Framing a roof with steel: Shipping Container Castle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.พ. 2020
- Framing a roof with steel I-beams, pouring concrete on the 4th floor floor/3rd floor ceiling. Helping @AndrewCamarata get a roof over his Shipping Container Castle
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Dan Wheeler, Jesse Muller and Andrew Camarata. I can't think of a better team. Excellent work gentlemen. You are a true friend Jesse, Andrew should be proud.
Besides Mr. Wheeler, Jesse and AC. There is a fourth perspective done by NoNonsenseKnowHow. Check It Out.
I’ve watched 3 different views of this rafter system being installed by Andrew and a couple of his friends. It’s nice watching y’all working together since I now know each of you. Jesse you have a wealth of knowledge between your ears, it is enjoyable to watch you use that knowledge to help build anything someone can dream up.
Jesse, you and Andrew are building an amazing piece of unique architecture. One of a kind, and built to last 1000 years if maintained. You and Andrew make one HELL of a team. I am flat out impressed...big time!
Jesse, I think it is great that you and Andrew are such close friends. both being in the same business in the same area and helping each other on personal projects as well as job projects.You both are great guys and I am proud to see two young people with the kind of values you two have.
Both you and Andrew are incredibly resourceful in mechanical fabrication and assembly.... but you also both have a real talent for video composition and editing, music selection and overlay, use of text graphics... Really liked how you broke this up with segments with drone fadeouts, and then on to the next segment. I have been having a real hard time visualizing what that final design would look like, but towards the end of this video, the overhead drone shots made me realize the design is much simpler and functional, and yet elegant, than my prior guesses. Wish I could like this 20 times. With a little bit of gratuitous Levi and Cody footage, I'd like it 100 times. Always leave them wanting more. I do.
Absolutely amazing pre-fabbed cuts, and only 2 guys getting all that lifting and setting done.
I can watch this stuff for hours Andrew!!!!!!!
hello from Israel.
I've been waiting a long time to see the progress of the roof construction.
I love it when you and Andrew work on a project together! Great video
That was spectacular Jesse. Enjoyed the 360, and also the sped-up recaps plus it was nice to see Dan there chipping in as well. I thought you did great filming the cement pours especially considering you were working like three men! These videos make me wonder why TV "reality" shows even exist anymore. Great job, Jesse.
Yes on the TV thing. TV can't do anything but make it stupid among other things.
@@danielheartsill4269 Yup. Stupid, fake, plus shoving their cultural agenda down our throats. Jesse, Andrew and the others are real people doing awesome real work and filming it brilliantly.
Amazing job you and Andrew have done. All the work that has gone into that frame is remarkable. You need about 3 more people!
It's really cool seeing you and Andrew collaborate together on his project. Amazes me what you can do. Great footage and production too. Thanks. Can't wait for the next installment. 🏗👍
I can see this video is being watched around the world, Africa to Asia to Europe to Americas to Islands. this is never taught in classrooms in any engineering videos. Thanks and keep it up. The world blesses you.
Yes!!!! It's my 2 favorite construction artist!!!!! I love watching you both work. It is so satisfying! Because of you and Andrew I started my own little castle. I am using wood though. Thank you for the motivation. 📐⚒️🔧⛏️🔨🛠️🗜️
Thanks for the new content, Jesse. Stay safe and keep up the good work. Greetings
Always a great evening when you and or Andrew post ANY video. Interesting action, real projects with a great mix of talk to work ratio. Keep posting your stuff👍
Thanks for posting!!! Im really liking the fact you were there to help andrew on his project
Jesse, Andrew and America are great once again!
I am watching Andrew's episode of this and found you guys. Men at Work!!. In a previous lifetime in a galaxy far away, I pounded nails out in SoCal for 7 years and remember the tension and satisfaction of getting heavy stuff squared away. Now I am old and frail and can't stand heights. ( I never really enjoyed being high....... off the ground.)Thanks for the content.
I liked that you showed the electric meter. Your electric bill is Literally going Through The Roof lol. Love what you do!!!!
Great to see you had more hands on deck for this part. Framing a roof 8' off the ground is one thing, doing it at the elevation you guys did with the equipment and communication....well the risk is exponential!!!! Given all that, Great job gentlemen! Look forward to the next post.
I watched Andrew's videos first. That was a ton of work. Your video showed how you measured to orient the beams and a lot of different perspectives. Great vid.
Great footage .. nice long video, allot of effort and steel going into Andrew’s place, deffo a 3 man job ... thanks for sharing... from over here 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thanks Jesse. I was a little worried for a minute there your head looked like it was cut in half and offset about 2 inches, figured that had to hurt. Then the world came back together and you did not have the splitting headache. You guys are hard workers, just make sure you take care of your body, it is no fun being old and busted up. Thank you for explaining the offset I had thought it looked like it was. I think he will be a lot happier with the steel beams over the LVL. You guys are really smart.
I think the coolest part of the project is that its you young guys with energy and drive and an awesome vision. Thats whats magnetic about it. Keep it up
Dad was there also...
Excellent video, music and drone work came together well. Good to see you dad on the crew.
Thank you Jesse/Andrew for allowing me to follow this project, I think this as awesome project.
Wow Andrew. That must be the heaviest house in the world. One day when we are long gone it will become a national icon visited by tourists.
maybe even to heavy, there should be some concern on all these point loads
@@randycarreiro8363 Do you think the engineer does not know what he is doing?
@@badgerpa9 been building for for 40 years my friend.
Engineers are asshole s.
These point loads are an issue.
I would venture to say no one would sign off on this.
Unless there an engineer from Pakistan
Nothing against Andrew and Jesse and there crew. They will build anything. But the main frame and outside wall area ok on metal but then all that rafters should of been lvl and tgi.
With plywood decking.
Then seamless metal on top.
The containers will rust away and they will surely be issues .
Theres your dinner
@@randycarreiro8363 I would say the point loads are not an issue because he bulid this house directly on Rock. And it seems approved from an engineer he mentioned it in this video
Great progress on Andrew's Castle. Love watching this come together.
Thanks and I will see again the version of Camarata. You are a great team guys.
I just saw Castle and started watching about 5 min in I realized it was Jesse's Video, You Two work great together. This Was an Awesome Job Guys. IT is going to look Great when Completed. Keep them coming.
"But this isn't even a house"; Truer words have never been spoken! IMPRESSIVE WORK BY EVERYBODY !
Thank you Jesse. You made my day. Your video editing getting better.)))
Dang Jesse, every time I watch one of your, or Andrews videos, I feel like more of a slacker.
Thanks for killing my self esteem. ;-)
You guys are amazing, charge on!
Andrew you and Jessi ate bad asses that roof was definitely not a easy design you guys rock
Wonderful video, thank you. This video should jump kick your youtube site way up in the number of views. Thank you for being such a good friend of Andrew, I believe I can speak for all Andrews Fans when I say thank you for helping Andrew with his dream.
As a fabricator of some 30 + years ago you guys done a awesome job more videos please
The "A" TEAM from New York! Love it when you and Andrew work together on a project! Great video! Peace and Good Fortune to you all. Oh just seeing that your Dad was there also. Cool stuff!
Turns out to be a dang good video. Lots of work that turns a work of ingenuity into a work of art. Great job guys!
Love watching your videos. I worked in steel fabrication years ago, and now build furniture in my retirement. Do what you enjoy and be happy!
Unbelievable work, engineering and cooperation. I was worried the whole time because it seemed so dangerous. I'm glad you guys are safe.
The two of you did a great job.
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Is there anything you three guy can't do when it comes to construction. My reaction to this build
is magnificent , simply magnificent.
Love the drone shots Great video ! Need to call Guinness book of world records , heaviest roof on a container castle house section
Great Job you Guys! Great video Great team doing the work. Thanks
Great job Jesse. Being able to view more of the technical aspects/details of this project, really complimented Andrew's video. Loved the editing process. Thanks for sharing.
Wow you guys must have had that engineer going nuts checking stress loads. Well done guys. Amazing that most of the construction was done by the two of you. You should be proud. Keep the videos coming.
Engineer? Huh! Oh?
@@rockeerockey6941 Andrew's stated several times on his own channel that the building inspector requires that he have everything signed off on by an engineer.
@@rick4adk Do you always step on a joke? Seems unnecessary
There is about ten times as much steel as there needs to be, so I am sure it would be signed off by an engineer. Have they never heard of Z-purlins or similar structural steel or are they just building a monument.
Top-notch work man. Was great meeting you.
you as well, thanks. I subbed to you too. I'm sure I will see you around. Since you are into mechanics, my video about rebuilding my dump truck transmission might be fun to have a look
@@jmuller86 cool thanks man, and yeah I'll surely be checking that out!
Awesome work on Andrew's shop/castle /hot tub getaway /mountain retreat .
Excellent video !! It’s great to see work being done on Andrew’s Fortress lol. And it’s good to see another set of hands on the job too. Looking forward to seeing the roof decking that you were talking about at the end of this video too. Great work on the video too sir. Looking forward to seeing the next one
Hah! I was half way through this before realizing it was not Andrew's channel. Jesse has fantastic content too mind you, and I enjoy this channel as much as Andrew's. I was going to say it looked cold and not the most enjoyable working conditions, but then I remembered growing up on a farm, and the cold wet days we spent getting vegetables boxed up ready for the market. I didn't much enjoy that come to think of it.
Same here!! I was wondering why a new video showing the same stuff only different...
My dad would . R. A. P. E. Me on cold wet days.
Wow..This has turned out to be an awesome video,I was having flashbacks back in my day when I was a industrial spray painter and the iron workers were putting together the GM plant in Lansing ,Mi. Man them guys could hang some iron..Many many years painting that stuff,now retired and just love watching your channel..Excellent work men..Carry on..
My two favorite channels AC and JM because they are both skilled builders and can fix anything!
I love the sound of a stick welder going to work on some heavy gauge steel, sounds like the gates opening at a power station.
Amazing job you made, a big project to maintain, but you work very efficiently. Thank you for sharing your amazing journey. God bless you and your family.
Wow that's going to be one handsome Castle, you guys are doing a great job no storm will knock that down, maybe someday he'll have rooms for rent, I'll be a Butler and cook ha ha missed alot of the castle build, but my bad, nice your dad was there, I guess to make sure your doing it right ha
The only negative thought in my mind is "with all that steel and the high elevation, watch out for lightening."
I love watching Andrew's videos...very informative and educational.
Extraordinaryly excellent...Mild winter certainly a blessing...no sh-t talking, just get-it-done.
Great job guys I was a crane operator in maine and New Hampshire for years did alot of steel buildings , looks like you had good weather for the middle of Feb. again GREAT JOB.
Enjoyed your video of the rafter installation. It good to see you helping each other even if it seems like you help Andrew more than he does you lol. I’m glad that I found your channel and enjoy all your videos. You seem to be very knowledgeable in construction. Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing your adventures with us. 👍🇨🇦
very cool thanks for posting! nice to see multiple views of the same job.
Wow andrew a house that be there forever keep working hard
Nice that you two can help each other
It don't get any better than these two guys projects.
My dad likes watching your videos he’s disabled and use to do these things . Makes him happy to watch you and Andrew
This is so cool. It is absolutely one of a kind, I bet you're proud to work with Andrew on this masterpiece.
New business partnership: Andrew and Jesse's Custom Built Container Castle Homes.
I LOVE TO SEE YOU GUYS WORKING TOGHETHER , YOU GUYS MAKE A GREAT TEAM.
I’ve been waiting patiently for this one, you and Andrews(to follow no doubt) I watch all your content👍🏻👌🏻
WOW,You three guys did and still doing an AWESOME JOB,u guys stay safe,when your done with welding,rough frame is over put alittle Christmas tree on top AWESOME JOB WELL DONE,like your vids again,TOTALLY AWESOME JOB
Great teamwork on a very ambitious project. Andrew's lucky to have a friend like you and I'm sure the opposite is true, as well.
This is like Andrew's Behind The Scenes channel. Enjoy seeing your perspective (literally) and the extra stuff that Andrew either has to cut out or didn't capture.
Awe inspiring, a display of competence .
Double dipping with Andrews vid ...double thumbs up
I was watching this video once again. I know it must have caused you a lot of money. GOD has blessed you to be able to work and have what you have. GOD bless and work safe.
Wow this is a huge job Andrew and you guys are doing an awesome job ! It is going to look so good when it is completed ! :-)
It’s amazing how well the 2 of you work together. I said again, great layout work Jesse you have talent. I hope you guys are tying off. 👍
Nice job. Thank you for sharing.
Nice work, I love the idea. Just one problem, the castle is supposed to be the highest feature in sight, that way no one can look down and shoot the sentries! Like from that hill we keep seeing about 200 metres away from the tower.
Perfect building and location to catch lightnings. 👀
its a giant lightning rod, its all steel so the current goes right through to the ground with no resistance. thats the safest it could possibly be
Great video,you three make this look easy,such skill really shows,Can't wait to see more.
Awesome job Jesse and Andrew!!
Wow, what a project. Got to be mighty proud of your results.
You guys kicked some butt. Add film maker to your resume. Awesome stuff
Andrew Camarate teamed with Master Roof Mechanic and Dan Wheeler doing the work that a contractor would use at least a dozen people to do and doing it their way to create art for the ages . It only gets better folks..
I like the new cameras. looks great been watching the build.... nice work
A thing of beauty 👌👌👌🏴
Impressive project, thanks for sharing this with all of us.
Absolutely Amazing..!
Thanks so much for sharing & plz keep the vids coming..
From North Jersey..
😉👍
Very, Very Nice. Well done, Excellent work and design.
You've got some people right there who know what they are doing, and some good geometry steel work right there, well done
This is what I'm talking about, truly epic. This is the kind of stuff that TH-cam needs to have. Wish I could be in on a project like this you guys are truly inspiring keep up the great work.
Just goes to show what you can do with the right people with you, you would be lucky to get such good workmanship from a professional engineering outfit and yet Andrew and his gang make it look easy. I like the idea of using steel plate for the roof it's a brilliant solution, the only roof that can withstand any hail storm attack guaranteed.
Most Excellent! Awesome project with a great finished product.
Jesse, I've seen all the vlogs of Andrew camarata building his shipping container castle and, didnt realise you had erected the steelwork. Nice job buddy 👍
Thanks. We should be doing another project together later this year on his new property
Great, I'll look forward to that. But first I'm getting ready to see the next part of your house build.
Super proud ! This is Awesome guys ! Great work .
Andrew is so nice he let Jesse release his video first ;)
Awesome, really awesome. Putting those rails up yourself.(w/help). You should do more of the double picture that's really Kool.
Thanks 😊
You two did an incredible thing with this build ... You have to wonder if it can become a tourist destination at a point haha
Jesse and Andrew could build Hoover Dam ahead of schedule and under budget!
That is a heap of badassery you young men have created.
Great video Jesse. Enjoyed the different perspective on the work going on. The helmet cam is a bit hard for me to watch...I get vertigo/motion sickness easily. Enjoying the content on your channel more and more also. Keep it up!