Building a Large Garage 11: Installing a Door and Trim Details
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- I show you how I install a door as well as some specific trim details in this episode of building a large garage. Installing a steel frame walk door in a post frame is a little different than a wood frame door thanks to it's rigidity, but the overall process isn't too different.
I was able to play with a new toy today which was the Dewalt oscillating tool, and it made cutting my shims back pretty fun.
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I love how you pay so much attention to the fascia to wall transition details! Friggin money!!
Really liking that color combo.
With everything that gets sent to you I can’t imagine you not having 7 of those oscillating still in a box lol. Bet you get 5 sent to you this week . I used your trim tricks on a project recently for a softball complex and the guys I work with kept asking “ how did you know to do it that way?”, my reply “ just some RR tips and tricks . Appreciate you showing every aspect, some of us are visual learners and live it bro.
I honestly bought this tool and don't have another lol....glad the tips and tricks help
You sir are a master with metal trim!
You metal work is unreal!
Always enjoying the ride, thanks for driving.
You can always learn something watching these videos, great craftsmanship. Years ago you could watch "This Old House" and learn how to build a house from Norm and Tommy. No more, nothing covered in detail and made for people with the attention span of a fly. This channel has taken over in giving skill tips often with a great sense of humor.
It would take Norm 5 years to build something like this
I wish I could work with you guys! The fact you take the time to get it right is awesome! Thank you for making these videos! I have learned so much watching several RR videos! Thank you!
Hello from new Zealand. Your attention to detail is awesome.
Beautiful work Kyle.
You are a true craftsman.
Dude, love watching your videos man. Attention to detail at its finest. I wish every contractor/builder were like you guys. Keep up the awesome work!
Oh get Well soon guys. 🤞🏻🌹🧸
By the way I was doing the trim for my new garage using your tips and tricks.
I cut the corner trims to lenght and found out I had bought the wrong ones.
They are to small to go over the metal, so now I have to unscrew the metal at corners, shorten it and run this corner trim under the side metal.
I believe it will turn out great any way. But damn. To redo all the 4 meter corners when I’m alone at this time because of the bug situation is a pain man.
Stay safe and hope to see you soon.
So much detailing, my eyes popped with the corners trimmed around the bottom trim with such precision
And I'm definitely looking forward to seeing the finished look of how that gable trim covers the gutter
Kyle as always amazing quality & explanation of your work! I hope you guys stay healthy! Looking forward to the next video!
King! I love watching you work. Welcome to the hat: from Hungary
For me, the ideas in th-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.
Yall have some of the craziest weather up there!
I like the exterior color combination. Can't wait to see the interior.
Great work, as usual, I hope you and your crew stay healthy, love the videos and as always the attention to detail is just great, you sir are a craftsman!
Cheers from Tokyo!
Caught a screw that missed a shim on the passage door but I know you likely corrected that off camera. Your work Kyle is all about detail and for some of us who prefer it, we truly appreciate that is what you're all about. If it's worth doing, it's worth doing it right the first time and I have to say, even it your style isn't what the industry follows, who cares, your detail work and attention to function as well as construction details makes up for what the industry usually yields to the average customer. I have seen some really bad work in my day and have to ask how a contractor can get the work passed by the city inspectors. Quality, hand work, detail work, craftsmanship etc. is a rare set of items especially in tract housing. Most of the labor skills are not there in those industries but they should be.
I love your attention to detail. Wish you were in Kentucky to build my metal bardominium.
Enjoyed your video from my hammock this afternoon here in Manhattan, KS. Love your videos and all the descriptions you give of your work.
Looking good RR trio, turning out killer !
5:45 Don't forget when you get replacement blades to get the ones with the quick lock opening. I bought a pack of Bosch blades of the wrong type and tried to grind an opening for the quick lock but the little holes would not line up. The remaining blades will work on my 12V Milwaukee tool back at the shop so not a total waste.
I should not have watched this. Your treatment at the gutter ends looks great. I have stood in the rain and watched rain flow past the ends of my gutters.
I did not go with an inexpensive builder. My building is fully insulated with radiant in floor heat and perma columns. I came unglued when they finished the walk door and I could pass a piece of paper between jam and door frame. My 10x18 garage door had 1/4 inch gap on sides and top(door to flex seal). They had a professional hook up my opener. He saw the gaps and offered to fix. He did a great job.
I mentioned RR Buildings to my contractor before I signed anything. He said he watches your videos.
Wow ... sorry man
And I just kept checking my phone... 😂As always; a nice video from Kyle and Greg!
Hope you and crew are indeed having a "bout of the trots"- my very best to all and families. Being an old construction hand, I have many fond and not so fond memories of some of the sketchy joints and gut trucks I have eaten from!
You said "2020 is shaping up to be pretty crazy". If only you knew just how crazy...
Dude somtrue
mind-blowing wood Design
Wow, love the detail in the trim. Would love to put a covered porch area above my door on my building. If you write a book with all your tricks I would love to buy it. Hint, hint. Great work as always.
Del Magana or maybe he can compile a video compilation of all his tip and tricks to date.
Your sheet metal work has improved a lot. Thinking about the water.
Tip if don’t do with DeWalt OMT, turn blade around 180° for when “storing” tool. That way, blade doesn’t stick out, &....cuz so easy to adjust (even over the Milwaukee) doesn’t take very long to rotate the blade itself.
Just a little tip for ppl who don’t like taking blades of when storing or transporting tool.....
Thx for video ✌🏼
With so many different brands of cordless tools I'd like to see how you charge them all. Like 👍
Wonderful job as usual
man, the attention to detail is killer! you should teach classes.
I try to do it every saturday with another video
I thought these videos were his teaching classes!!! Although class session is not near long enough but the man has a barn/shop to build!!! Thanks Mr. Kyle!!!!!
Estimado. Viendo desde Argentina, quedó asombrado de los materiales que utiliza. Madera y chapa. Aquí se hace todo de ladrillos cerámicos y cemento. Que la disponibilidad de chapas para revestimientos y quedan hermoso. La calidad de terminaciones muy buena. Una ve más, felicitaciones. Nos vemos, saludos
Hahah, I like that little *perfect...* after you got the door in the right position! :p
kick ass details. and those news snips. woohoo. and more stabila
Nice details Kyle” 👍🏼
Man, This red looks good.
very good as always 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️
Dewalt oscillating tool... and a drill and driver set.. Milwaukee folks are steaming out of their ears about the time you showed that part... 🤣😂🤣😂
Bro...those strip club lunch buffets are fun every once in a while...haha
Always regret
Buddy i like your Videos. Cool Tipps and Tricks.
Thanks for the video, as always, most enjoyable!!! I would tell you how incredible your work is but I bet you get tired of everyone slobbering all over you!!! LOL....
I have to ask, did you take classes from your metal supplier on how to do your cuts? You do a fantastic job at it.
very nice job
Feel better!
Since you were singing Paula Abdul now this week you're singing "plumb up the jam...plumb it up yo plumb it.
Absolutely amazing job well done! What are the exact seam bender and sheet metal shears you use? Brand? Thanks for your time in advance and God Bless
Really like the look of the building. what are the colors?
nice job and skills.
I love your craftsmanship. I wish you were located in Indiana. I would have you build my pole barn. Do you know any good pole barn builders in Indiana that you could recommend?
Great looking building, what’s the size and do you travel bro Wisconsin? You guys are true craftsman!
I enjoy the channel. I've been in the business for 20 years, and have put on a lot of steel. Why don't you stitch screw the overlaps like Metal Sales recommends in their instruction on the roof steel? We have had some issues with leaks on long runs, as regular screws don't hold the metal together as well, and water can seep in. Stitch screws every foot solve that.
I've never liked the overlap look on walls of Classic Rib, we always use Pro Panel II. Have you ever used that?
not a pro panel guy but it's not bad...we stitch our roofs...just not our porches that are sheathed
@@RRBuildings Got it. I watched some older video's maybe you weren't doing it then, because regular screws were definitely going in the overlaps.
You ever been dinged by OSHA yet? I have twice. Ridiculous. First time we were cleaning gutters, and finishing up ridge cap at 3:00 on a Friday all done with the job. Nothing is ever safe enough for them. I thought a Morton Steel guy told me that they didn't have to be roped off on the roof if they had a lift like yours on the eave?
Great video as always. I have learned so much from watching you work. Do you ever use foam closures on your wall panels? Do they cause more problems than they solve?
Отличная работа !
What I would give to work with yall for a while
Great content, as always Kyle. I'm curious; With the blown insulation in your ceilings, how much does it quiet down interior roof noise in a rainstorm or hailstorm?
I'm curious if you've ever considered the pros/cons of a Aircraft Hanger Door (horizontal bi-fold)?
Try black licorice for stomach issues. In most situations it works. I keep black jelly beans in a jar always.
Ur work look beautiful
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Compare it to the Makita multi tool which I do prefer to use.
Never mind I see you did use the shims
Shims are put in in pairs to stay flat,right?
Good eye. Maybe that metal has enough give that the amount of angle doesn't affect it like a solid piece of wood might.
Screws?? - Some videos I've seen where they are doing similar construction say that the roof screws have to be replaced every 15 years because of leaks. Do you use something that is better than that? Is there any kind of screw that is permanent or are the other builders just wrong?
Ever think or investing in a cordless power caulk gun? I know Milwaukee makes one. Just wondering. God bless and stay well.
Do you answer these questions somewhere or do they go unanswered?
I always try
Always used a sheet rock knife to score and cut off the shims.
Usually me too but to use a power tool is just fun
What type of screws did you use for the fascia? Phillips, square, or Torx bit screws?
Great... now how the hell am I supposed to find someone to build me a building with this level of detail? How far will you travel?
Looking to add another walk door in my shop what brand is the doors you use
Do you use shims to make sure the door plum
with the aluminium fascia have you had any issues with it reacting to the treated wood later down the road? or explain why you dont paper or paint between the two?
No aluminum
What's the longest you would span with the cedar timbers?
At the 0:38 mark exposed wood at the bottom of the metal, does it get covered or not?
Kyle, do you foam between the jamb and framing? What do you use?
Yes basically great stuff. Closed cell foam
Hi. Do you work during a pandemic? How are you doing with this? Most of our clients have stopped all work - they are waiting. Good luck to you. Greetings from Russia!
This was recorded a couple months ago. Things weren't bad back then.
I know you don't like answering this question. But just please give me a ball park. How much? Just curious if I'm in the ballpark or go buy storage building. Thanks
all done have at least 100K ready
@@RRBuildings thanks
@@RRBuildings In reference to this garage or "on average" ?
I really like it. Pro
how much does a garage cost?
Where did you get the walk-in door
Why didn't u buy the Milwaukee multi tool
I was told be a lot of people this was a good one and it was a good deal at Lowes
I'm only here for Kyle's singing and the singing of his Justin Bieber helper.
What are the colors of the exterior metal?
Why no header or jack studs?
Do you build in Idaho?
Do these buildings need inspections?
Carsten Grove you would need to ask the actual county it’s being built in. Here in Flathead County, MT the answer is no.
That would be a complete waste of taxpayer dollars. Inspection no.....drive by more like it! Rubber stamp yes! They probably give the occupancy permit with the building permit when R &R is the builder🤣
What color is that roof
When your phone dings I keep thinking it’s my phone. I guess I should turn my volume down. Haha lol
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6:40 Sounds like you have spent too much time Home Alone. While you are doing that...
Regardless what you are up against, be it bad food, stomach bugs, Covidvirus, you name it, just quietly tell yourself to heal as often as needed. I killed a cold in its first stages last year by doing just that.
What is the farthest you would travel for a job.
Staphylococcal food poisoning usually begins 4 to 6 hours after eating tainted food and generally lasts 24 to 36 hours. You should report the offending restaurant to the health department so others won’t get sick 😷 like you guys. Poor hand washing and/or food prep is the culprit. The build is looking great!
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Less talking is way better - thumbs up
Hope you don’t get poison from metallic of those screws you are hold in mouth