Building a Large Garage 13: Coldest Day of the Season
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- On what appears to be the coldest day of the winter season, we are able to finish our interior framing, start our black steel wainscot, as well as detail our window jamb extensions. We use Royal Building Trims on our jambs and Fasten Master Cortex screws to hide where our screws are.
We also finally wrap up our exterior by Installing our trims on our porch roof that allows us to finish the wall steel.
I am using the new..(ish) Metabo HPT 7 1/4" sliding miter saw. This is the japanese inspired saw, and probably the smoothest saw I've used. They are super proud of it tho and it is going to cost some big dollars.
Also, don't take my frustration of the Hitachi (metabo hpt) nailer too seriously. it has performed exceptional for the last two years since it came out. After this job, I sent it in to their service center for a recharge and all around tune up. It now shoots like new with zero issues. It was also colder out than they are supposed to operate in.
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I worked for a company in NC called Carolina Building Systems about 20 years ago. We did post frame buildings. I was only there about 6 months but I have always loved framing and building things ever since. Watching you build and seeing the craftsmanship and seeing the awesome buildings you have put together over the last two years has inspired me. I enjoy watching your channel. You sir are a master at this. Keep up the good work.
It’s great! My shed has been completed and it turned out nice looking and sturdy and it is way better than the sheds that many of my neighbors had put up. Of course, I'm pleased with the outcome and this Ryan’s th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans was extremely useful to me as a guide.
Yeah that sound of plastic or paper blowing in the wind is like finger nails on a chalkboard .thanks for the great video. Like 👍
Gotta say, this build has been my favorite. Can't wait to see the finished product.
When I watched some of your movies, I was like "wtf wood barn," but I watched more movies. You do amazing work. The buildings you build are amazing.
Regarding the eagle fly-by and carrying something...seeing that this was filmed during the winter and knowing that there would likely be no deer fawns nor fox kits available (both are spring born) - and the prey it had looked like a fox (by its color?) - my guess would be an orange tabby cat (feral or otherwise). There are known cases of eagle nests with numerous pet collars embedded in the nest materials and/or around the nest site. Could have also been a rabbit or squirrel too, but if it had longer legs hanging in the wind while being carried chances are it was a smallish cat.
The eagle nest about 600 feet from us here in NW WI is already busy. The pair is getting lots of fish and assorted small game (and occasional roadkill treasures), but we know they grab the random cat too.
Love the garage build series!
Kyle, when you hit 500K...would you come to MN? I need a 40 x 60. I was the guy asking about a 80 x 200 that’s already up. You gave me the price for that. Interested?
You know Kyle, I just love your attention to detail, and the quality of the work you do! If I could ever can afford to have you build a building for me, I would love to. Joseph-Laporte indiana
You guys rock and the banter between you and Greg is awesome I’m jealous that I don’t have a co-worker like him keep it up guys
Buys special white cap fixings for the trim 20ft up in the air that only the spiders will see!
Never change Kyle!
Maybe there will be an upper room ... later.
Great program to make a shed for what I need.
That drill toss on the shiny new porch roof made my heart stop a little, just sayin 😂
I've got the corded version of that Hitachi SCMS and it is smooth, also having the rails on the side let me put the saw up against the wall saving space in my small workshop.
Stay safe out there!
Cheers from Tokyo!
I didn’t like the idea of the black/galv combo at first but now I’m thinking it’s going to look pretty good. Wonder how hard it will be to keep that black wainscot looking clean? Overall it’s a beautiful building! I’d be proud to both have built it or own it.
Thanks for sharing Kyle, it's coming together. Keep up the great content.👍💪
Awesome work Kyle! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Love your videos, keep safe and keep up the great work.
Another great build for the achives nearly done. Good job.
Kyle and Greg on the roof installing Trim.....Those are America's Asses!
So weird watching this when its 80 degrees outside. Lol. I know they filmed this awhile ago.
I'm in Alaska and we stop working outside at -10 , compressor and nail gun kinda quit too LoL 😮
"I think it was a fox"
RIP someone's little kitty.
We need more video’s I liked it when there were 2 a week.
I'll work in the cold any day of the year over a hot day.
Nice moves
The look on Greg’s face when the video ended was Gucci 😂 special Greg
Kyle for the love of Bosch can u please install a wide pan siding?! Just one other profile please 😆😆
It's perfect.
10:55 sounds like that Pixar lamp bouncing
G00D Afternoon from Auckland, New Zealand it’s Sunday, May 10, 2020.
Saw the thumbnail and thought Kyle teamed up with blue man group?! I am surprised you tension fit that PVC into that window in such cold weather without accounting for expansion when it warms up from the Sun. Speaking of the sun you mentioned the PVC was paintable if they wanted, how is PVC not paintable? Does it have a UV stabilizer in it?
The Crazy Framer enters the chat .... Laughs in Canadian
Nice moves at the end, keep up the nice entertainment 🤪
10:53 in, Greg asked Kyle "Is this your first day?" Kyle answers "SECOND DAY"! You guys kill me.
cool video
Kyle: hey greig stand over there
Greig: *doing his special needs dance*
Lol much love keep up the good work
I love the PVC trim on the windows. Looks super clean and it’s durable! Question, though. I had this trim around a garage door in one of my homes and it was installed in the summer. In the cold Central Wisconsin winters, that stuff would shrink 1/8” or better. This being the coldest day during filming, and with the trim being fit tightly, is there any concern of buckling when it gets hot? Or is this thickness dimensionally stable enough where it’s not a worry? Look forward to every video and have watched your entire library!
Coefficient of expansion is per foot so his windows are smaller than your garage door and will have less movement.
I like the videos, guys, I’m also in post framing (pole “barning”), I have a question about roofing, I’m currently using the Merrell Moab II with the Vibram outsole, which work great (feel like Spider-Man up there) but they are not made for roofing in North Dakota winters & my toes damn near get frostbite, so I wondering what kind of footwear you guys use for roofing in the winter?
Nice clothes!
Hey R+R Guys,
Two Questions:
1) What’s the life span of the moisture barrier plastic ? Also, I see the plastic has a ‘grid’ pattern, is it a special type ?
2) What about the use of Tyvek or similar material either in lieu of standard plastic OR on the outside of the garage structure ?
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12:26 Think I would've got distracted too.
Why you screw those boards down??? I use Loctite PL375 this way I have no nail or staple marks either.
No stitch screws on any of the overlaps? I actually don't see any screws on them.
We switched to the Quad Max in the winter. Doesn't have a cardboard tube, and you don't get the blowouts.
...it was carrying something, it had four legs. Lol
Great build so far. That Bald Eagle bit... I know it's mother nature and all that, but the thought of anything being eaten alive makes me cringe 😳
Do the insulators ever use Rock Wool or Dense Pack Cellulose for walls, since you guys have such cold temps ?
Ever put solar panels on top of one of these buildings?
I would really like to see that as they are tall and usually in agg areas with little tree cover!
Disappointed I couldn’t see the Cortex screw being driven into window sill.
5:20 - 5:40 - LMAO. Come on Greg!
we work up to -25 Celsius in alberta.
The Crazy Framer enters the chat .... Laughs in Canadian
When was this recorded? It is well into the 100's here.
Why use PVC inside? Doesn't make sense. My poplar works fine and doesn't rot.
Totally not related to this video, but how long do let the concrete cure before you start framing?
Is the insulation just a standard batt designed to fit in a traditional stick frame wall cavity? If so, are they installed vertically or horizontally? If they're not just a standard batt what make and size are they?
Where the the other nail gun?? Milwaukee??
What kind of snips do you use to cut your tin ?
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what kind of shoes are you wearing st no to slip on the moist roof steel?
Also would like to know the coveralls that you’re wearing?
The shoes are magnetic. The gear he wears (tighter then J-lo. 🤮😱) is truwerk. Sadly truwerk doesn't make all sizes, just some common ones to sell to the masses.
12:25 to see the eagle. Only visible for one second.
What made you go with GRK’s over nailing when you frame?
hey guys why do you use that type of roofing rather than concealed fastener standing seam? Don’t you have a problem overtime with the rubber seals failing and causing leaks? Otherwise I think your buildings are amazing for a pole building.
Brad Yusko I’m not speaking for RR, but it’s cost...
bpdp379 Pay now or pay later. I think I’d rather pay now and not worry later. If you’re building a building for somebody else then you probably are explain the fact that they’re going to have to maintain that roof with seals and that cost money too.
If you gave the customer the breakdown of what everything cost you would probably kill them from shock 😂🤣
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Who’s the third guy working with you guys
Tony Ordaz III Zach. He’s Greg’s brother.
is that trim that azek stuff?
Kieran Donnelly most likely. Another brand is called Kleer.
11:43 sorry sealant 0-о
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Hey Greg Kelly one more time it's ROOF not Ruuf
I rather do construction in Phoenix, AZ
hi you are or in construction to be cold
Wonderful work. I admire your precision with your shears cutting those complicated trim copes. Etc.
But why -effin WHY!!?? - the black ceiling? Outside of exclamations of "cool!" from newly arrived, unthinking and easily impressed visitors, you're stuck with the need for triple the lighting and the oppression of everlasting overhead gloom for the next 40 years.
Shrinks have done human occupancy studies of interior color and paint schemes for living and work spaces. Dark overhead surfaces are at the bottom of the scale not far from "claustrophobic" with "depression leading to suicide" not far behind. You would expect theater auditoriums would benefit from dark overhead surfaces thinking less distracting light reflection etc but in fact are painted in neutral to light colors.
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Why you screw those boards down??? I use Loctite PL375 this way I have no nail or staple marks either.