The BIGGEST Building We've Ever Built: Part 2 FOUNDATION
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- This is the biggest building we have ever build and are now starting on the foundation. For this Project we will be Digging and pouring concrete piers for our foundation and using Midwest Perma Column Wet Set Brackets to connect our columns to the BIGGEST Building Foundation we have ever done! 96'x304'!! Make sure to subscribe to follow along with this one!
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The fact you take the time to explain every step for free is truly amazing of you. Obviously you get paid from TH-cam and sponsors, but the viewers get it for free and are the ones to benefit from it. It’s very inspirational. Thank you.
I love watching 40 min worth of work mix with explaining.
I love watching men working hard from my retirement couch! Beautiful work. 🤓
Those who criticise wouldn’t know how to set three in a straight row, let alone the number you both set. Keyboard warriors are two a penny, true craftsmen are rarer than hens teeth. You are both craftsmen. Job extremely well done. Respect. 😎🏅🏅
You two are a seriously impressive team - an accomplished duo. Confidence will be through the roof after this job.
주인장이 볼지 안볼지는 모르겠으나 최근에 가장 기다려서 보는 컨텐츠... 열심히 사는 미국 아재 ^^~ 한국의 구독자도 있다는 사실... 잊지 마시라... 부지런한 그 모습이 보기 좋습니다. 앞으로도 건강하시고 쭉... 올려 주시라... 한국에서~~
Looking forward to following this huge building. Great work and great video. Thanks.
team work makes the dream work, awesome project man! nice to see hard work paying off in bigger more fun projects. Even nicer when the same costumer keeps coming back with more work. I also find it funny when people comment about things not being so accurate. As a steel detailer i draw my buildings with millimetres precision but i would love to see the first project building built with the same accuracy. You are still working with big elements and in the end you can compensate one way or another in a later stage of construction and client doesnt care if the building is an inch longer or shorter
Another beautiful, quality performance, Kyle. You are a Master builder. 😁👌👌❤️❤️
Love love love how you make it simple. TH-cam is great, but I've noticed how people over complicate most things on TH-cam. The shed isn't going to the moon an amount of variance IS acceptable.
I really like this videos… the dynamics between the two of you are amazing…
Camera work and editing in these videos keeps getting better and better.
I like how Kyle stepped on the string line at 33:53 and made him edit that out. 😅
Is it just me, or is Greg like the new kid on the job that everyone loves to have around and wants to help hone their skills. I know he is no novice and is very skilled, but he is such a humble guy who always offers up comic relief while trying to absorb everything he is told.
Bro is yapping what the hell are you on about. Is Greg getting equity yet or nah
It's just you.
Have you considered a Trimble System for setting posts? Much faster and more accurate than batter boards and string lines.
Unbelievable fantastic well deserved to be there for the best results good workmanship and hard work it's certainly coming along 😊
40 yards concrete just for the piers? That comes out to roughly 80 tons of concrete holding that building to the ground lol good grief.
Kyle, you’re the BEST in the business so don’t pay any attention to comments from those who don’t know what they’re talking about. There will always be negative comments.. don’t waste your energy with them.
You need to calm down your negativity.
I'm so amazed by how much knowledge you've acquired and we're all so lucky to have you share that with us in your videos! I wish I could join your crew! It would be a dream come true ☺
Enjoy your videos! I used to have an office in Dixon. Great to see more Illinois TH-camrs!
Greg needs a raise!
He almost said it😂
I'm sure Greg is well compensated.
YEP!
How do you know how much he's getting paid?
You spelled equity wrong smh
You are living the dream lol well living my dream job atleast 😅
Good day, I'm looking at your videos . I'm so proud of you and your accomplishments. I enjoy each and every one of your videos.
Just curious as to why you have no steel in the holes
GD ready mix guys gave me the gray matter splatters!
LETS GO!!!!
19:00 could you shoot a distance laser all the way through those holes - and fine tune each bracket position so the laser goes through every hole?
Is there no need to vibrate that concrete?
Camera guy was feeling himself on this one. Haha
A little bit of awesome served 137 times! Good to see you letting Gregg hold the smart end of the tape sometimes!
Looking forward to seeing you guys put this building up!
I know almost nothing about concrete, so forgive the naive question: do you not vibrate these pours?
A little vibration wouldn’t hurt anything but they are getting more than enough compressive strength for what’s needed in this particular application.
Great video! What are your thoughts on using Helical piles compared with this style? Thank you!
While the concrete’s still workable
Wouldn’t it be worth checking them all for height with the laser and adjusting them while you can
Saves a step later
Another recliner professional speaks😂😂😂😂😂😂
The sound of you guys walking around on that gravel is like ear candy.
Great vid. How come you didn’t vibrate the concrete in those footings? Thanks.
Totally not necessary in this application
Hmm. Vibrating would be ok
Not necessary
Yes
@@Peter-gi3reexplain please
If it isn’t bigger than the Pentagon, then it isn’t the biggest building ever built. 😳
How much does it cost, that bracket which you put in concrete?
Out of curiosity, what makes you decide whether or not to bell out the bottom of the holes? I saw in one of your previous videos you belling the bottom after using the auger. Is it simply because of the size of this building, creating a much larger footprint, that it's less likely to push the piers down? Enjoy the vids, thanks.
Nip slip. I thought this building was going to be column free in the middle and was wondering how that's possible with that span but now I know. When you know, you know.
The texture of the concrete is called ERDFEUCHT where I'm coming from. :)
Great reuse of someone else’s waste, too!
QUALITY SELLS ITSELF,
ALL DAY LONG! ☮️💜🇺🇸
Bad Ass! I'm excited for the build!
Why don’t you vibrate the concrete in the hole?
Not necessary
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I bet the concrete would drop a good 6" or more if you stuck a pencil vibe in there. Speaking from personal experience.
Out of sight out of mind right?
@@Erik_MN 6” drop from vibration? No way. 1/2” maybe.
kyle, you certainly had me laughing at 7:06. I got it.
AWESOME!!! No project can run successfully without a guy like Greg. But I really wish both of you would learn the pronunciation of the word height. The word height ends with a hard T. It does not end with a TH, as in eighth. Bad pronunciation creates a bad first impression and it can also play with your confidence, which makes it even more difficult for you to communicate. This is the way the world works. Say words correctly and you say them with confidence. That confidence transposes into all aspects of your life. Cheers, gentlemen!
Heighth is a colloquial variant of height formed by analogy with similar measurement terms such as length, breadth, width, and depth, which end in th. While it may not be appropriate to use in a formal setting, the job site is not a formal setting. I doubt their use of the word heighth has any effect on their confidence considering the beautiful buildings they create.
@@correykeen2956 well said Correy. I suppose I'll have to relax my personal expectations of grammar, syntax and pronunciation. I appreciate you explaining the situation in a respectful and concise manner. Cheers to you.
15k in brackets plus Mud…. I can see why you guys use re-purposed/alternative footing tube.
I wish you guys lived near me. I'd hire you in a heartbeat!! Great work, Gents!!
So, roughly $10,000 just for the brackets for this behemoth! Love the scale of this! Glad I'm not footing the bill!
Wow!!! I like it. ❤ from Germany
Will it just be you and Greg on this build? Or will you have another person helping.
This is going to be awesome
My only question or thought is why yall aint using a vibrator snake to better compact the concrete and insure theres no air pockets?? Cheap insurance is my thoughts.
Impressive work throughput.
Great video and a great job getting started 😎
I enjoyed all the slow mo action shots haha what a huge building for the dynamic duo!!
wow, thats crazy big
Yo Mr. Cameraman 19:00 I want to see what Kyle's eye is seeing...
beautiful work
Hey Kyle. Just had an idea while watching. Couldn’t you use a circular bubble level and just rest it flat on the bottom of the bracket. Then in theory it would be level in every plane if the bracket is square to the bottom.
Did not realize the size and scope of this build until the drone shots. Amazing and it was cool watching the cement truck coming toward the camera in time lapse.
what happens when all the framing is secured to the slab and also to the posts and the posts sink or move around because the soil is too soft or sandy? asking because I'm working on framing out a 40x60 shop and I'm contemplating not attaching anything to outer walls specifically for that reason
Im no builder but for sandy or soft surfaces I would say put a layer of pressed gravel before doing concrete. Need some sort of a solid base. Thats just my thought though.
What’s a building like that cost?
So since i dont have the $ to buy all stabila levels would would be the one model that you would by.. I work alone losts
Empire or Johnson both make good levels.
Great job as always guys. 👍👍🏴🏴
@kyle, what are you doing to Greg, way back when, when i subbed to you, (Diresta Time) greg looked like a lytie (south african slang for young boy) now hes looking older than me, esp with a beard. im 29
What brand sunglasses are those?
Kyle, could you explain how the concrete floor interfaces with the piers? Does the concrete floor go over the top of the piers? Would the outside edge of the slab encase and hide the piers? I don’t understand. Thanks.
Thats a good idea but I suspect the reference length would be to short. He is referencing the longer and best edge.
He will explain it when he gets to that point
I haven’t seen the plans but they said they were setting the tops of the piers at 6 inches below finish floor so the bottom of a 6 inch slab would run right across the top of the piers.
@@psidvicious So, that means the bottom of the columns and associated brackets will be submerged in 6 inches of concrete. That’s interesting. I didn’t realize that’s how it’s done. I have to think about that. Thanks.
@@Will-No-Co I’m not sure what their plan is on this job but in my experience with large warehouse structures, the columns are isolated from the slab on grade by at least wrapping them with expansion joint material. More typically a 2x2 box out, around the column is formed and set off on a 45° ‘diamond’ pattern and then poured later, because slab cracking from the column corners is always problematic.
Just found your post, Do you build in Ohio?
Happy Independance Day Everyone!
I would have set a laser through the top holes on every bracket to make sure they are all aligned
Gotcha columns aren’t perfect gotcha columns aren’t perfectly centered gotcha columns aren’t exactly perfect Jesus Christ
You’re a disappointment
Looks like yall are playing connect the dots are holes 😅
Teamwork makes the dream work.
A quick question, If you dig a 48in deep hole, how tall of a ring do you cut, or what does it depend on?
the next part of the question is, do you ever use a concrete vibrator???
They cut the tubes just long enough to create sufficient friction that they don’t fall down in the hole and maintain a particular elevation (top of pier = 6 inches below finish floor).
Guys, after watching, I have some questions:
1) Why don't you use rebar in the foundation?
2) Why don't you protect concrete from rapid moisture loss?
Greetings from Russia😊
Kyle still not giving Greg equity in 2024 is insane to me. Greg I’m
Moving to Wisconsin in 2025 I’m coming to poach you and make you my boss let Kyle build with his 13 year old
Hey Kyle, just wanted to thank you for inspiring me to go with building a post frame structure for my shop. You rock dude. I've watched a ton of your projects over the past 2 years and see that you install the roof on your trusses before starting on the sides. I am building a 40x88x14 here is SD and it is always blowing. A calm day is 10mph wind. Seems like at least once a week, we have a day with steady winds above 25mph and then there's the thunderstorms that roll through giving us gusts over 60. I'm building this thing by myself and it won't be done in a day (I'm 68 and just don't move that fast) would you recommend getting some sides started after the soffits to help firm up the building in addition to my bracing before starting the roof. Or just brace the hell out of the building and do the soffits and roof first. Thanks my man
huge fan of your content. glad to see another big build
Love watching you guys build a building, and great explanations of your process. Did you say the floor would be 2"' over the top of the tube? Does that mean the bottom 2" of the post is in the floor concrete? Could you set the brackets 2" high, so the floor concrete could go under the brackets and not have to have the post in the concrete?
Your cement trucks are backwards wtf!!!!
Man I would say it's a five slump but their s always someone that knows more done more absolutely hated working with these guys but they never lasted very long those that have to bump their gums ain't working and if you haven't made a mistake ya ain't working. All these people that are issued a comment license can kiss my arse dumbasses as always great video and Greg again is that dude you guys work together is perfect and hilarious thanks Kyle
Kyle, please hit me up. I just want to come up and help you and Greg. I know you guys can handle it. But I just need a new challenge. I’ll use all your new/twice uses tools so I can leave my on site in NC. 😂
just curious... Do you work off of draws for specific stages of completion like a custom home builder does? I ask as the cost of materials on a job like this must be high.
Huge project ! Congratulations and greetings from Finland.
Your post supplier closed up shop? I would like to hear a discussion of posts, manufacturing methods, materials, etc.
Kyle, if you're getting wind then you should probably change your diet.
I wonder how much this building gonna cost?
(I know if I gotta ask, I can't afford it)
You guys are amazing. You are definitely a "teacher"!
Great video guys. You earned a sub!
Earth curves ⅜ inch in 300 ft. You didn't make an error, you measured the curve of the earth.
*Summary in English and German*
*Process:*
* (0:00) Dug 137 holes for concrete piers using an auger.
* (1:32) Used cut-down metal coil inserts as cost-effective sono-tubes for the piers.
* (2:44) Set tubes to 6 inches below finished floor height, leveled using a laser.
* (17:04) Poured concrete in stages, aiming for a fairly dry mix to allow for quicker bracket setting.
* (17:04) Set Midwest Perma Column Wet Set Brackets into the concrete before it fully cured, ensuring plumb and alignment with string lines.
* (21:54) Repeated the process of digging, setting tubes, pouring, and bracketing in sections due to the scale of the foundation.
* (8:16) Marked bracket positions on the string lines to aid in consistent placement.
*Challenges:*
* (0:00) Sheer size of the foundation (96'x304') and number of piers (137).
* (21:54) Windy conditions affecting the accuracy of string lines.
* (12:04) Need to coordinate concrete deliveries and work around their schedule.
*Tips:*
* (1:32) Using cut-down coil inserts as sono-tubes is a cost-effective alternative.
* (8:16) Marking string lines helps maintain accuracy for bracket placement, especially on long walls.
* (17:04) Aim for a fairly dry concrete mix to allow for quicker bracket setting.
* (29:52) When setting brackets, prioritize being slightly off-center on the inside rather than the outside.
* (34:47) When setting corner brackets, prioritize plumb alignment with the sidewall string line and align the inside of the bracket with the end wall string line.
*Result:*
* (39:23) Completed the foundation layout and concrete pier installation in 5 days.
* (39:23) Ready to begin framing, which is expected to be the most physically demanding phase of the build.
*Zusammenfassung der GRÖSSTEN Gebäudegrundlage:*
*Prozess:*
* (0:00) 137 Löcher für Betonpfeiler mit einer Erdbohrer ausgehoben.
* (1:32) Abgeschnittene Metallspulen-Einsätze als kostengünstige Sonotuben (Rundschalung) für die Pfeiler verwendet.
* (2:44) Rohre auf 6 Zoll unterhalb der fertigen Bodenhöhe eingestellt und mit einem Laser nivelliert.
* (17:04) Beton in Etappen gegossen, wobei eine relativ trockene Mischung angestrebt wurde, um ein schnelleres Einsetzen der Halterungen zu ermöglichen.
* (17:04) Midwest Perma Column Wet Set Brackets in den Beton eingesetzt, bevor er vollständig ausgehärtet ist, um Lot und Ausrichtung mit Schnurgerüsten zu gewährleisten.
* (21:54) Der Prozess des Grabens, Setzens von Rohren, Gießens und Einsetzens der Halterungen wurde aufgrund des Umfangs des Fundaments in Abschnitten wiederholt.
* (8:16) Markierte Halterungspositionen an den Schnurgerüsten, um eine gleichmäßige Platzierung zu gewährleisten.
*Herausforderungen:*
* (0:00) Die schiere Größe des Fundaments (96'x304' = 29,26 Meter x 92,66 Meter) und die Anzahl der Pfeiler (137).
* (21:54) Windige Bedingungen, die die Genauigkeit der Schnurgerüste beeinträchtigten.
* (12:04) Notwendigkeit, Betonlieferungen zu koordinieren und den Zeitplan einzuhalten.
*Tipps:*
* (1:32) Die Verwendung von zugeschnittenen Spuleneinsätzen als Sonotuben ist eine kostengünstige Alternative.
* (8:16) Das Markieren von Schnurgerüsten hilft, die Genauigkeit bei der Platzierung der Halterungen zu gewährleisten, insbesondere bei langen Wänden.
* (17:04) Eine relativ trockene Betonmischung anstreben, um ein schnelleres Abbinden der Halterungen zu ermöglichen.
* (29:52) Achten Sie beim Setzen von Halterungen darauf, dass diese eher nach innen als nach außen leicht außermittig sitzen.
* (34:47) Richten Sie Eckhalterungen lotrecht zur Seitenwand-Schnurgerüst aus und richten Sie die Innenseite der Halterung an der Giebelwand-Schnurgerüst aus.
*Ergebnis:*
* (39:23) Fertigstellung des Fundaments und der Betonpfeilerinstallation in 5 Tagen.
* (39:23) Bereit für den Beginn der Rahmenkonstruktion, die voraussichtlich die körperlich anstrengendste Phase des Baus sein wird.
i used gemini 1.5 pro to summarize transcript
Like the channel. could you use a quick clamp to hold the tape measure. it would free greg up to do other things. your a great team keep up the good work.
Any reason you don't shoot the inside bottom of the bracket with the Lazer to get the exact same height??
they will trim the top of the post if needed. easier/faster
They will come back and measure elevations with the laser. Then take the highest bracket as zero. Then add length to the bottom (cut less off) all the other posts to get the trusses and all other attachments at the same elevations.
Not necessary
Your guys tan lines make you both look like pandas!!!!
Awesome
Why no rebar
Only what's on the bracket , post frame weight spread out over roughly 140 separate locations , no need to reenforce the concrete as long as the ground the holes were dug in was suitable and compact.
Obviously not necessary
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Who is running the camera for u now
i'm sureyou've shown it a hundred times, but i'd like to see the detail of how the rebar is attached to the brackets, even their site doesn't show any detail
would you ever need to use explosives in your construction process? does it let you dig holes faster?