is your new shop?
40x60x16' 6"
In the dark of the night came a terrible scream…… WHO PUT THE SAND IN THE VASELINE??!!
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A retired barber in this area would stop a custom if he spoke about a politician!
George talks to much... Strong silent or shy ???
He's just camera shy sometimes lol