I liked the way you did that. I'm appreciative of your ability to scale trees and buildings. I don't think enough people do that on a regular basis, and our bodies become weak. Getting those posts up too! That kind of thing is serious work, and so critical for good core strength.
Hey Spencer! Things are looking super fantastic. I know here in a couple months you'll be glad those walls are up. Hope things are going well. Good to see Melissa lending a helping hand. Take care!
Dude you continue to impress I would love to work with you and just soak up the knowledgement. I think the ship box barn shop is so badass and the fact you and Mel have done it all freehand is even more badasser.
Big thanks man! currently working on getting some siding and compacting the floor down for concrete next month. It's been fun and interesting for sure ... hoping to get it sealed up (errrrr kinda) before the snows! :)
This looks great! Wow, I’m envious of you (again). But you deserve all the success you have, and this is going to be beautiful. It already is. Great job so far.
Nice building that. Little tip for soloing the posts up. Bore a lil hole in the top and throw the rope through the truss opening. That way you can lift and hoist at the same time to get it up there 😁😁 like your attitude towards difficult things like "this is difficult. That failed. Welp guess i'll just power through!" Keep the videos coming man! 😁👏
Oh dang! that rope idea of yours is a good one ... thanks for the tip! next time I guess. Most recently I was raising similar posts but out in the open in a field, so no where to tie them up :)
Jealous of the work table. Also, I liked the wind chimes u had going when u were priming the metal brackets u made. In all seriousness I am jealous of how well ur building is turning out and I wish that I had one that size. It’s one of those times that size does matter lol
Spencer, there really are may good ways to build a barn. You built this one, more important, you paid for the lumber! Some days you're a bit sketchy to work around but you aren't just lucky- lotsa pay attention on the margins! FR
It's the paddleboard that adds character to the worktable. And why aren't the angle iron bolts into the concrete posts a bit closer to the center of the post?
I think you're right about those bolts! More central would mean less likely to crack to concrete ... thanks for the tip! I think I can still redo that :)
Looking great! I have built two barns and one large smokehouse using the same method. Please use those mending plates on the front/back walls, will give you extra wind resistance.
We're in an agricultural zone and it's an ag building (barn), so no building permit required given the size and height. Every town and county are different, of course
@@metaspencer I love how u are adding that this is not a how too but a how not 2 videos and that's it's your way . Good idea so u don't get thousands of comments from know it alls like myself 😝, well some things I am 🤪
I agree with ya man -- shipping containers are not only expensive these days (especially if you buy them through the dealers) and they have other negatives built into their structure. If $$$ were the only consideration I'd either stick build or go with pole barn
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I liked the way you did that. I'm appreciative of your ability to scale trees and buildings. I don't think enough people do that on a regular basis, and our bodies become weak. Getting those posts up too! That kind of thing is serious work, and so critical for good core strength.
I hear ya -- why not do things physically when possible? Always good to figure things out by hand, when possible. Big thanks!
WOW Spencer looking awesome! Haven't seen any nails driven in a long time! Good old school! Great job!
Thanks Loren
Hey Spencer! Things are looking super fantastic. I know here in a couple months you'll be glad those walls are up. Hope things are going well. Good to see Melissa lending a helping hand. Take care!
I guess winter will arrive in due time ... gotta be ready! :)
Love seeing the Chevy put to good use!
Still such a great truck :) My lumber hauler
I have followed this build from the beginning. Love how you did everything! Keep up the great work!
It's been a fun one ... but winter is coming! Gotta button it up soon :) Thanks Tim
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and thanks for the video Spencer .
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Always good hearing from ya man
Liking the progress Spencer!
Thanks man. It's been fun
Dude you continue to impress I would love to work with you and just soak up the knowledgement. I think the ship box barn shop is so badass and the fact you and Mel have done it all freehand is even more badasser.
Big thanks man! currently working on getting some siding and compacting the floor down for concrete next month. It's been fun and interesting for sure ... hoping to get it sealed up (errrrr kinda) before the snows! :)
This is my 3rd time watching this series, I love it!
Wow that’s awesome!!
It's coming together nicely!
Thanks man!
Awesome job Spencer 👏
First comment! Thanks man
I like how flexible you are, adapting to the barn as it is taking shape.
That's been the idea behind the project: to kinda go with the flow and not follow any set plans ... it's been working out but kinda sloooooow :)
@@metaspencer Isn't that perfect for youtube ?
This is an epic build to say the least. I’m digging it 👊🏻
Thanks for checking it out! Yeah, hoping to get that concrete floor in sooooon
@@metaspencer heck yeah!
Always over build it! Looks great man
Yup, you said it :)
Awesome :-) Mr Gymnast 🙂
Man you've done a hella great job
It's been a fun one for sure :) thanks
Looking really great!! Thanks for the video. 🙂
Good to hear from ya man. Big thanks
@@metaspencer No problem. I hope your weekend was great!
Hell will freeze over before those nails come out! Love it!
That's what I'm talking about! big ones :)
This looks great! Wow, I’m envious of you (again). But you deserve all the success you have, and this is going to be beautiful. It already is. Great job so far.
Thanks man! It's been fun for sure ... and hanging ropes off those rafters has made for some good climbing practice :)
Looking good.
Thanks 👍
Nice building that. Little tip for soloing the posts up. Bore a lil hole in the top and throw the rope through the truss opening. That way you can lift and hoist at the same time to get it up there 😁😁 like your attitude towards difficult things like "this is difficult. That failed. Welp guess i'll just power through!" Keep the videos coming man! 😁👏
Oh dang! that rope idea of yours is a good one ... thanks for the tip! next time I guess. Most recently I was raising similar posts but out in the open in a field, so no where to tie them up :)
Jealous of the work table. Also, I liked the wind chimes u had going when u were priming the metal brackets u made. In all seriousness I am jealous of how well ur building is turning out and I wish that I had one that size. It’s one of those times that size does matter lol
It's been a fun one ... trying to get it closed up before winter. :) Thanks buddy
here we go u using ur noggin and using the truck roof rack platform..... good lad!
It comes in handy for sure :)
Spencer, there really are may good ways to build a barn. You built this one, more important, you paid for the lumber! Some days you're a bit sketchy to work around but you aren't just lucky- lotsa pay attention on the margins! FR
Definitely sketchy on those days! hahaha ... thanks for checking it out man :)
Oh those lumber prices! :)
great job thanks and thanks for the video have fun
Great to have ya check out the project
YES to the window question. You will like the light they provide in a dark space.
agreed! I'm hoping to frame them out this week. Thanks for the window vote! :)
It's the paddleboard that adds character to the worktable. And why aren't the angle iron bolts into the concrete posts a bit closer to the center of the post?
I think you're right about those bolts! More central would mean less likely to crack to concrete ... thanks for the tip! I think I can still redo that :)
The crib mobile will be a good addition to the bracketed wall. Chiming in on that detail
Absolutely :)
your angle iron solution is perfect
Thanks buddy! Yeah, I'm pretty happy to have gone that route
osha approved!!
fantastic job dude! very nicely done. looking like a whale skeleton for now and i cant wait to see the walls go on!
Skeleton for sure, but I like those bones! thanks man. I hope all is well with ya down there
Looking great! I have built two barns and one large smokehouse using the same method. Please use those mending plates on the front/back walls, will give you extra wind resistance.
Good to hear about your builds -- I'm not alone out there! mending plates? not sure what you mean there ...
LQQKIN GOOD.
Thanks bud. Good luck with that BIG new saw
@@metaspencer I'll keep you posted. I better increase my arm exercises.
I would install blocks under the header on the post between each girt to transfer the load to the ground
makes good sense man -- would stiffen it up some too. thanks for that!
Looks good. I am thinking of similar design
YOu're gonna love what you come up with!
You got a mini skid steer, congrats, what did you end up getting
Yup finally arrived… details should be coming soon. Still getting the bugs worked out
Nice work Spencer. Looking great!! Are going have sliding doors or hinges??
I'm thinking about a fold-down door creation of some time. Still in the works ... :)
Looking forward to more treee videos. Check out the Buckingham ox block rigging pulley. One of the best pulleys for solo rigging
Cool pulley! I haven't seen that one before ... nice design with that ability to take some wraps right at the actual pulley. Thanks for the tip man!
I agree that the store bought brackets are flimsy but they do keep the wood from directly contacting the wood. Why didn't you separate them somehow?
I'm not too worried about it since the posts will be inside the building ... but ya never know!
Concrete has a tendency to wick moisture from the ground. Just something to keep an eye on
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You have cords hanging on the inside. Are those hooks on magnets or drilled through the container?
Magnets … nothing fancy
ya flat bed truck or trailer wud have been good scaffolding
There's always a way, as you know :)
Moving right along
Judging by everything you're going to put a roll up door on
Roll up or fold up .... something like that for sure! :)
Your angle iron brackets would be stronger if you’d bolted them in the center of the concrete under the post instead of on the edge.
Agreed and good point! Makes sense. Thanks
The bottom ends of those poles should have been placed on top of a board. Otherwise, nice build.👍👍
I could see that working out ... thanks for the thought!
Do you need any permit for that
We're in an agricultural zone and it's an ag building (barn), so no building permit required given the size and height. Every town and county are different, of course
Took back the nailer I see 🤪
hahaha! good eye :) actually I still have it -- just wanted to use some monster spikes on these girts
@@metaspencer I love how u are adding that this is not a how too but a how not 2 videos and that's it's your way . Good idea so u don't get thousands of comments from know it alls like myself 😝, well some things I am 🤪
@@toddcaskey9984 funny! got me smiling there :)
Just to remind you, the gutters are still on the top of the truck :D
Doh! I knew they were around here somewhere :)
Shipping containers cost 7k a piece. I could build those areas for well under 14k.
I agree with ya man -- shipping containers are not only expensive these days (especially if you buy them through the dealers) and they have other negatives built into their structure. If $$$ were the only consideration I'd either stick build or go with pole barn
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