Thanks for hanging and watching another episode of what has become the longest build of mine to date...But as it gets closer to completion it gets more and more worth it. Let me know your favorite part so far!
I have watched this build from day one and have learned so much. You have kept every episode captivating and fun to watch! Great job and can’t wait to see it finished.
The insulation process. Please, please, please crawl back through all those trusses and show us how they insulate from now on in each new build series, lol. 👍🇺🇸😊
It is a very good book for beginners as well as for those that are already into th-cam.com/users/postUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt A very good basic ebook to keep as a reference too. I like it and the way the subject matter is presented. It has humor and that helps with the reading.
This place is going to be a masterpiece. Can’t wait to see the finished product. I’m a plumber and I enjoy seeing people take pride in their work like this. Unfortunately most of my work gets covered up and buried in the wall but I always tell myself that someday someone will see it lol. Keep up the good work.
Another great video! I was watching and noticed one viewer kept pressing for information on your income, which isn't really any of our business. What's important is whether you're happy with your income, whether your employee(s) are compensated fairly, and do you feel confident you can keep your business going well into the future. If you can safely say "yes" to those questions, then you're doing quite well!
I’ve been in construction my whole life and I am a 3rd generation carpenter. I have been watching your videos for a year or so and since day one of watching it’s made me and motivated me to want to be a better carpenter... I love learning new techniques and watching how others tackle difficult situations in our trade... your work speaks volumes and thanks for the motivation to do better.
Love the channel. Great build. Everything looks great. Only thing I would say is maybe find J that’s finished on the inside or even a vinyl F channel or something to match ceiling as the grey looks unfinished. I realize it was an afterthought on how you were going to finish it off and that’s what you had. Maybe even spray paint in a pinch. You do fantastic work. Your attention to detail and always double checking with lasers and levels even when you really don’t need to just shows how you are a perfectionist and your customers are lucky to have you for their contractor. Keep up the great work and awesome videos.
Seeing you climb through those trusses reminds me of the old days crawling around in attics fishing wires, getting snagged on gussets and sweating off the pounds. Good memories.
Favorite for me was the exterior steel and stone work. Never thought I would like the looks of an all steel building but your attention to detail has made this build a show piece. I love the look
Man that was nice, Kyle, to have that extra space behind to pry the boards down. I did a finished basement this year and I had to get creative to pry a few of them because it was on Superior walls, if you know what those are, Lol. I'll tell you a hardwood floor mallet is golden for installing that stuff. Great video production as always sir.
I like how you did the corners with the miters. My last build i wrapped it around a door to go into the next room. Then install a rolling barn door on the outside of it. Really give it a cool look. Great job man!
I love your videos!! We built a pole frame house similar to this and sprayed the roof deck as well as walls with closed cell, way better than the blown in. It adds more strength and rigidity. Keep them coming!,
The ending of this video was unexpected...no commentary from Kyle. I think this the first time I've seen that. Once again, nice job and thanks for sharing.
Love your work man.....Its so easy to get immersed in your build series!...my favorite parts are the initial set up and checking square, but im loving the interior details on this one. Hope you get into more home type projects that can show this more in the future
Wow that looks amazing that's alot of work and has to be $$$$$$$$$$ but beautiful end result all your work is incredible love the videos you definitely do top notch work on all your jobs and your crew too 👍
It would be great to meet the owner of this build (and of other ones in the future too) to learn about why they want this building, how they plan to use it as well as their experience working with you guys. I think it will add a nice touch to the series.
This style build is becoming super popular because you put up a giant box and can make the inside anything you want. My only concern is noise and echo....say you want a piano in the great room? Would there be too much echo?
Looks really good. We did a ceiling once on a 40x60 building we built. 5 inches at a time takes awhile. I also did a couple rooms with pine. Walls and ceilings. I really like the look myself.
I love the content!! I love this job! Construction is my life! So please keep the videos comming! Doesn’t matter to me if you show once or a million times over. It’s always good to learn but it’s also always good to go back and refreshen up some already learned skills. Happy holidays!
I see you bevel the end cuts with a router I suspect to make for a nice finished look. It's the right way but a lot of people miss the step.. Beautiful work as always.
Ha, you probably thought you were sitting pretty with all the indoor work in December, and they weather has turned out to be pretty great so far. We shingled in t-shirts today.
That external corner on the ground floor where you mitred the tongue and grooved boarding looked mint,I don't know how your finishing the window and door reveals but I think that they would look great with that same level of detail. I'm sure however you finish them that they will look top notch anyway. I suppose that on the corner of the reveal mitred they would be more susceptible to opening up with a higher temperature/uv fluctuations so mitring the reveals could actual eventually end up looking quite bad.
You guys do great work and I really enjoy watching the care you take in all aspects of the building phases. While you were taking care of cutting 45s for your outside corners of the TnG, what visual aspect would you get from doing 45s for the inside corners? You did cut the 2 degree bevel to tighten it up but what about a 45.
For people who want to do it yourself, blowing insulation is easy and pretty cheap. I did my barn 42'x88' with a blower from Lowes in about 4 hours with my nephew feeding it and spent about $1000. I also added a few bags above my garage the same day in about half an hour. Took me longer to unload and reload the blower than to insulate above the garage. Don't know how much pros charge, just saying it is also easy to do it yourself and both Home Depot and Lowes will let you use the blower for free if you buy the material from them.
I was using a rented cellulose blower and I had a couple of bags of vermiculite hanging around. Probably 30' into the garage where I was storing my furniture. With the cut off switch over my shoulder the duct tape holding the hose onto the blower failed. Do you know how much vermiculite that blower could broadcast into my garage before I found and switched the blower off? A LOT, I never did get it all out of my sofa. Great video always, great job on the building. Thanks
Surprised the inspector signed off on that electrical work in the attic, all the romex looked like trip wires, designed to send the unsuspecting through the ceiling.
Kyle, your work is amazing as always. The attic insulation....... - Owner should have included some basic lighting up there. Have a switch inside the attic door to throw on. - Sorry for the poor guy up there. Not a pleasant job to do or condition to work in. Must be unbearable to do in summer heat surrounded by metal. - Finally, some sort of basic service walk surface up there should be a minimum requirement. God forbid you make one misstep or stumble due to heat exhaustion..... would not want to rely on the ceiling sheeting to save me from falling to the floor below. Also, imagine having to replace a ceiling sheet in the middle because someone stepped on it.
This might be being a little to picky but if you put a 1x1 piece of pine in your inside corners you can eliminate those little voids created when you butt at the inside corners.
7:30 Looks like new m12 fuel OMT 2526-20 How’s it working out for you, liking it. Imo, really is good upgrade from non fuel m12 OMT, and doesn’t have the “bigger” light at new m18 fuel OMT, but definitely like the m12 fuel, my new go to OMT tool😀 Interior looks amazing, & this build has been ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVS, as so many diff things going on & the material, beautifully paired👍🏻 (but, wouldn’t expect anything less from you😉) Cheers✌🏼
I was just waiting for you to miss your step in the attic and fall on your steel. I imagine seeing a bowed down sprawled outline of you on the ceiling. I guess I watched to many cartoons when I was a kid. 🤣🤣
I watched this yesterday and see no reason why it would need one. The smoke seems like the dangerous part to me. th-cam.com/video/8NC79e0oztM/w-d-xo.html
Weird observation that leads me to a question. Behind the 1bys that you are nailing the pine to there seems to be quite a bit of extra space in between the insulation and the pine boards. I know its going to have a little more space because of the 1bys that the pine tongue and grove is nailed to but I mean in the stud space it looks like at least on camera about 2 inches of void space in the wall. Is that because in a rolled insulation wall to get the same R value the rolled insulation just takes up more space behind drywall, paneling, etc?
13:40 Could have done a trim like 3 1/2" post trim. Put it in upside down with the post part running up the ceiling. Might have given it a more finished look.
@@deeeeeeps Yep, and he at least could have had the J-channel custom bent with the paint on the inside. Not sure why he didn't? All the details that this channel goes on about, and that seems like a missed step, along with not just painting the white sewer stacks.
Hey Kyle really enjoying the video series. Do you think it would be possible to build a barndominium over a basement foundation?Build a subfloor but still use the 6 x 6 posts and your mounting system anchored into the top of the foundation wall?
Thanks for hanging and watching another episode of what has become the longest build of mine to date...But as it gets closer to completion it gets more and more worth it. Let me know your favorite part so far!
All of it....lol
forget us... what's YOUR favorite part?
I have watched this build from day one and have learned so much. You have kept every episode captivating and fun to watch! Great job and can’t wait to see it finished.
Are you kidding me. What an amazing series. 👍🏼
The insulation process. Please, please, please crawl back through all those trusses and show us how they insulate from now on in each new build series, lol. 👍🇺🇸😊
It is a very good book for beginners as well as for those that are already into th-cam.com/users/postUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt A very good basic ebook to keep as a reference too. I like it and the way the subject matter is presented. It has humor and that helps with the reading.
This place is going to be a masterpiece. Can’t wait to see the finished product. I’m a plumber and I enjoy seeing people take pride in their work like this. Unfortunately most of my work gets covered up and buried in the wall but I always tell myself that someday someone will see it lol. Keep up the good work.
Another great video! I was watching and noticed one viewer kept pressing for information on your income, which isn't really any of our business. What's important is whether you're happy with your income, whether your employee(s) are compensated fairly, and do you feel confident you can keep your business going well into the future. If you can safely say "yes" to those questions, then you're doing quite well!
I’ve been in construction my whole life and I am a 3rd generation carpenter. I have been watching your videos for a year or so and since day one of watching it’s made me and motivated me to want to be a better carpenter... I love learning new techniques and watching how others tackle difficult situations in our trade... your work speaks volumes and thanks for the motivation to do better.
Brother we all enjoy the progress. Keep them coming!
I see what you did there with the two electrical boxes. Brilliant! Would never have thought of that.
Did the electrician put them at specific height to which was an exact distance from the beginning of the board?
Love the channel. Great build. Everything looks great. Only thing I would say is maybe find J that’s finished on the inside or even a vinyl F channel or something to match ceiling as the grey looks unfinished. I realize it was an afterthought on how you were going to finish it off and that’s what you had. Maybe even spray paint in a pinch. You do fantastic work. Your attention to detail and always double checking with lasers and levels even when you really don’t need to just shows how you are a perfectionist and your customers are lucky to have you for their contractor. Keep up the great work and awesome videos.
After watching you and your reviews. Finally bought my first Diablo circular saw blades. Love them. Smooth
Great to hear!
I never get tired of bragging on the quality of you and the crew's work.
Thanks for the view in the attic, never seen it done before.. and thank you for your great content just can't get enough, we really need more......
Seeing you climb through those trusses reminds me of the old days crawling around in attics fishing wires, getting snagged on gussets and sweating off the pounds. Good memories.
Watching him make those outlet holes makes me want to own one of those oscilating tools.
I bought one of those "multi-tools" about a year ago, and now I use it constantly.
Favorite for me was the exterior steel and stone work. Never thought I would like the looks of an all steel building but your attention to detail has made this build a show piece. I love the look
In my book RR Buildings earned a double thumbs up great job guys .
Man that was nice, Kyle, to have that extra space behind to pry the boards down. I did a finished basement this year and I had to get creative to pry a few of them because it was on Superior walls, if you know what those are, Lol. I'll tell you a hardwood floor mallet is golden for installing that stuff. Great video production as always sir.
That is the nicest build you have done. It looks amazing. The work you do is phenomenal
awesome work attention to detail is second to none
I like how you did the corners with the miters. My last build i wrapped it around a door to go into the next room. Then install a rolling barn door on the outside of it. Really give it a cool look. Great job man!
That is an unreal amount of V-Groove! WOW I bet you were glad to be done with that!
I love your videos!!
We built a pole frame house similar to this and sprayed the roof deck as well as walls with closed cell, way better than the blown in. It adds more strength and rigidity.
Keep them coming!,
The ending of this video was unexpected...no commentary from Kyle. I think this the first time I've seen that. Once again, nice job and thanks for sharing.
Favorite part so far, the standing seam roof. Thanks so much for this series Kyle.
The finish is looking fabulous. You're attention to details makes a great finished product.
oh my goodness...that would be some seriously TEDIOUS work. Nice job!
Love your work man.....Its so easy to get immersed in your build series!...my favorite parts are the initial set up and checking square, but im loving the interior details on this one. Hope you get into more home type projects that can show this more in the future
Wow that looks amazing that's alot of work and has to be $$$$$$$$$$ but beautiful end result all your work is incredible love the videos you definitely do top notch work on all your jobs and your crew too 👍
It would be great to meet the owner of this build (and of other ones in the future too) to learn about why they want this building, how they plan to use it as well as their experience working with you guys. I think it will add a nice touch to the series.
This style build is becoming super popular because you put up a giant box and can make the inside anything you want. My only concern is noise and echo....say you want a piano in the great room? Would there be too much echo?
Gotta love that CutHub work station. The T/G pine looks really nice. Looking to do our cathedral ceiling with it. Thanks for sharing your videos. 🎄
That is turning into an amazing place! The cladding is looking awesome.
Looks really good. We did a ceiling once on a 40x60 building we built. 5 inches at a time takes awhile. I also did a couple rooms with pine. Walls and ceilings. I really like the look myself.
I love the content!! I love this job! Construction is my life! So please keep the videos comming! Doesn’t matter to me if you show once or a million times over. It’s always good to learn but it’s also always good to go back and refreshen up some already learned skills. Happy holidays!
I'm surprised they are not going with more insulation in northern IL. I'm in southern IL and just built a house that had r50 blown in
I agree, its just as important for hot weather, especially considering the black roof
God i would love to come work with you guys for a week or two to learn some stuff! Keep up the great work. Theses videos never get old
this has been very exciting to view all of these ... great job on the progress and loving every minute
Great work guys always enjoy the uploads good progress!
The only thing I miss is hearing Zak’s voice. Great build guys!
I see you bevel the end cuts with a router I suspect to make for a nice finished look. It's the right way but a lot of people miss the step.. Beautiful work as always.
Man two builders build the hole great cabin
Lott off space under the roof. Good place for stuff. Beuatiful video's all the time
That is going to look great.
Keep up the great work and God bless.
That would make one heck of a classy wood working shop.
That room is sweeet! Beautify done sir
Thank you you worked hard just to show us the insulation.
Thanks a lot Kyle and whoever this building if for-now I have changed my mind to do pine board instead of drywall lol
beautiful workmanship
Ha, you probably thought you were sitting pretty with all the indoor work in December, and they weather has turned out to be pretty great so far. We shingled in t-shirts today.
Love your work Karl and grant
Looks amazing lads.
I'd say the smell in there is beautiful.
Absolutely spectacular build...it's incredible! Is there anyway you can give us a cost analysis on something like that?
That external corner on the ground floor where you mitred the tongue and grooved boarding looked mint,I don't know how your finishing the window and door reveals but I think that they would look great with that same level of detail. I'm sure however you finish them that they will look top notch anyway. I suppose that on the corner of the reveal mitred they would be more susceptible to opening up with a higher temperature/uv fluctuations so mitring the reveals could actual eventually end up looking quite bad.
Beautiful good job RR and Greg
I don’t watch regular tv no more, all I do now is watch all these building channels on TH-cam, it’s better entertainment
I really like wood finished. Good work
Thanks for posting. Looks amazing. Great work.
In alberta we do r-50 now, its minimum code for houses, there are some who even do r 60
I keep waiting for a video... Finally!
Now in seeing those walls, I can only wonder why there isn't big windows on the rest of the building too? Missing out on such great views of Nature.
You guys do great work and I really enjoy watching the care you take in all aspects of the building phases. While you were taking care of cutting 45s for your outside corners of the TnG, what visual aspect would you get from doing 45s for the inside corners? You did cut the 2 degree bevel to tighten it up but what about a 45.
The best building so far
There are few things I hate more than climbing through a tight attic. I was sharing your pain with every step you took.
and the insulation guy as well :-)
9:38 Good ole pine. Always has a mind of it's own.
This is I usually build all your buildings good job guys
That was some skill with that skill saw
That apex went in toight loik a toiger. Well done.
For people who want to do it yourself, blowing insulation is easy and pretty cheap. I did my barn 42'x88' with a blower from Lowes in about 4 hours with my nephew feeding it and spent about $1000. I also added a few bags above my garage the same day in about half an hour. Took me longer to unload and reload the blower than to insulate above the garage. Don't know how much pros charge, just saying it is also easy to do it yourself and both Home Depot and Lowes will let you use the blower for free if you buy the material from them.
The J-channel worked perfectly.
Very nice work.
Fantastic Work!!!!
This build is so good.
It's a beautiful material to work with I say. 👍😁
Love it, looks great guys.
That oscillating tool makes a pretty sick beat in fast forward.
I was using a rented cellulose blower and I had a couple of bags of vermiculite hanging around. Probably 30' into the garage where I was storing my furniture. With the cut off switch over my shoulder the duct tape holding the hose onto the blower failed. Do you know how much vermiculite that blower could broadcast into my garage before I found and switched the blower off? A LOT, I never did get it all out of my sofa. Great video always, great job on the building. Thanks
Awesome videos. Keep the videos coming
Man that is beautiful great job
Really turning out nice!
Surprised the inspector signed off on that electrical work in the attic,
all the romex looked like trip wires, designed to send the unsuspecting through the ceiling.
Looks awesome. Great job!!
awesome work guys, keep it up ..
Kyle, your work is amazing as always.
The attic insulation.......
- Owner should have included some basic lighting up there. Have a switch inside the attic door to throw on.
- Sorry for the poor guy up there. Not a pleasant job to do or condition to work in. Must be unbearable to do in summer heat surrounded by metal.
- Finally, some sort of basic service walk surface up there should be a minimum requirement. God forbid you make one misstep or stumble due to heat exhaustion..... would not want to rely on the ceiling sheeting to save me from falling to the floor below. Also, imagine having to replace a ceiling sheet in the middle because someone stepped on it.
This might be being a little to picky but if you put a 1x1 piece of pine in your inside corners you can eliminate those little voids created when you butt at the inside corners.
It must smell amazing in there with all of that wood.
Still blows my mind that I was watching you for over a year before I realized you're based in my area. Metro Insulation is based in my city. lol
What about the expansion and contraction of the wood? It is solid wood and I see you guys are putting everything so tight. Love the work!
Love the speedy work😂
7:30 Looks like new m12 fuel OMT 2526-20
How’s it working out for you, liking it. Imo, really is good upgrade from non fuel m12 OMT, and doesn’t have the “bigger” light at new m18 fuel OMT, but definitely like the m12 fuel, my new go to OMT tool😀
Interior looks amazing, & this build has been ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVS, as so many diff things going on & the material, beautifully paired👍🏻 (but, wouldn’t expect anything less from you😉)
Cheers✌🏼
Looking good Kyle.
Did anyone else notice that at 8:53 the beat of an amazing music festival was born ?
Man that looks so good
Bravo from France 🇫🇷👍💪
Ha if only things like that went that fast during the sped up part. Looks killer!
I was just waiting for you to miss your step in the attic and fall on your steel. I imagine seeing a bowed down sprawled outline of you on the ceiling. I guess I watched to many cartoons when I was a kid. 🤣🤣
Is it not required to have a thermal barrier in between that pine ? Sheetrock and firetape? Actual question.
I watched this yesterday and see no reason why it would need one. The smoke seems like the dangerous part to me. th-cam.com/video/8NC79e0oztM/w-d-xo.html
David Sanders it’s required in some places but finding a lot of different opinions on it.
Looks gorgeous!
Weird observation that leads me to a question. Behind the 1bys that you are nailing the pine to there seems to be quite a bit of extra space in between the insulation and the pine boards. I know its going to have a little more space because of the 1bys that the pine tongue and grove is nailed to but I mean in the stud space it looks like at least on camera about 2 inches of void space in the wall. Is that because in a rolled insulation wall to get the same R value the rolled insulation just takes up more space behind drywall, paneling, etc?
13:40 Could have done a trim like 3 1/2" post trim. Put it in upside down with the post part running up the ceiling. Might have given it a more finished look.
How do you attach that? I think it looks cleaner without trim to cover a bad job.
@@deeeeeeps with screws, just like the rest of the roof.
@@smhammer92 Oh I see you meant metal post trim. Yeah that would look nice too.
@@deeeeeeps Yep, and he at least could have had the J-channel custom bent with the paint on the inside. Not sure why he didn't? All the details that this channel goes on about, and that seems like a missed step, along with not just painting the white sewer stacks.
Hey Kyle really enjoying the video series. Do you think it would be possible to build a barndominium over a basement foundation?Build a subfloor but still use the 6 x 6 posts and your mounting system anchored into the top of the foundation wall?
Looks really good!!!
Do you have to worry about building inspections? IE, rough plumbing or framing or electrical? Like the series!
Excellent job!