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.
Watching you and Gregg do excellence as a daily habit is worth a bit of patience on our part. You do what you do because you want to and want to do it well- you can't get more American and heartland than that!
Your format style, personality and camaraderie is what sets R&R apart and welcomes the viewer to hang out on the job site. Too! You have the spirit of a teacher which makes the adventure worth the investment of time and dedication that's required to film and edit content. Those things are not accomplished without consequences and sacrifice. It is easy to overlook your family while on a mission while running a business and end up becoming a stranger to your children. Count the cost.
It's always been nice to watch you guys build the bones and shell of the building it is certainly a bonus to see you go beyond that for a more detailed complete picture of the building and your skills thank to you both for the videos and taking us along on your journey.
So, I just watched the 20 episodes and I'm totally into it. Wait huh, no I have to wait for the sequel aaaaargh! What a wonderful channel this is, super nice work with enough explanation and information. Here where I live (The Netherlands) it is not common to work with so much wood. Most houses are made of stone / concrete and increasingly fitted with plastic window frames. I don't see much of the real thing anymore, which is why this channel is so great. It's great what you can achieve in a few hours. For NOW ... come on, hurry up! I want the Cabin in the Woods sequel.
if i ever go on as German Carpenter Walker i definatly come to you guys showing how we germans do the Timber Framing and even mortis and tennand and yes its a thing here to be a walker as carpenter or Waller so be prepaired XD
Cabin or not.... if the owner wants to call it a starship, it doesn't matter. It is a fantastic build and looks great for a cabin. Keep up the good work.
It’s going to be interesting to see how the owners fit it out and landscape it, but you will be long gone, so that’s not going to happen. Great job so far. Thanks.
My family has a friend who owns a 2nd house in a city that gets snow, sometimes she lets us borrow it. It is in the middle of a subdivision and we call it "the cabin." It has 7 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 3 decks, 2 stories & 1 elevator. Lol, if some people want to call it a cabin, it's a cabin. Lol
I try to never General the entire job. I’m not interested in contracting and managing other trades. I usually still end up helping schedule and work with them obviously but I don’t like putting others work on my name I can guarantee
So glad you are wearing the mic. It really makes a difference. I watch most video's when others are sleeping and always have to have volume control in hand.
LOL...when I first saw the Oregon Music Garage project I thought that you were here in the state of Oregon working on this project and I was like dang I need to check it out when its done
Im so behind on this build but I'm getting caught up this weekend. I also got my Isotunes with an affiliate approval and I used your link and credit for the sale. Thanks bud they are an awesome product.
I really appreciate this update, nice to see this project from scratch. Your work is amazing, it's all in the details. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos, we really enjoy it!
This is looking amazing, I can't wait to see more. It'll be interesting to see some more of the finishes and I'm super excited to see that chimney and two story porch come together!
Hay addicted to your vids and new follower. Your speed square video saved me a bunch of time fixing my old house. Was just wondering what brand of wet set brackets do you use or recommend ? Living in NZ and only seen then on your Chanel, looking to get some shipped over for a project here. Thanks
How do you frame the 2nd story interior walls and platform? Have not found that on the numbered videos listed? We want a 2 story garage and mother-in-law apartment in Post Frame? Help
Another quality video. Do you think you’d be more efficient with a third person on your crew ? During the last music room video where you were putting up trusses it seemed to be slower than when you had a third person working for you ?
I always wondered how they poured the concrete after you where done with the post and beams. Still weird that the sonotubes are not tied into the slab.
Is there a particular reason that you install the roofing before siding and exterior paint instead of just installing the vapor barrier and roof to wall flashing? How do I you keep the roof from getting scratched up and keep paint off the roof?
What painting? Unless I missed something in one of the videos on this project. the steel he will likely be putting on the outside will come pre-finished just like every other panel.
If there is no rebar in the front patio area, I was recommend not driving on it with the lift for a long time, if at all. Wouldn't want to break that ~3 inch patio slab.
Most of the racking strength as it is called (prevents the framing from twisting under things like wind load) comes from whatever panel product you put on the outside of the framing wither it be steel or osb. So the chains provide that until that point in the build. If you do steel only on the outside, often it is required you put the x bracing he has talked about before on each side of all four corners between the main posts.
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.
If the customer considers this a cabin in the woods, so be it. Whatever you call it, I call it bad ass. Every man needs one of these.
Watching you and Gregg do excellence as a daily habit is worth a bit of patience on our part. You do what you do because you want to and want to do it well- you can't get more American and heartland than that!
I like you have ethics . . . your proud to stand behind your work. . .it shows!
thanks a lot dear I love wood making things every time
Your format style, personality and camaraderie is what sets R&R apart and welcomes the viewer to hang out on the job site. Too! You have the spirit of a teacher which makes the adventure worth the investment of time and dedication that's required to film and edit content. Those things are not accomplished without consequences and sacrifice. It is easy to overlook your family while on a mission while running a business and end up becoming a stranger to your children. Count the cost.
100% which is why I try to purposefully get away from my computer and do things with them like bikes or videos games with my son
A very interesting project. Three in one. Here you live, work and relax. A great idea and very convenient.
You and Greg are doing a great job. I am enjoying watching your build series. Keep them coming!
Thanks for bringing us back to see the great progression this build.
It's always been nice to watch you guys build the bones and shell of the building it is certainly a bonus to see you go beyond that for a more detailed complete picture of the building and your skills thank to you both for the videos and taking us along on your journey.
lets get to work..!!be safe and see you guys on the next one..!!
No, you're not building a cabin. You're building one helluvah cabin!
This build was massive!
That is such a nice property!
Thank you for the update Kyle! I’m excited to see the finishing touches.
Love what you have done so far
Thanks for the update Karl it looks great
So, I just watched the 20 episodes and I'm totally into it.
Wait huh, no I have to wait for the sequel aaaaargh!
What a wonderful channel this is, super nice work with enough explanation and information.
Here where I live (The Netherlands) it is not common to work with so much wood.
Most houses are made of stone / concrete and increasingly fitted with plastic window frames.
I don't see much of the real thing anymore, which is why this channel is so great.
It's great what you can achieve in a few hours.
For NOW ... come on, hurry up! I want the Cabin in the Woods sequel.
Cant wait to see the finish work. With your accuracy and attention to detail its going to be EPIC. It satisfies my OCD!
if i ever go on as German Carpenter Walker i definatly come to you guys showing how we germans do the Timber Framing and even mortis and tennand and yes its a thing here to be a walker as carpenter or Waller so be prepaired XD
Love your channel. Can’t wait to see you finish this building.
Now that is some building and what a location. Loving this series.
Doing a great job. Love the videos. Well worth the little wait
Good afternoon from St John Parish, Louisiana 25 Oct 20.
Great job 👏🏽 I just left it like 👍🏽
Cabin or not.... if the owner wants to call it a starship, it doesn't matter. It is a fantastic build and looks great for a cabin. Keep up the good work.
Awesome love this channel thanks guys
IMO this is the best series yet, what a building, what a location, superb, thanks for sharing, and as usual top job guys, 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks
Enjoyed the short video. Looks awesome .
Thanks for the update ,cabin looks cool
Man, you can really see that place coming alive now. Super excited to see you guys continue.
Loving this building man great jobs guys
Outstanding teacher, thank you!
Very exciting!!
Amazing to watch.... appreciate ya!
Kyle this is for sure one of the best builds so far! Lots of interesting work to go! As always I am looking forward to the next video!
It’s going to be interesting to see how the owners fit it out and landscape it, but you will be long gone, so that’s not going to happen. Great job so far. Thanks.
Love it can’t wait to see the finish
Any chance we will get a walk through once this place is finished?
Enjoying the show
Keep up the great work
You do some amazing work
Kia ora koutou, from Auckland, New Zealand…
My family has a friend who owns a 2nd house in a city that gets snow, sometimes she lets us borrow it. It is in the middle of a subdivision and we call it "the cabin." It has 7 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 3 decks, 2 stories & 1 elevator. Lol, if some people want to call it a cabin, it's a cabin. Lol
I just caught that your logo is on the house wrap. Level up!!
By far best TH-cam contractor!!!!! Are you the general contractor and sub out electrical, plumbing etc? Or are you subbed for framing only?
I try to never General the entire job. I’m not interested in contracting and managing other trades. I usually still end up helping schedule and work with them obviously but I don’t like putting others work on my name I can guarantee
RR Buildings do you have a list of subs you recommend to the owner? Crews you like to work with and know do good work? Or do you stay out of that?
@@bpdp379 I know he has gutter and insulation guys he works with all the time.
So glad you are wearing the mic. It really makes a difference. I watch most video's when others are sleeping and always have to have volume control in hand.
That is going to be an amazing build..Can’t wait to see it progress.
awesome work .I have dome a couple of "photo stories" and that was hard enough.Your expalantions are really good too!
Oh man you’re teasing me. I was expecting a 20 minute episode😂😂
LOL...when I first saw the Oregon Music Garage project I thought that you were here in the state of Oregon working on this project and I was like dang I need to check it out when its done
Lets Go Kyle!!!
And Greg as well.
Yessssssssssss! I’m so excited! God bless!
Wow that is a lot of khan crete work.
Very nice job guys.
Im so behind on this build but I'm getting caught up this weekend. I also got my Isotunes with an affiliate approval and I used your link and credit for the sale. Thanks bud they are an awesome product.
I really appreciate this update, nice to see this project from scratch. Your work is amazing, it's all in the details. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos, we really enjoy it!
Great job 👍
Love it. Send my regards to sir Greg
Ever thought of taking some concrete works in future projects?
Not interested currently
bloody awesome mate :)
This is looking amazing, I can't wait to see more. It'll be interesting to see some more of the finishes and I'm super excited to see that chimney and two story porch come together!
@RR Buildings - Did you stain the concrete? Is there a video of the polish?
Nice freaking trailer! Better than some places I've lived. How long is that?
Awesome. What’s the furthest you will travel to build?
Nice pond for maximum mosquitoage
Hay addicted to your vids and new follower. Your speed square video saved me a bunch of time fixing my old house. Was just wondering what brand of wet set brackets do you use or recommend ? Living in NZ and only seen then on your Chanel, looking to get some shipped over for a project here. Thanks
This is the kind of house I want to have built
How did you pour the concrete footings with chamfered corners for your posts? One pour or two?
Kyle, any idea if that hand pump well at 4:30 still works ? Thanks.
what state are you in? sure looks sunny warm and green
Illinois
Looking pretty cherry!!
The palace in the woods
awesome build!
Do a legit timber frame porch, mortise and tenon with pegs, could be a good lead in to doing more stuff like that ?
Where do you buy building materials? Thanks love the channel
looking good hey
Don't you guys wanna come to Alabama for the winter?
i'm still waiting for you to finish the bathroom and rooms at your house!
You have your own logo on the house wrap? How haven't I noticed that before?
This is a huge cabin lol
How do you frame the 2nd story interior walls and platform? Have not found that on the numbered videos listed? We want a 2 story garage and mother-in-law apartment in Post Frame? Help
Cool as always Kyle! #cordlesscowboys
Dude! I wanted to see the electrical, plumbing, and concrete work that was going into the building since you left off....
Another quality video.
Do you think you’d be more efficient with a third person on your crew ? During the last music room video where you were putting up trusses it seemed to be slower than when you had a third person working for you ?
For sure
@@RRBuildings - Thanks for taking the time to respond
I always wondered how they poured the concrete after you where done with the post and beams. Still weird that the sonotubes are not tied into the slab.
Is there a particular reason that you install the roofing before siding and exterior paint instead of just installing the vapor barrier and roof to wall flashing? How do I you keep the roof from getting scratched up and keep paint off the roof?
What painting? Unless I missed something in one of the videos on this project. the steel he will likely be putting on the outside will come pre-finished just like every other panel.
Only one T shirt the whole vid! Haha
I wonder if is going to have HVAC system.. I really want to see the finish product that looks like a real pricey $$$ project....
Why is the 8x6 priced higher than the next larger shed?
I missed the drone footage of the finished roof. Did you show it?
If there is no rebar in the front patio area, I was recommend not driving on it with the lift for a long time, if at all. Wouldn't want to break that ~3 inch patio slab.
HELLO. What is your wind load and snow load (if any) on the roof?
35lb roof. Walls are different as this build design itself wasn’t engineered but it’s based of design we’ve built that was 110 wind
@@RRBuildings 35lb roof. So I guess that wouldn't work in Northwestern Michigan??
Hi, Kyle!
What is the size and height?
40x72x17
What ever happened to the series on the remodel at your home
Looks good. Do the chains become permanent or are you waiting until you have more structure to support the building?
Most of the racking strength as it is called (prevents the framing from twisting under things like wind load) comes from whatever panel product you put on the outside of the framing wither it be steel or osb. So the chains provide that until that point in the build. If you do steel only on the outside, often it is required you put the x bracing he has talked about before on each side of all four corners between the main posts.
With all the plastic wrap around the building, isn't there any concern that on a windy day a branch could come down and bust through the plastic?
kick ass
I didn't say using your Fast tool On the music garage the breaker what happened🍻🥃
Waiting.....lol