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If you haven't gotten an answer as to what that stuff is, www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=sill+seal Don't know what specifically he choose, but
2 post lift. Only one to go with is, Bendpak. They’re end game. Great job on this project. Truly inspiring and incredible what someone with no fear and determination can do.
I second the comment about running wiring asap. Helped my dad build his shop. We ran CAT5 from the house to the shop underground. Then added a RJ45 cap on it so he can have internet inside the metal shop for TV and computer. Once the shop was completed just grabbed a router and tv and mounted it up inside.
Not even needed with WIFI now. I have a metal pole barn and I just put a range extender inside on the wall towards the house where the router sits and it works perfectly for my security cameras and my phone when I'm working in the barn. With only the router in the house it would have signal but sometimes drop.
@LonestarHawaiian I recommend that you add another layer of the black flashing paper taped to the outside of the Zip sheathing and onto the brick ledge. The way you have it now, moisture will accumulate at the bottom and soak up the edge of the particle board. Brick absorbs water. Sun will drive the moisture into the gap between the Zip and the brick. There are lots of building science videos about this.
No clue on the twin post but I have a mid-rise lift and love it. Makes getting the quick tire change for racing and brake jobs so much easier when it's a drive on.
Wow, that's great your father in law is close by and the house is beautiful!! Your videos are great quaility and so enjoyable!! Another one to watch 2X's😊
Go around and drill some 2 1/2 holes in your blocking. You never know when you want a wire or conduit in the walls. Holes now could save you many headaches in the future. Holes are free...... Challenger Lifts.
I am building my own 40x60 shop as well so I have to say thank you for the screw shout out - I could not figure out what screws to use to connect my wooden framing to the iron i-beams. Thanks to you, now I know!
The Shop is coming along so well. It is a dream for any man to have such a gianormiss shop at their disposal. Plus knowing you built it mostly yourself is a priceless bonus. a CA fan
With all that flat surface to work on, I would be on the lookout for a good used sicisor lift to finish the inside. Rental companies like United and Sunbelt have good used lifts for sale, and at this point, forward in your build it would sure be handy, safer too.
Just a heads up I would put dead wood in areas that you could potentially hang Sheetrock, cabinets, or even tool cabinets to make your hanging easier. And you can use your scrap wood to Do it as well
Hey brother I really look up to you and appreciate what you do. It’s not easy to diy everything. Especially when you have never done it before. I wish I had the same drive you have
Looking good. Bet you can't wait to be done. If you want to keep the rain from splashing mud up around the outside of the building, throw some hay/straw around the outside perimeter.
This is awesome to watch and gives me motivation...... >>Sits back in chair, thinks about last room in house that still needs to have it's floor finished after almost 5 years of thinking about finishing floor, loses motivation
Good stuff man! Rotary Lift SPOA10-AV is a good option. 10k lb capacity and adjustable to lift all your vehicles. Fast operation with the Shockwave feature.
I see a lot of Bendpaks in the comments, Bendpak makes great lifts. But I hear a lot of my customers complain about their customer service. I personally use a Rotary lift, works great and customer service was phenomenal when it got damaged in shipping.
Have you checked out hydraulic overhead doors? Less mechanical parts to wear and break. Lifts up in one piece and provides an outdoor canopy when open.
Nice to see Zip. Watching the Studpack channel building the garage with all the Zip and Zip Tape. That system is expensive, but appear to be a buy once cry once product.
Fantastic work always happy when I see your notification come up. Love the energy in your videos I also this you might be part of the ADHD club cause your clips are all over the show and it's awesome. Teach your kids to love cars that way they won't have money for drugs.
Couple of things, go with a Bendpak for a two-post lift, but go ahead and get the 12K LB Capacity model, just in case you ever want to put a heavy diesel truck on it, cheaper to do it now, than to regret not doing it later. Secondly, how much have you enjoyed the Milwaukee Framing Nailer, I am a huge Milwaukee fan with so many Milwaukee M18 and M12 tools but looking at the FRAMING Nailer for convenience of not having to get my air compressor and all the house out to run my Air Nailer. Secondly, did you consider the Milwaukee Compound Miter saw, looks like it would have been convenient to have on site on a cart to roll around the shop with you while you cut the blocking as you go. Love your videos, can't' wait to see it complete.
It’s the first framing nailer I’ve owned so don’t have anything to compare. I love not having to lug around a compressor and hose. I got the Dewalt saw on a Black Friday sale ✅ smokin’ deal. 🤙🏽 thanks for watching!
I was a intern at milwaukee when they were designing that framing nailer. Tho we had test labs some of the engineers liked to do testing then mess with their CAD then go back to testing meaning they did it at their desk. I must have listened to them test 10k nails. Like any product there was some misses on the first gen, but the second and third are pretty solid with lessons learned.
Man, Shop is turning out amazing. I started watching this channel years ago. Just put the AWE exhaust on my 21 SS camaro because of this channel. Keep it up!
Bendpak is the only answer and run more receptacles than you think you'll ever need. A 220 receptacle is a great idea for welder in the future. Do it now while it's easy
Looks like a great time mate, good to see yall having a crack! I can’t wait to do these kinda projects with my friends and fam! Keep at it mate, we love seeing it!
I hope you are planning on insulating the entire building. You won’t believe how hot that roof can get, then the heat radiating down inside is tremendous. Plus it will be easier to heat and cool down the road. Surprised you haven’t installed any water lines or drains in the floors. Maybe see that down the road
Chad did you ever figure out your path forward? Keep working at Frito Lay or go TH-cam full time? I have not seen any Plumbing in the Shop, are you not going to have water for a Mud Sink or Lavatory?
Dude, great job. This is a massive undertaking for more than one guy let alone one guy plus mother isn’t agreeing with you. Keep on plugging looking great.
Looking fantastic bud! I get my garage doors installed over the last couple of days and all the interior gerts installed. Take care and don't work too hard!
The framing looks great! The name of that object on your father-in-law's house he is building is called: Flashing at Bottom of Exterior Walls. If you Google "Flashing at Bottom of Exterior Walls" it will take you to a page of examples of typical Flashing at Bottom of Exterior Walls details. Click on the Description Tab and look for: "How to Construct a Drainable Wall Assembly with a Rain Screen Air Gap for Brick Veneer Siding"
BendPak Two-Post Lifts. They have them from 7,000lb all the way up to 18,000lb but bendpak is a realy good brand to use and they can install it for you. also they work with youtuber like Matt Carriker / demo ranch. they may spencer a video.
Have u thought about having the top of the door meet the top line abpve the the windows either side of the entrance? Could stick in another window eh bud lol bit great job ...love watching this and your energy is immense! Hats of
Great work bro love your videos and attitude towards everything you build mad respect like they say you want something done right do it yourself for the most part keep it up and blessings to you and your family
One thing i did to my shop was add a channel drain down the middle. Not too late, you can still saw cut the area and install a channel drain. Not that challenging and you can do it by yourself without much help.
Great job man!! One thing… when working high maybe wear a harness and secure yourself up there. If you fall and get hurt the build stops…. I would hate that for you.
You didn't need to put those 8' 2x4's across that many purlins. Spanning a short 2x4 across 2 of the purlins would had worked and saved money on lumber and screws
I think I remember you burying conduit for the wiring? Hopefully, your to smart to not have planned that out. It's coming along beautifully, keep this up and you will be dried in in no time.
I am wondering why you used full 8 foot 2 x 4's on the purlins to attach the side walls. You could have just used 2 foot or 4 foot lengths and save a lot of money. Or are you gonna strip the entire ceiling that way. All of the steel in your building is well grounded through the rebar and bolts on the base plates so you should be safe. Looking great.
What was the price comparison between the steel framing vs wood? Looking at doing something similar or a combo of wood post steel. Beg pro to me is strength and overhead space.
Your Milwaukee framer has a shot counter on it. Any Milwaukee service center will be able to plug it in and tell you how many shots have been fired. No reasoning for this. But since I work at a shop, I always check mine after a project because I geek out on knowing how many nails my fence took 😂😂
Next time you make a lumber run, make sure you look up and down every piece to see if it’s straight. Toss those bad ones aside and keep looking. There’s good lumber in there, just built my house my self with home depot lumber. Did this every time I made a trip.
Another stellar video! Loving the project. Are you familiar with the Obsessed Garage Channel? He has some nice ideas on Kitting out some pretty awesome garages. Although if you are anything like me, I am sure you already have some killer ideas for finishing out the inside of your shop! Looking forward to the next video!
Mohawk, it will be the most expensive you see but built more like a forklift than a traditional 2 post lift. Will set you back ~$15k installed for a model system 1 (sponsor!!???). Also, Alltex lifts are made in downtown fort worth and much more reasonable to other manufacturers. I’d give them a holler (sponsor!!??)
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If you haven't gotten an answer as to what that stuff is, www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=sill+seal
Don't know what specifically he choose, but
2 post lift. Only one to go with is, Bendpak. They’re end game. Great job on this project. Truly inspiring and incredible what someone with no fear and determination can do.
#bendpak
I second the comment about running wiring asap. Helped my dad build his shop. We ran CAT5 from the house to the shop underground. Then added a RJ45 cap on it so he can have internet inside the metal shop for TV and computer. Once the shop was completed just grabbed a router and tv and mounted it up inside.
Not even needed with WIFI now. I have a metal pole barn and I just put a range extender inside on the wall towards the house where the router sits and it works perfectly for my security cameras and my phone when I'm working in the barn. With only the router in the house it would have signal but sometimes drop.
Honestly with you doing it yourself it’ll have more structural integrity than most contractors would make it. Your doing a badazz job 🤙🏽
Love the C5 we need more videos on that thing
LS Fest Texas is right around the corner 😎 more coming with the C5
Great job on your wall framing!
As a consumate Do it Yourselfer; I really appreciate and respect your can do, DIY altitude!
Well done, Sir!
@LonestarHawaiian I recommend that you add another layer of the black flashing paper taped to the outside of the Zip sheathing and onto the brick ledge. The way you have it now, moisture will accumulate at the bottom and soak up the edge of the particle board. Brick absorbs water. Sun will drive the moisture into the gap between the Zip and the brick. There are lots of building science videos about this.
No clue on the twin post but I have a mid-rise lift and love it. Makes getting the quick tire change for racing and brake jobs so much easier when it's a drive on.
Wow, that's great your father in law is close by and the house is beautiful!!
Your videos are great quaility and so enjoyable!! Another one to watch 2X's😊
This has been so awesome watching this come together! Keep up the great work brotha!
Love it! Love the 20ish minute video length too!!! It's like watching a TV show, keep er going!!!!
Go around and drill some 2 1/2 holes in your blocking. You never know when you want a wire or conduit in the walls. Holes now could save you many headaches in the future. Holes are free......
Challenger Lifts.
I am building my own 40x60 shop as well so I have to say thank you for the screw shout out - I could not figure out what screws to use to connect my wooden framing to the iron i-beams. Thanks to you, now I know!
🤙🏽🤙🏽
The Shop is coming along so well. It is a dream for any man to have such a gianormiss shop at their disposal. Plus knowing you built it mostly yourself is a priceless bonus. a CA fan
Bend pack is the company for lift & see that they could give a break on price if you promote & advertise!!
Always look forward to seeing the development of your dream garage! Looks fantastic!
It's looking great, outstanding job. This is going to be so amazing when you get it done.
Sill plate flashing is what you are looking for between your slab and the brick veneer
With all that flat surface to work on, I would be on the lookout for a good used sicisor lift to finish the inside. Rental companies like United and Sunbelt have good used lifts for sale, and at this point, forward in your build it would sure be handy, safer too.
Great progress despite the weather. Keep up the good work.
Just a heads up I would put dead wood in areas that you could potentially hang Sheetrock, cabinets, or even tool cabinets to make your hanging easier. And you can use your scrap wood to
Do it as well
Hey brother I really look up to you and appreciate what you do. It’s not easy to diy everything. Especially when you have never done it before. I wish I had the same drive you have
Looking good. Bet you can't wait to be done.
If you want to keep the rain from splashing mud up around the outside of the building, throw some hay/straw around the outside perimeter.
2nd that
Then you end up with moldy hay/straw
This is awesome to watch and gives me motivation......
>>Sits back in chair, thinks about last room in house that still needs to have it's floor finished after almost 5 years of thinking about finishing floor, loses motivation
😂😂
Good stuff man!
Rotary Lift SPOA10-AV is a good option.
10k lb capacity and adjustable to lift all your vehicles. Fast operation with the Shockwave feature.
I see a lot of Bendpaks in the comments, Bendpak makes great lifts. But I hear a lot of my customers complain about their customer service. I personally use a Rotary lift, works great and customer service was phenomenal when it got damaged in shipping.
Love when I see a new video up!
Have you checked out hydraulic overhead doors? Less mechanical parts to wear and break. Lifts up in one piece and provides an outdoor canopy when open.
Looks great. Look up "headers" for the doors and windows and "tyvek" good luck!
Awesome build! Can't wait to see the finished building!
Love seeing it come together. I just got my building up. Now gotta figure out insulation & electrical
Once the sheathing is up you’ll be enjoying your new shop. At least it will feel so much more motivating to keep going.
It's got to be so fulfilling to see it all come together! Great job bro!
I watched all 12 videos of building your workshop in 2 days! Great job, can't wait for upcoming episodes. All the best
@lonestarHawaiian, Just a thought… until you are boxed in, use a shop vac connected to a hose to clean up the standing water.
Good stuff man. I recommend looking into Mohawk lifts, American made and tons of different designs
Nice to see Zip. Watching the Studpack channel building the garage with all the Zip and Zip Tape. That system is expensive, but appear to be a buy once cry once product.
Fantastic work always happy when I see your notification come up. Love the energy in your videos I also this you might be part of the ADHD club cause your clips are all over the show and it's awesome. Teach your kids to love cars that way they won't have money for drugs.
Couple of things, go with a Bendpak for a two-post lift, but go ahead and get the 12K LB Capacity model, just in case you ever want to put a heavy diesel truck on it, cheaper to do it now, than to regret not doing it later.
Secondly, how much have you enjoyed the Milwaukee Framing Nailer, I am a huge Milwaukee fan with so many Milwaukee M18 and M12 tools but looking at the FRAMING Nailer for convenience of not having to get my air compressor and all the house out to run my Air Nailer. Secondly, did you consider the Milwaukee Compound Miter saw, looks like it would have been convenient to have on site on a cart to roll around the shop with you while you cut the blocking as you go.
Love your videos, can't' wait to see it complete.
It’s the first framing nailer I’ve owned so don’t have anything to compare. I love not having to lug around a compressor and hose. I got the Dewalt saw on a Black Friday sale ✅ smokin’ deal. 🤙🏽 thanks for watching!
I was a intern at milwaukee when they were designing that framing nailer. Tho we had test labs some of the engineers liked to do testing then mess with their CAD then go back to testing meaning they did it at their desk. I must have listened to them test 10k nails.
Like any product there was some misses on the first gen, but the second and third are pretty solid with lessons learned.
Man, Shop is turning out amazing. I started watching this channel years ago. Just put the AWE exhaust on my 21 SS camaro because of this channel. Keep it up!
LESSS GO! THANK YOU LONESTAR HAWAIIAN!!!!!!!!!!!
Bendpak is the only answer and run more receptacles than you think you'll ever need. A 220 receptacle is a great idea for welder in the future. Do it now while it's easy
I'm originally here for the car and truck content but I'm loving the shop build!
Looks like a great time mate, good to see yall having a crack! I can’t wait to do these kinda projects with my friends and fam! Keep at it mate, we love seeing it!
awesome video series. Very much interested in the next update
Bendpak makes the best lifts
I beg to differ They may have many years ago but now everything comes from China! Might look into Worth Equipment out of Mansfield Full Us Made Lifts
Recommend rotary Asymmetric 2 post, and go higher capacity than you need, just in case you get something heavier in the future!
I hope you are planning on insulating the entire building. You won’t believe how hot that roof can get, then the heat radiating down inside is tremendous. Plus it will be easier to heat and cool down the road. Surprised you haven’t installed any water lines or drains in the floors. Maybe see that down the road
I know you may never but think about if you ever want to get an Rv you should make the big opening at least 15’ just a thought. Build looks great.
Nice painting skills. Can’t wait for the next update.
Go with standard insulation in the walls, easier if you have to make changes. Spray the ceiling
Chad did you ever figure out your path forward? Keep working at Frito Lay or go TH-cam full time? I have not seen any Plumbing in the Shop, are you not going to have water for a Mud Sink or Lavatory?
A restroom would be top of the list for me
Nothing in the Floor to support any of this. But as close as he is to the house. Personally when nature calls, get out of my way.
Dude, great job. This is a massive undertaking for more than one guy let alone one guy plus mother isn’t agreeing with you. Keep on plugging looking great.
On the lifts, the best is challenger, 2nd is Rotary, 3rd is bend pack. Any other lift I've ever used wasn't very good.
Looking fantastic bud! I get my garage doors installed over the last couple of days and all the interior gerts installed. Take care and don't work too hard!
The framing looks great! The name of that object on your father-in-law's house he is building is called: Flashing at Bottom of Exterior Walls.
If you Google "Flashing at Bottom of Exterior Walls" it will take you to a page of examples of typical Flashing at Bottom of Exterior Walls details. Click on the Description Tab and look for: "How to Construct a Drainable Wall Assembly with a Rain Screen Air Gap for Brick Veneer Siding"
Bendpak 2 post lift are the best
The shop is looking outstanding, great job.
I get tired just watching you do the work. Lol Kudos to you, dude. Looks killer.
That building product seems like some sort of flashing. You should collab with Matt Risinger!
I'm a Bricklayer and we would using plastic ploy which is what it looks like what they used. I've also used blue skin and of course metal flashing
I just put in a Bendpack 10k apex series. They're 2' wider and higher then most lifts. Works great on my lifted 1ton and 4runner with a tent on top.
100% go for Benpak 2 post lift. They’re amazing just ask Kevin from Junkyard Digs!
I’m late with this tip, but it’s easier to shoot your blocking in before you stand the wall. Snap your chalk line and shoot em in.
#1 lesson I've learned from all your videos.. don't move to wherever you live 😂
i got here a soon as it came out bin here as soon as you started love to see the final project
BendPak Two-Post Lifts. They have them from 7,000lb all the way up to 18,000lb but bendpak is a realy good brand to use and they can install it for you. also they work with youtuber like Matt Carriker / demo ranch. they may spencer a video.
Have u thought about having the top of the door meet the top line abpve the the windows either side of the entrance? Could stick in another window eh bud lol bit great job ...love watching this and your energy is immense! Hats of
Great work bro love your videos and attitude towards everything you build mad respect like they say you want something done right do it yourself for the most part keep it up and blessings to you and your family
One thing i did to my shop was add a channel drain down the middle. Not too late, you can still saw cut the area and install a channel drain. Not that challenging and you can do it by yourself without much help.
🔥🔥🔥 doesn’t matter how long it takes as long as you know it will be done right ! PERFECTION takes TIME !
Great job man!! One thing… when working high maybe wear a harness and secure yourself up there. If you fall and get hurt the build stops…. I would hate that for you.
You didn't need to put those 8' 2x4's across that many purlins. Spanning a short 2x4 across 2 of the purlins would had worked and saved money on lumber and screws
I think I remember you burying conduit for the wiring? Hopefully, your to smart to not have planned that out. It's coming along beautifully, keep this up and you will be dried in in no time.
Amazing job love the video. Hope you can see the next video pretty soon. That we don’t have to wait so long.
Generally u have concrete, waterproof plastic stuff, then wood. Stops any damp seeping up into the wood.
Been following this build your doing a great job!!!!
Check out the garage that Obsessed Garage just finished. I think he used the Nuesbaum lifts.
I am wondering why you used full 8 foot 2 x 4's on the purlins to attach the side walls. You could have just used 2 foot or 4 foot lengths and save a lot of money. Or are you gonna strip the entire ceiling that way. All of the steel in your building is well grounded through the rebar and bolts on the base plates so you should be safe. Looking great.
Hey, I just got a 2.7 custom is there anything you would recommend I add on like a cold air intake and stuff like that?
What was the price comparison between the steel framing vs wood? Looking at doing something similar or a combo of wood post steel. Beg pro to me is strength and overhead space.
Coming along very nicely my friend!
Looks great Hawaiian! Keep pressing
I subscribed because of this series, I love every single video about this 😂
I finally broke down and ordered AG1. Thanks!
Looking really awesome excellent work so far someth8ng to be proud of
That plastic sheeting, atleast in Australia, is called Viscourse or damp course.
Your Milwaukee framer has a shot counter on it. Any Milwaukee service center will be able to plug it in and tell you how many shots have been fired.
No reasoning for this. But since I work at a shop, I always check mine after a project because I geek out on knowing how many nails my fence took 😂😂
FLASHING is the word you’re looking for.
Next time you make a lumber run, make sure you look up and down every piece to see if it’s straight. Toss those bad ones aside and keep looking. There’s good lumber in there, just built my house my self with home depot lumber. Did this every time I made a trip.
Very cool. Love the energy.
What you are looking for is Waterproofing Membrane could look into Mel-Rol self adhering Waterproofing Membrane
Thank you!
@@LonestarHawaiian You welcome.
bendpak as they support a lot of garage builds to save some money
Another stellar video! Loving the project.
Are you familiar with the Obsessed Garage Channel? He has some nice ideas on Kitting out some pretty awesome garages. Although if you are anything like me, I am sure you already have some killer ideas for finishing out the inside of your shop! Looking forward to the next video!
Mohawk, it will be the most expensive you see but built more like a forklift than a traditional 2 post lift. Will set you back ~$15k installed for a model system 1 (sponsor!!???). Also, Alltex lifts are made in downtown fort worth and much more reasonable to other manufacturers. I’d give them a holler (sponsor!!??)
Main door height needs to be 13’8” for the semi cab your going to get to haul all the toys, think ahead and positive 😊
Rotary or bendpak lifts definitely the best
🔥🔥🔥loving the progress, keep up the good work
Awesome editing!
I’d recommend the BendPak 2 post Lift