Kyle, I teach 8th grade math and I have shown some of your videos in my class, especially the ones where you say "Math never lies.". The geometry of the building is awesome. All the triangles make it super strong. I push my students to look to the skilled trades for jobs after high school. O show the math you use. Rise/run, Pythagorean Theorem, and standard geometry skills. Keep up the great work. Most important math equation that I give my students is Work = Money. Love the videos.
I've been in the construction industry in the UK for over 40 years we don't build like this but I wish we did what you said about how it looks when all the frames and roof trusses are up not weird at all must be very satisfying to see that and you guys really get on with it a pleasure to watch
I am fully impressed! It’s just a complete th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 plan with the best resources and step by step instructions . These shed plans are so satisfying as if the sheds build themselves on their own. Worthy work Ryan!
Love your videos. I was wondering if a customer has ever requested if you would do a net zero or passive house building? Or if you would even be willing to try and take those extra step to achieve the requirements for this process. I have found articles on theory that it could work but no one that has actually done it yet.
I would like to know what something like this cost from the concrete up please comment back I am still looking to build a garage well a toy Box please comment back
Motivated me to build my own 64x42 garage. After getting tired of nobody answering phones or calling back for estimates I went for it myself. And it turn out great. Thanks for all the tips!!
Teddie Combs congrats man. That’s the sad part about some local contractors. I want to build my own too and this comment motivated me because I’m on the same boat
Its amazing how often that happens. I'm in a different country and the same happens here. They cry for the business and then when you give them the opportunity they pass it up...
@@bg73, Very true, I've called 6 or 7 tree guys to come and take down 3 medium trees that are out in the open, for them to just get them on the ground and no return calls, SMH.
I had a 40 x 50 pole barn built close to 5 yrs ago. I wish you had done it. Over the last few years, I have finished the interior and used the things I learned from your videos to install the corrugated metal liner panels and trim. Thank you for being a good teacher.
Kyle, seeing how you have evolved over the years as a builder is really sweet, but seeing it put together through these magnificent shoots and camera work is phenomenal! One thing I would like to see more of is some of the personal safety aspects of your jobs such as this build where I could vaguely see people wearing harnesses and being tied off but perhaps taking a minute or two to highlight a little bit of proper fall protection requirements and how you guys put it all in practice. Thanks and God bless!
Got hooked on your channel about a year ago and you're the reason I discovered the post frame world. We are clearing land right now to build our shop-house and I couldn't be more excited! Thanks for the channel Kyle!
I can agree wholeheartedly, I was an Instrumentmaker, machinist by trade and worked to microns and always developed an eye for level in bigger projects and you guys have it down to a science!!!
In response to your request for comment, I share the same feelings. When i use to do rough framing, it was always so satisfying walking to your truck after a long couple of days of building walls and hanging trusses that alone were just pieces of wood being nailed together but when you stand at the curb and take a peak back you see a masterpiece. It is an art i think. Not many people see it that way.
I love watching professionals complete a job on this magnitude. That is an extremely good build. Thank you for the hard work and content for your channel. Me & my sons like watching your channel. Be safe for 2020. God bless you all.
It’s not just you! I am a general contractor in AK. I love looking at all the lines in my buildings before they get closed up. I am starting a small post frame building, but I am using an old timberframe for the posts. Will be a lot of fun.
You’re not crazy! It’s a Beautiful work of art, it’s what man has created from the days of shaping a rock into a wheel to today when you accomplish all you do in 1 or 2 days. It’s crazy beautiful.
This is much, much more than entertainment to us bro. This is therapy... I work in a dead end job at a factory and would kill to make a good living doing what you're doing. But at the moment I cant. But I love learning and watching your videos. Dont ever stop! Thank you!
Hey Kyle, I know what you mean when you say you like the look of the lines and uniformity. I paint lines on the roads and I layout new roads. So it is satisfying seeing your work come together. I have built my own post frame shop on my farm a couple years ago and I appreciate your channel. This coming from a guy in Canada. I enjoy learning how you do things.
Kyle, your drone fly-thru the trusses was awsone. Reminded me of how the Jedi must have felt while flying thru another galaxy at warp speed! You are the MASTER of your Trade.
Keep up the good work. Wish we had more craftsman in the trades who cared about what they are doing. So many unskilled and unintelligent hacks out there that it gives our industry a black eye. Thanks for sharing.
Kyle, alway enjoy your videos. Your ATD (attention to detail) is spot on and your comment about the structure, the framing and such is more important than the pretty that you see at the end. Without solid bones the pretty will sag and not look so pretty in the long run. Thanks for another great build and taking us along.
Hey Kyle- Thanks so much- to you as well as your crew. I enjoy watching your videos and always learn something. Thank you for sharing your talent with all of us. I, personally, am most appreciative.
I have to say, I love all your videos. I'm a carpenter myself and I try and pickup every little trick for a better and faster product and your videos are a ton of help on honing my knowledge and sometimes a different approach or perspective than myself. Keep the videos coming! They're fun to watch and youre a natural teacher.
I so enjoy learning the details you share in your videos however from time to time it is nice to see from start to finish in one video. This was amazing to watch.
Another stellar performance from the RR team. Never ceases to impress me, how straight, clean, and proper your buildings are. And as someone who is exclusively dealing with concrete, brick, and steel structures, you've certainly changed my view on wood buildings and how they exist in our ecosystem of structures vs uses.
I want to build my own "house-barn", large enough to have an indoor tennis court on the 1st floor and everything else on the 2nd (kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, gym, etc) I think this is the most, simple, fast, functional and affordable way to build what I want. You really give us some great ideas. God bless you man.
@@trxtech3010 So what if he wanted to put in a swimming pool or a gymnastics area? Does he have to approve it through you? Go back to Moscow you commie! He can do whatever he wants with his money in America.
Wow,great building. Great footage. I have been a builder for 40 years and I can relate to what you are saying. Framing,trusses and sheathing were my favorite part,It is always downhill from there. Thanks for the content I like this style of your videos. Awesome drone footage.
Hey Kyle, when you started out in construction you probably had the basic tools, as I did, but maybe not and I know that the equipment and machines that you've included in your arsenal were not cheap. But for you to make those purchases so to make life easier for your crew not to mention that you can finish a job much faster and safer. I've really got to praise you my friend! When I did this kinda work, I could only dream and wish for your type of equipment. Thank you for all you do and thank you all your videos. So, God Bless you and yours brother, and God Bless your crew! Stay Safe! 👍Jay👍
Nice work with putting in the Windows makes it look much better you got yourself a great crew of guys love that team effort to get ceiling done before high winds
Man I’m sure I speak for almost everyone but you guys are second to none. You have a good crew on your hand and I hope this earth has more hard workers like y’all. This is good content and an awesome garage to be part of it. You spent your money in the right places to make your jobs easier . Happy to have found your channel last year. Can’t get enough. Sad to say I no longer watch the DIY channel, this is better . 🤘🏾
Perhaps one of my favorite videos of yours. Didn’t cover the same technical details as always, the views were amazing... If you all were out here in the PNW, I’d have you building me one of these for the toys I don’t have, may never have, but need a place for them to call home.
This is a fan from Saudi Arabia Kyle. What I really like the most is how CLEAN your work is. The final outcome looks so clean and brand new! Amazing effort and quality. Keep it up
All I can say is WOW! I have been watching your videos for over a year now, and it is nice to see a building go up. And I agree, the skeleton of your buildings is true art! I am located in Eastern Washington state, where we also get a ton of wind. Average around 10 -20, with a few 100+ mph storms thrown in for fun. We need to get a building built sometime soon, 40'X 30' with a high ceiling so if any of our rigs need work on top, we can access them safely and easily We plan on tall roll-up doors in both gables, and man doors so we can drive through the structure to load and unload the RV. The building will be used mostly as storage for our rigs. and a shop for our farm. Right now, it's a dead giveaway when we leave, because our rigs are visible from the road. and an extended Wheelbase (155" total wheelbase) on our Van and 30' RV really leave a hole in the place when they are gone. Windows placed high up on the walls is a great idea as well, though we will have windows low as well to allow as much light in as possible. The lower windows will probably be covered with a masking agent to prevent snooping. I have no idea what this will cost, but I know it will be a bunch. Insulation and temp controls as well.
Kyle, it's all three. You inspire me, educate me, and entertain me. I too love the frame, and covering it up with metal is almost a crime. lol Thanks for sharing your knowledge and ethics!
Very helpful video. A builder here in New Zealand recommended your channel and I have been addicted since. I am blown away by your speed and construction methods and accuracy. I am helping diyers here in New Zealand to understand the process of building simple cabins. I hope I design something using your method someday soon!
Your buildings look just like a plan drawing! That's a compliment. Perfectly executed....everything looks straight. I manage a hardware store and gotta say that you must have a fortune invested in chain, hooks and turnbuckles.
👋👍👍👍 I've been following you for a few months. This particular post is most definitely my favourite to date. You're a credit to your trade!👍👍👍👍👍 Over the past year, I completed my new garage. I saved for it for 27 years. Building it myself have me a strong sense of independence. I see the level of expertise you possess and how important a quality product is to you. It's a shame that there aren't more quality builders like you out there.
We watch because we also like you and the guys, We appreciate you taking the time and effort to put the videos up for us to watch, Always waiting on the next video
Wow. I like your calm working manor. I have to say ... You do fine construction Great camera work Big surprise on the first trusses! Right. Great team work as well Keep up the good work
311k subs... I remember when u had 44k... The Mind seeks truth... and everything you and your crew preach is the truth my friends.. keep at it..the wife and I love everything you do.. and gives us motivation for quality around our own home. Thanks Kyle and Crew! Merry Christmas and Happy New year!
I've been subscribed for quite awhile now and have to admit these builds get repetitious.However I loved the rental house remodel and this was great because of the time lapse with narration. Thanks for mixing it up and keeping content fresh. You do a great job.
So well done Kyle. We know you guys put a lot of work into your video production, but this was just stellar. Such great editing, commentary and music choices. You guys are pretty good at this whole "post-frame building" thing too... Thanks for all the effort!
Just found your channel, and I must say I am really impressed!!! Correct me if I am wrong, but it doesn't look like you are building from a "kit," such as Morton, or Clearey or whoever, rather it looks like you are scratch building each one. I am also impressed with your attention to detail, as an obsessive compulsive type, I really pride myself in making the finished product "look" right, and it seems you do as well. I watched a couple of your tool reviews, and I am pleased to hear honesty, and not just hype. I cannot count the number of times I have watched some other tool review, and been frustrated with incomplete, biased, or flat out wrong tool reviews; yours are refreshing to watch. Continue the great work, and I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Kyle, just like to let you and your team known you're rocking. I have learned a lot and like the videos that you make. I live in Canada and am drawing our own future house with shop. Thanks and "Yes!" I like the looks of the frame of any building. That's the moment when a bit of lumber becomes a building. Love it.
Kyle, really enjoy your videos. I own a plumbing/mechanical/electrical/building company next door to you guys in MI. Really understand what you mean about the lines of construction for both building and when we do a big machine piping job...so no...not weird at all. It may be us germanic guys or its just OCD, either way, it is the act of creation..of creating order from the chaos of a pile of parts. Straight square level and plumb...its my happy space. Cheers from the motor city.
I’m with you I love the open ceilings. Are used to go to a church with an open ceiling and all the trusses were just beautiful, it was hard to pay attention to what was going on.
Was doing a 60x80 shop once. Just me and another guy putting the tin on the roof. Freak gust of wind came in and carried a single sheet probably 3km we could see it going through the next field. Lucky neither of us got hurt or anyone else.
On the last part of the cieling, when it's dark, it looks like you're welding the panels... (I know - it's the lights on the screw guns...) Nice quick simple buiid, great video.
You guys are the BOMB. I just wish you were from my area so I could hire you to build mine. And I agree with you Kyle. When I was young, I used to love framing. Always seemed to be the most satisfying.
Your timelapses are so calming and nice! Thanks for explaining all this stuff to us! I love the precision of your builds and really appreciate your videos.
Great video. I miss framing alot. Love to see the building just framed up. U guys do great work. Love to see people take pride in the work the do. Do it once do it right.
Love your work bro. Love how you always acknowledge and compliment your team. You are somebody I would love to work for. You are a top man sir! Much love from NZ
Kyle, I teach 8th grade math and I have shown some of your videos in my class, especially the ones where you say "Math never lies.". The geometry of the building is awesome. All the triangles make it super strong. I push my students to look to the skilled trades for jobs after high school. O show the math you use. Rise/run, Pythagorean Theorem, and standard geometry skills. Keep up the great work. Most important math equation that I give my students is Work = Money. Love the videos.
work = money!!! love it! Thanks Jay
The harder you work, the "luckier" you get 💰
“When are we ever gonna use this” 👍🏼
In construction the 3 4 5 triangle comes in so handy
WORK=MONEY!!$$ I wish my teachers in high school showed me the equation. Real equation and sometimes you learn the hard way
I've been in the construction industry in the UK for over 40 years we don't build like this but I wish we did what you said about how it looks when all the frames and roof trusses are up not weird at all must be very satisfying to see that and you guys really get on with it a pleasure to watch
I am fully impressed! It’s just a complete th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 plan with the best resources and step by step instructions . These shed plans are so satisfying as if the sheds build themselves on their own. Worthy work Ryan!
Thanks for the positive feedback everyone. Feel free to share this with your friends if they might enjoy it. Thanks for all support!!
Love your videos. I was wondering if a customer has ever requested if you would do a net zero or passive house building? Or if you would even be willing to try and take those extra step to achieve the requirements for this process. I have found articles on theory that it could work but no one that has actually done it yet.
What is the typical $ per sq ft on these larger buildings?
@@dylangreen8828 would love too
@@RRBuildings How far south do you work?
I would like to know what something like this cost from the concrete up please comment back I am still looking to build a garage well a toy Box please comment back
Motivated me to build my own 64x42 garage. After getting tired of nobody answering phones or calling back for estimates I went for it myself. And it turn out great. Thanks for all the tips!!
Teddie Combs congrats man. That’s the sad part about some local contractors. I want to build my own too and this comment motivated me because I’m on the same boat
Its amazing how often that happens. I'm in a different country and the same happens here. They cry for the business and then when you give them the opportunity they pass it up...
Please share the numbers
I want 1 too
From Ontario
@@bg73, Very true, I've called 6 or 7 tree guys to come and take down 3 medium trees that are out in the open, for them to just get them on the ground and no return calls, SMH.
@@augustreil what state are you in? O work for a tree company in utah and we do some minor traveling for jobs.
I had a 40 x 50 pole barn built close to 5 yrs ago. I wish you had done it. Over the last few years, I have finished the interior and used the things I learned from your videos to install the corrugated metal liner panels and trim. Thank you for being a good teacher.
Kyle, seeing how you have evolved over the years as a builder is really sweet, but seeing it put together through these magnificent shoots and camera work is phenomenal! One thing I would like to see more of is some of the personal safety aspects of your jobs such as this build where I could vaguely see people wearing harnesses and being tied off but perhaps taking a minute or two to highlight a little bit of proper fall protection requirements and how you guys put it all in practice. Thanks and God bless!
Got hooked on your channel about a year ago and you're the reason I discovered the post frame world. We are clearing land right now to build our shop-house and I couldn't be more excited! Thanks for the channel Kyle!
Dang that is awesome feedback thank you!! That has always been my goal with my channel! Open peoples eyes to the possibilities
I can agree wholeheartedly, I was an Instrumentmaker, machinist by trade and worked to microns and always developed an eye for level in bigger projects and you guys have it down to a science!!!
In response to your request for comment, I share the same feelings. When i use to do rough framing, it was always so satisfying walking to your truck after a long couple of days of building walls and hanging trusses that alone were just pieces of wood being nailed together but when you stand at the curb and take a peak back you see a masterpiece. It is an art i think. Not many people see it that way.
I love watching professionals complete a job on this magnitude. That is an extremely good build. Thank you for the hard work and content for your channel. Me & my sons like watching your channel. Be safe for 2020. God bless you all.
Beautiful,proffesional job!!!
Cheers from California.
Kyle, I agree at 5:00 of the video that the lines and geometry and what brings me back. Beautiful, clean, straight, level, plumb are just satifying.
It’s not just you! I am a general contractor in AK. I love looking at all the lines in my buildings before they get closed up.
I am starting a small post frame building, but I am using an old timberframe for the posts. Will be a lot of fun.
You’re not crazy! It’s a Beautiful work of art, it’s what man has created from the days of shaping a rock into a wheel to today when you accomplish all you do in 1 or 2 days. It’s crazy beautiful.
Awesome, awesome, awesome! Video clip. Things go so much better when you have such a "well oiled" crew...
This is much, much more than entertainment to us bro. This is therapy... I work in a dead end job at a factory and would kill to make a good living doing what you're doing. But at the moment I cant. But I love learning and watching your videos. Dont ever stop! Thank you!
Thanks for the motivation to continue Davy and best of luck bro
@@RRBuildings You're welcome, and thank you haha!
Hey Kyle, I know what you mean when you say you like the look of the lines and uniformity. I paint lines on the roads and I layout new roads. So it is satisfying seeing your work come together. I have built my own post frame shop on my farm a couple years ago and I appreciate your channel. This coming from a guy in Canada. I enjoy learning how you do things.
Thanks
I like your investment in the equipment especially for safety / sanity reasons. Very wise.
Love all of your videos. I'm an old carpenter who appreciates new tricks. Thanks
Kyle, your drone fly-thru the trusses was awsone. Reminded me of how the Jedi must have felt while flying thru another galaxy at warp speed! You are the MASTER of your Trade.
Keep up the good work. Wish we had more craftsman in the trades who cared about what they are doing. So many unskilled and unintelligent hacks out there that it gives our industry a black eye. Thanks for sharing.
Kyle, alway enjoy your videos. Your ATD (attention to detail) is spot on and your comment about the structure, the framing and such is more important than the pretty that you see at the end. Without solid bones the pretty will sag and not look so pretty in the long run. Thanks for another great build and taking us along.
Beautiful video. So relaxing and informative to watch! 👍😊
Thanks steve
Hey Kyle- Thanks so much- to you as well as your crew. I enjoy watching your videos and always learn something. Thank you for sharing your talent with all of us. I, personally, am most appreciative.
I can only say one thing about your videos and builds - WOW!
Brilliant to watch, and see the way you build them. Thank you.
Absolutely breathtaking! I don't think there is anything more satisfying than a job that results in such a beautiful structure. Thanx for sharing.
Thanks for the kind words
I have to say, I love all your videos. I'm a carpenter myself and I try and pickup every little trick for a better and faster product and your videos are a ton of help on honing my knowledge and sometimes a different approach or perspective than myself. Keep the videos coming! They're fun to watch and youre a natural teacher.
I so enjoy learning the details you share in your videos however from time to time it is nice to see from start to finish in one video. This was amazing to watch.
Another stellar performance from the RR team. Never ceases to impress me, how straight, clean, and proper your buildings are. And as someone who is exclusively dealing with concrete, brick, and steel structures, you've certainly changed my view on wood buildings and how they exist in our ecosystem of structures vs uses.
EXCELLENT WORK , THIS IS TAKING PRIDE IN YOUR WORK, TAKE NOTE PEOPLE.!!!
I want to build my own "house-barn", large enough to have an indoor tennis court on the 1st floor and everything else on the 2nd (kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, gym, etc)
I think this is the most, simple, fast, functional and affordable way to build what I want.
You really give us some great ideas.
God bless you man.
I'm about to start building my own barn house. It won't have a tennis court, but all of my housing will be on a second floor as well.
Why the fuck would you want to tennis court? Are you gay?
@@trxtech3010 must be
@@trxtech3010 hahahahahahahhahhaahahaaahahahaahhahaahahahahahahahahahahaahahahaahahahahahahahaahah come on let him be
@@trxtech3010 So what if he wanted to put in a swimming pool or a gymnastics area? Does he have to approve it through you? Go back to Moscow you commie! He can do whatever he wants with his money in America.
Yes Kyle, It is the geometry of the framework that yields the appeal! The appeal of your video's is the post and beam construction!
Wow,great building. Great footage. I have been a builder for 40 years and I can relate to what you are saying. Framing,trusses and sheathing were my favorite part,It is always downhill from there. Thanks for the content I like this style of your videos. Awesome drone footage.
Hey Kyle, when you started out in construction you probably had the basic tools, as I did, but maybe not and I know that the equipment and machines that you've included in your arsenal were not cheap. But for you to make those purchases so to make life easier for your crew not to mention that you can finish a job much faster and safer. I've really got to praise you my friend! When I did this kinda work, I could only dream and wish for your type of equipment. Thank you for all you do and thank you all your videos. So, God Bless you and yours brother, and God Bless your crew! Stay Safe! 👍Jay👍
Nice work with putting in the Windows makes it look much better you got yourself a great crew of guys love that team effort to get ceiling done before high winds
Watching you and your crew build is poetry in motion.
These videos are so awesome and very well done. Thank you for the great tips and educational videos. Be blessed my friends.
Looks awesome man thanks for sharing!
Man I’m sure I speak for almost everyone but you guys are second to none. You have a good crew on your hand and I hope this earth has more hard workers like y’all. This is good content and an awesome garage to be part of it. You spent your money in the right places to make your jobs easier . Happy to have found your channel last year. Can’t get enough. Sad to say I no longer watch the DIY channel, this is better .
🤘🏾
Thanks brother I greatly appreciate that
Perhaps one of my favorite videos of yours. Didn’t cover the same technical details as always, the views were amazing... If you all were out here in the PNW, I’d have you building me one of these for the toys I don’t have, may never have, but need a place for them to call home.
This is a fan from Saudi Arabia Kyle. What I really like the most is how CLEAN your work is. The final outcome looks so clean and brand new! Amazing effort and quality. Keep it up
It’s my dream to have one of these buildings. Perfect job you guys have mastered the art of building these 👍
You & your team have this down to such a refined degree of science and skilled craftsmanship. It's a pleasure to watch your videos!
Yes it satisfies the OCDin us when we contractors see all this lines so perfect. Cheers
All I can say is WOW! I have been watching your videos for over a year now, and it is nice to see a building go up. And I agree, the skeleton of your buildings is true art! I am located in Eastern Washington state, where we also get a ton of wind. Average around 10 -20, with a few 100+ mph storms thrown in for fun. We need to get a building built sometime soon, 40'X 30' with a high ceiling so if any of our rigs need work on top, we can access them safely and easily We plan on tall roll-up doors in both gables, and man doors so we can drive through the structure to load and unload the RV. The building will be used mostly as storage for our rigs. and a shop for our farm. Right now, it's a dead giveaway when we leave, because our rigs are visible from the road. and an extended Wheelbase (155" total wheelbase) on our Van and 30' RV really leave a hole in the place when they are gone. Windows placed high up on the walls is a great idea as well, though we will have windows low as well to allow as much light in as possible. The lower windows will probably be covered with a masking agent to prevent snooping. I have no idea what this will cost, but I know it will be a bunch. Insulation and temp controls as well.
Kyle, it's all three. You inspire me, educate me, and entertain me. I too love the frame, and covering it up with metal is almost a crime. lol Thanks for sharing your knowledge and ethics!
Very helpful video. A builder here in New Zealand recommended your channel and I have been addicted since. I am blown away by your speed and construction methods and accuracy. I am helping diyers here in New Zealand to understand the process of building simple cabins. I hope I design something using your method someday soon!
Still can't believe only three people built this entire structure. Awesome!
You guys are machines. Your buildings are a work of art.
Your buildings look just like a plan drawing! That's a compliment. Perfectly executed....everything looks straight. I manage a hardware store and gotta say that you must have a fortune invested in chain, hooks and turnbuckles.
Man, that drone shot through the rafters was killer!
It's a privilege to watch videos of this caliber Kyle... thanks for all of your efforts... old builder letz
Good job dude, as always !!! Make America Great Again 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
So nice to watch this video... background score , your detailed explanation of the work, beautiful location, over all nice project.
I like the lines and symmetry in every well built building. Looks like a great accomplishment, especially whenever you built it yourself.
I also love the finished view of the framing!! Especially when it all lined up!!!
👋👍👍👍 I've been following you for a few months. This particular post is most definitely my favourite to date. You're a credit to your trade!👍👍👍👍👍 Over the past year, I completed my new garage. I saved for it for 27 years. Building it myself have me a strong sense of independence. I see the level of expertise you possess and how important a quality product is to you. It's a shame that there aren't more quality builders like you out there.
Thank you and good for you
Watching you guys work I get jealous. Loving to be self employed and accomplishment has to be rewarding!!
It is the best part.... knowing “you” created everything Thru hard work
We watch because we also like you and the guys,
We appreciate you taking the time and effort to put the videos up for us to watch,
Always waiting on the next video
Another great build Kyle and team! Love the "fly through" of the trusses with the drone.
Wow. I like your calm working manor.
I have to say ...
You do fine construction
Great camera work
Big surprise on the first trusses! Right.
Great team work as well
Keep up the good work
That’s a crazy big building and it’s awesome looking all out of wood that’s pretty neat
311k subs... I remember when u had 44k... The Mind seeks truth... and everything you and your crew preach is the truth my friends.. keep at it..the wife and I love everything you do.. and gives us motivation for quality around our own home. Thanks Kyle and Crew! Merry Christmas and Happy New year!
Thank you and merry Christmas
I've been subscribed for quite awhile now and have to admit these builds get repetitious.However I loved the rental house remodel and this was great because of the time lapse with narration. Thanks for mixing it up and keeping content fresh. You do a great job.
Great to watch competent trades people at work. Love the precision and care you always take with every job. Great work!!!
You are a crazy artist who accomplish only perfect job and always seek the perfection.this is why I like you.
So well done Kyle. We know you guys put a lot of work into your video production, but this was just stellar. Such great editing, commentary and music choices. You guys are pretty good at this whole "post-frame building" thing too... Thanks for all the effort!
Thanks so much! Just happy to share what I love and even more astonished people enjoy it
You found your strengths! Enjoy the work!
who ever had the stones to fly the drone through the truss lattice my hats off to you!!
Lol thanks I took a risk and it worked out
Just found your channel, and I must say I am really impressed!!! Correct me if I am wrong, but it doesn't look like you are building from a "kit," such as Morton, or Clearey or whoever, rather it looks like you are scratch building each one. I am also impressed with your attention to detail, as an obsessive compulsive type, I really pride myself in making the finished product "look" right, and it seems you do as well. I watched a couple of your tool reviews, and I am pleased to hear honesty, and not just hype. I cannot count the number of times I have watched some other tool review, and been frustrated with incomplete, biased, or flat out wrong tool reviews; yours are refreshing to watch. Continue the great work, and I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Thanks Anthony you are correct, these are custom built based off our design and we put together the best valued products we can
those wide view... sun, sky, clouds... magic... nice to watch...
Kyle, just like to let you and your team known you're rocking. I have learned a lot and like the videos that you make. I live in Canada and am drawing our own future house with shop. Thanks and "Yes!" I like the looks of the frame of any building. That's the moment when a bit of lumber becomes a building. Love it.
Proper use of appropriate machinery. Faster and safer. Impressive.
You're correct, the symmetry and geometry are just stunning. Great timelapse vlog and brilliant fly through of the loft space 👍👍👍👍👌🏴
Kyle, really enjoy your videos. I own a plumbing/mechanical/electrical/building company next door to you guys in MI. Really understand what you mean about the lines of construction for both building and when we do a big machine piping job...so no...not weird at all. It may be us germanic guys or its just OCD, either way, it is the act of creation..of creating order from the chaos of a pile of parts. Straight square level and plumb...its my happy space. Cheers from the motor city.
I agree. It's satisfying to see the bones of a building.
Keep up the great work.
Merry Christmas.
God bless.
good job. Greetings from the state of South Dakota I also work in construction and here I have learned more this beautiful work 👍👍👍
Another great video. I really like the time-lapse with voice over. So much fun to watch a well-executed project this way. Great stuff! Thanks!
Been fabricating steel for many years, even to this day, the frame of a humble table fascinates..
You guys must be good - You're using a JCB ... respect from the UK on a good job well done ..
absolute artists and helluva camera work
great job and nice video scenes , the colors are so cool , have fun ( from FRANCE)
Another fantastic build, thoroughly enjoy all your work. Thanks for sharing!
yes the art of the framing is beautiful..its mesmorizing...very cool
I’m with you I love the open ceilings. Are used to go to a church with an open ceiling and all the trusses were just beautiful, it was hard to pay attention to what was going on.
Another great video Kyle. Thanks
Man you guys do beautiful work!
Hey Kyle, you’re spot on with the bare structure view, in your words “looks killer” very good description I reckon.
Was doing a 60x80 shop once. Just me and another guy putting the tin on the roof. Freak gust of wind came in and carried a single sheet probably 3km we could see it going through the next field. Lucky neither of us got hurt or anyone else.
Yes, my Brother, the look of the framing is awesome!!!!! Good job 🙂🙂🙂
What a great building and most of all, a great bunch of guys all working together. I would like one of those building too.
What a difference scissor-lifts makes....great video!
The art of the framing is incredibly cool, I love it.
On the last part of the cieling, when it's dark, it looks like you're welding the panels... (I know - it's the lights on the screw guns...) Nice quick simple buiid, great video.
You guys are the BOMB. I just wish you were from my area so I could hire you to build mine. And I agree with you Kyle. When I was young, I used to love framing. Always seemed to be the most satisfying.
Your timelapses are so calming and nice! Thanks for explaining all this stuff to us! I love the precision of your builds and really appreciate your videos.
Yes the frame is a thing of beauty.
Great video. I miss framing alot. Love to see the building just framed up. U guys do great work. Love to see people take pride in the work the do. Do it once do it right.
Love your work bro. Love how you always acknowledge and compliment your team. You are somebody I would love to work for. You are a top man sir! Much love from NZ