Kyle, I love the attention to detail, no matter how minuscule it may seem, that you put into your work. I’m up in Roscoe and am getting serious about getting into a barndo and I look forward to seeing this project completed because it sounds like exactly what I want. It would be an honor to have a home built by you and your team.
Always watching you best in the game I’m from the uk and so interested in all the different regulations around the world and how others do things keep up the work
Love watching you guys this particular house is exactly what I would like to build. I will be ready to build in about two years Southwest Missouri you guys have to come down this way.
I mentioned that in the last video when they were filling the foundation with about 2’ of it all around. I was guessing it was something like 25+ truckloads. A Conservative estimate would be 250 tons??? $20k-$25k???
Lasers do lie, and similar to werewolves, laser lying occurs on a full moon after sunset! So I advise RR Buildings to not use their laser at night on full moons. Ray
Hi from Missouri.. first off I really enjoy how you explain things. I’m on episode 1 today. I building a barndominium here shortly the dirt work has started. I’m interested in the Math class today I’m trying to figure out what “the marking out your BOXES “ formula can send me in the right direction to be able to figure your boxes.
As Matt said, it is Construction Master Pro. You can also just calculate it directly with the Pythagorean theorem though. This would be a lot easier in metric, since there aren't any fractions to deal with. For example, 8m (8,000mm) run and 12m (12,000mm) rise would be a diagonal of SQRT(8,000^2 + 12,000^2) = 14,422mm (14.422m). There's a fractional millimetre there (that I haven't included in the result) because you really don't ever have to worry about 205 microns when building a house -- that's the average width of 2 hairs from your head.
This house is being built on a concrete slab because it's the easiest way to do permanent underfloor heating, which is what will end up being done. If you had some other heating method in mind or you wouldn't mind doing a 70mm thin mud base on top of a sub-floor for UFH, you could absolutely have a basement.
Yep ~ Not Gonna Lie ~. I'm imagining myself as a High School Geometry Teacher. Mmmm Maybe Sophomore year (9th or 10th grade), this video and then YOU as a guest speaker. Maybe even combine the whole 9th and 10th grade students. Yea. An auditorium. ~~~ Like a TED talk ~~~ Greg could be there too. "180 degrees," The line, the Receiver, the Perpendicular line, perfect square. Wiggle room, rotating the building. 90 degree line. Snap a line closter to the door." Sure, I could see that. Pull some tape and do a check. All good! I'm tellin ya. A decision with the garage. Wow. True drama. Yea I think you could keep all the student's attention. Absolutely. 〰✨🌿‼👍😳🌿✨〰. New Hampshire
Why dont you guys pull string lines and sink the brackets into the concrete like you do with the pole buildings. Wouldnt that save all kinds of time and money not needing all these fasteners to anchor the brackets to the concrete?
That's just how bigger projects go. Ever watched a skyscraper get built? It's like 18 months on the foundation, then 8 weeks later they have electricians on the 23rd floor lol.
Nah, I'd rather have frequent videos that show all the steps. That house the Perkin's brothers are on is taking a long time though, I think they should've brought on a couple more hands for it.
Kyle and Greg build with supreme accuracy and the best of the best materials, I think modest in this case is more like a typical house with nice mid-grade materials and finishes. AKA, an affordable house!
Perhaps the BEST explanation of how the laser works. Thank You, Kyle!
He could post one of a house build once a day and I'd watch every single one
Me too. Lol. I would love to have one of his builds as well.
Kyle, I love the attention to detail, no matter how minuscule it may seem, that you put into your work. I’m up in Roscoe and am getting serious about getting into a barndo and I look forward to seeing this project completed because it sounds like exactly what I want. It would be an honor to have a home built by you and your team.
There's something satisfying about watching the precision you employ during the layout phase.... and all other phases as well!
MODEST is a good word for that project.
Another great video, lots of info to help builders Good job guys.
I'm really excited about this build!
Can't wait to see how it get's laid out...
I use piers because frost depths and 70 psf snow loads for my round post for timber frames. So I don't have to cut ties in half. Great video.
Always watching you best in the game I’m from the uk and so interested in all the different regulations around the world and how others do things keep up the work
"Modest" is the word you were looking for :)
Greg just does his job. Your doing it right Greg.
Greg needs a Perkins Builder Brothers tool belt, too!
Love watching you guys this particular house is exactly what I would like to build. I will be ready to build in about two years Southwest Missouri you guys have to come down this way.
Great job!!
Nice Safety Squints there cutting concrete.
Greg standing directly in the line of fire is the most Greg thing I've seen so far today 🤣
Excellent work, as usual. Please tell me how to keep from twisting off the tapcons. Thx Kyle
Jeff
Awesome video
When does ground rough plumbing go in? In think viewers would like to see some of the mechanical underground work. Great job as always
around here that gravel fill would cost more than the rest of the house ...
I mentioned that in the last video when they were filling the foundation with about 2’ of it all around. I was guessing it was something like 25+ truckloads. A Conservative estimate would be 250 tons??? $20k-$25k???
I think he mentioned in a comment it was around $5k in gravel...we're around $12/ton in our area before delivery..
This is he perfect size home and garage..
this is what i want to build when i retire/ move from il lol. maybe a bit bigger on the shop side though. my shop is currently 36x42.
It’s going to be an other great series!
Nice!!!
Really enjoy your channel just as a home owner. I was wondering why no basement? Reducing the cost?
Lasers do lie, and similar to werewolves, laser lying occurs on a full moon after sunset! So I advise RR Buildings to not use their laser at night on full moons. Ray
Hi from Missouri.. first off I really enjoy how you explain things. I’m on episode 1 today. I building a barndominium here shortly the dirt work has started. I’m interested in the Math class today I’m trying to figure out what “the marking out your BOXES “ formula can send me in the right direction to be able to figure your boxes.
Btw the timing of this series is the best timing for me. Thank you
How often do you need to calibrate the laser? and when do you know it needs recalibrating?
How about putting sill gasket under the Perma Column Brackets?
did Greg said he's going to "Perkins" the whole thing
Yeah haha. That’s something we say when we just eyeball the cut. Something Eric has been known to do!
@@RRBuildings Erik's got that laser eye for sighting down walls but I guess it works!
#7 on the Like button. Good morning Kyle. Uploaded on 1/11/2025 and recorded on 12/31/2024
What app are you using to figure your “Run and Rise” if it’s the calculator what are u doing to get the math?
unless i'm remembering wrong its Construction Master Pro
As Matt said, it is Construction Master Pro. You can also just calculate it directly with the Pythagorean theorem though.
This would be a lot easier in metric, since there aren't any fractions to deal with. For example, 8m (8,000mm) run and 12m (12,000mm) rise would be a diagonal of SQRT(8,000^2 + 12,000^2) = 14,422mm (14.422m). There's a fractional millimetre there (that I haven't included in the result) because you really don't ever have to worry about 205 microns when building a house -- that's the average width of 2 hairs from your head.
Can a post-frame style home be built with a basement or only with a concrete slab?
Well, they're building it on a stem wall now, I would think it should work on higher foundation walls?
This house is being built on a concrete slab because it's the easiest way to do permanent underfloor heating, which is what will end up being done. If you had some other heating method in mind or you wouldn't mind doing a 70mm thin mud base on top of a sub-floor for UFH, you could absolutely have a basement.
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Kyle, conical .vs flat.
Yep ~ Not Gonna Lie ~. I'm imagining myself as a High School Geometry Teacher. Mmmm Maybe Sophomore year (9th or 10th grade), this video and then YOU as a guest speaker. Maybe even combine the whole 9th and 10th grade students. Yea. An auditorium. ~~~ Like a TED talk ~~~ Greg could be there too. "180 degrees," The line, the Receiver, the Perpendicular line, perfect square. Wiggle room, rotating the building. 90 degree line. Snap a line closter to the door." Sure, I could see that. Pull some tape and do a check. All good! I'm tellin ya. A decision with the garage. Wow. True drama. Yea I think you could keep all the student's attention. Absolutely. 〰✨🌿‼👍😳🌿✨〰. New Hampshire
Bugle-Head screw....compared to Hex Washer screw
“Modest”
How will the foam on the foundation be finished on this build?
How far down over the foam will the siding go if metal siding?
Thanks
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Would the engineering work in California with our earthquake zones? Would we need hold downs embedded in the foundation?
Why don't you use the wetset brackets on stem walls?
Bro’s got a machine gun to drive a 3/16” SDS bit. I won’t even splurge on an SDS unless a Harbor Freight trip is in the works.
I think that if a tornado were to hit the structure, that it would be better to have larger brackets.
Why dont you guys pull string lines and sink the brackets into the concrete like you do with the pole buildings. Wouldnt that save all kinds of time and money not needing all these fasteners to anchor the brackets to the concrete?
Love all your videos please don’t ever change and start doing what the Perkins bros started doing smh 1023 episodes just for the foundation
That's just how bigger projects go. Ever watched a skyscraper get built? It's like 18 months on the foundation, then 8 weeks later they have electricians on the 23rd floor lol.
Nah, I'd rather have frequent videos that show all the steps. That house the Perkin's brothers are on is taking a long time though, I think they should've brought on a couple more hands for it.
It funny that bank don’t understand post and beam construction. Isn’t that how homes were built hundreds of years ago other than stone.
Eye protection and you certainly don’t want to breathe that concrete dust, great otherwise.
MR Post Frame channel is where its at.
This Karen talks to much
If you're not one for education or details you could just say that. (No shade to the other channel, I don't know it)
160 m2 for a home is not modest :D that is a very decent size for a family home.
Kyle and Greg build with supreme accuracy and the best of the best materials, I think modest in this case is more like a typical house with nice mid-grade materials and finishes. AKA, an affordable house!
It is called a house why call it a Barndominium?
That silica isn't good.