How to Build a Garage #7 Siding and finishes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2018
- During this episode of How to Build a Garage, we wrap up installing the steel siding as well as some other finishing details. I show you how the concrete will be poured as well talk about some prep work we do for insulation. It's disappointing knowing that our steel will have to come back off once our windows appear, but there is no way around it.
I also realize I didn't show every detail, and I apologize, but this is all new to me and as time goes, I hope this youtube channel can be a great resource for someone either attempting to do this theirselves, maybe start their own business, or even a homeowner just wanting more info on the process before they have one built.
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There cannot be many guys around who work this hard, know their job well AND can explain it superbly as they go along. You the man.
I've watched about 12 or so episodes & although my shop has been up for 7 or so years, can't help but keep watching your videos, as they're so incredibly informative & laid out in layman's terms. Learned tons of info from your channel ! Keep up the fantastic work, it's really appreciated. People dream about securing the quality contracting that you & your crew put out for their dream garage etc. A fellow would be fortunate to be in located in your servicing area. Am sure you'll never run out of potential clients. Bravo !
Thanks dave that’s generous of you
Thinking the same thing
What a beautifully done th-cam.com/users/postUgkxYGamVaHfdHiPlAQaLa7zkwR02OKpGYDU ! The instructions and the photographs are brilliant. It is thorough and genuinely informative. Ryan got another winner! No one does it better!
It never gets old watching all your levels of detail. It actually feels good to see people who care about the end product.
Absolutely loving your videos... no bullshit, just straight-up professionals doing their job and sharing the knowledge. As much as I probably won't ever build one of your buildings myself, you are really helping me become educated on how they could/should be done. Thanks so very much for sharing your experience.
Jeff Grant thank you and appreciate that. Not saying our way is the only way or the best way... just what we’ve learned along the way and hoping by sharing that some one can teach me a better way
Which is exactly why I said "could" be done. ;) Call me crazy, but I think that you have more to teach than to learn at this point.
I think Greg is the smart one he always leaves obvious issue so you can complain and make your day.
Fine workmanship. My kind of contractor. Stay hydrated.
At 2:37 you say, "I am no building science expert" which may or may not be true but, as someone who has worked with my hands all my life building, fixing, altering, fabricating and all the rest you have exactly what you need to excel at what you do. In every profession there are those who are adequate, those who are hacks, those who are very good and everything in between.
You use reason and logic based on facts, many of which are derived from experience and put that all together with a relaxed but focused and somewhat compulsive attention to detail. THAT is what will get you great results every time. I've seen it time and again working besides all sorts of crafts people. Those are the attributes that all the good ones have.
You ALSO have a talent for explaining and teaching what you know. You're very eloquent. Your running commentary couldn't be easier to understand. That additional talent may help you out in your old age when the physical demands get to be too much. You could teach and be very good at it. Your running commentary couldn't be easier to understand.
For me, your videos are as compelling as watching a good movie. I'm actually entertained while I'm learning which is what helps me to learn. (Think about it!) AT 60 years old I've met countless guys who are great at what they do but not good at all at explaining or passing that knowledge on to others.
Great videos!
Thanks!
Thanks for those kind words. I appreciate it
@@RRBuildings He was definitely spot on - I spent quite a few years in the training environment (military trades training). You are an awesome instructor.
I like how you guys pay more attention to trim on your pole buildings, making sure that not only that it's done right but also that it looks perfect, than a lot of builders do on houses. Also find it very satisfying how you get the trim bent perfectly. It calms my OCD, lol.
You are an artist with those folded corner joints. Impressive stuff!
thank seth
The thing I love most about this channel is the little details like the mitre on the trim at the peak. That there is the difference between a pro and an amateur
Your use of House wrap is awesome. and the way you install it as well. perfect.
Putting on tin in 110 degree Texas weather is always a joy. Especially galvalume on the roof, you get just as much burn on your face from the reflection as you do on the back of your neck. Ah, fun times. lol.
Keeps it even that way lol
@@RRBuildings just a Texas tanning booth. room for everyone. lol
I've noticed you guys usually have nice scenery working out in the rural areas. Nice properties. Birds chirping, nice office you have.
Being a non tradesman your knowledge to me is second to none... if I can remember just a fraction of what you say I will be a very happy man.. please keep it coming. Thank you.
You’ve given me more items to do on my pole building, wish you were posting back in 2007 when I put up my building. Like you’ve said you learn as you go seeing what can be done better.
I appreciate your attention to detail on the metal flashing/trim. Looks great!
Just watched this series. You are who I want to be when I grow up. You are a master builder. Good job.
Didn't know you guys had your own channel until I watched you build Diresta work shop. You guys are true professional and take pride in your workmanship. I can't stop watching your builds and spent my whole weekend doing so. I also love that you share your experience with everyone. Happy New year to you and your crew. I also subscribed to your channel.
20mins! Lovely :D I could happily watch an hour long episode. Great work by you all :)
Seeing someone actually use left and right snips puts a smile to my face. Kudos.
You guys are awesome! The quality of your builds and videos are exceptional. You rock Greg!
its nice to see someone who takes pride in their work, great videos man, peace!
This is great stuff! Makes me want to go back to carpentry, so satisfying having something to show for your work at the end of the day! Thanks for taking the time to explain and make these videos.
I totally agree! But not sure if my body can hold up. Maybe with a break in period.
The way you cut the metal flashing is pretty impressive. Good job!
Love the videos and glad to see them longer. :)
You certainly put the building trade in the uk to shame with your attention to detail and quality of workmanship and your presentation in front of the camera deserves a tv show of your own. Well done👍
I really like the look of the skirt around the shop it gives it a really clean look. Getting some good ideas on what I want from these videos!
Man I wish you were in oregon you do fabulous work
I'm living this channel!!! At 19:58 where you talk about those screws, i think it would be awesome of those are in the same color as the bottom part, and they will stand out as a long line.
Great workmanship, great videos. Very helpful when its time to build my new shop. Just once can we include in a video the finished concrete floor please? Thanks
great work !! Being in New Hampshire we too
are dealing with the mugginess !! Makes for a long day , stay cool !!!!
Literally just referenced this video specifically the gable trim clip and it worked out awesome ty for showing your skills and helping people like me 👍🏻
Got off work, got the notification and watched 👌🏽 Awsome way to end the day. Good job guys. Sending good vibes your way from Bullhead City AZ 🤜🏽
Watching this talented crew has talked me into not doing the job myself. Would take me forever to build!
It's very, very beautiful, very professional😀
15:20 down south we would call that a bird box. An incomplete bird box but I'd say a bird box nonetheless. Its refreshing to see contractors actually taking care in what they do. Alotta subs would've just ignored that small hole...or put an entire tube of sealant in it lol
Nice placement on that tyvek...good hustle...
Great vid as always, enjoy watching pros doing their job no bullshit straight forward 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 keep them coming
After watching so many of your videos, I wouldn’t trust anyone else to build a shed for me. The attention to detail is incredible. How do you deal with things like the warped windows? I get so annoyed when I buy something or hire someone to do something and they screw it up.
Love the details
Great video thanks for sharing have a great day
Everything I expected and more
You guy's are awesome I love all your videos to keep up the good work later my brothers :)
love the speed hammering.. excellent videos
Good work , looks sweet , nice clean lines, loving the videos 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
I'd love to learn this and do it as a job, unfortunately I live in Belgium where 90% of buildings are made of bricks.
So I like watching these videos and being envious of your job :p keep up the good work!
I live in the netherlands but i also love woodworkings
good chanel good job greetings from argentina
Your efficiency and knowledge always amazes me. I wish we had contractors like you guys on the west coast. When do you plan all your jobs, It seems like your always building. Can you show a video of the planning/estimating/ordering stages of a job with the customer so we can see how you come up with these beautiful buildings? Keep up the good work guys!
Nice detail and explanation on the "anti-bird" soffit piece! ATTENTION TO DETAIL!! I like it.
Looking good!!!!
Damn, you guys do nice work! I need you to come to VA to build me an airplane hangar!
Fabulous work! a lot of stuff to learn from you! Cheers from Japan.
very nice 👌👌👏👏
Thank You for sharing The Knowledge!
Wonderful job 👍🏼
i just love it when you fast-forward especially with the audio. too funny,
I don't see pole builders in our area using house wrap to prevent air infiltration. If I were building an insulated pole building I would demand it ! That is a great idea. Love your vids !
good work.
love this series~!
That is great information from a true professional! ....13
sweet been waiting for an update
Hey dude. No need to explain about the gables. Our philosophies about his are parallel. My belief is this. Any part of a structure I build that doesn't threaten air flow or R Value needs to breathe. Rock on Dude.
Umm...yes Kyle, you ARE an expert!
This is cool man. Thought i watched some videos. I do this with the amish.
Great video. Very informative and comprehensive. My hats off to your explanations, and craftsmanship. Mind telling us what brand tool pouches you've gravitated to over your experiences and have you customized them at all?
Thank you in any regards.
8:53 That is some Guiness World record speed nailing right there!!!! LOL
Thanks for lining up the ribs ! I had a building built years ago and they did not do that well a few months in I had to get new metal .... damn OCD
Not a fan of bird boxes either. I do vinyl siding and run it long to cover the hole. Love your work. Precision as always.
So interesting
comment on gable wrap: an interesting experiment would be to see if condensation ever forms on the inside of the gable steel. Any condensation would likely depend on locality (humidity) and orientation of the building ( a north side that gets cold in the evening on a humid day). The issue with the condensation is if it can run down to the wood. I like your building design and construction.
Fantastic guys. Lets go to 60.000 subs. The best YT channel. Thanks for share kyle
So close lol
Bon travail les gars !
You're the man, and what a great crew! Thanks for all the helpful videos. New subscriber here. I'm really torn between doing a post building for purchasing and I beam building. I like the fact that you can go with the 1-12 pitch with ibeams. Do you have any thoughts on ibeam buildings?
Would it be possible to make a short video that compiles all the detail work? One video showing everywhere you get out your tin snips sure would come in handy to someone that doesn't snip metal every day.
I'm in the process of building a 30x60 and it would be nice to have one video showing all the cut work.
Speaking of straight screw lines on the wall, how do you get straight screw lines on the roof when you over lap your purlin boards? Doesn't that make your screws move down by an inch and a half?
Regards from Germany
RR Buildings Part #6?
Found it! It’s missing from the playlist though. You might want to add that in😊🙏
I see you hit your under lap first, which we always hit our overlap first. Been in the barn business for awhile you guys definitely do it a unique way. Would love to chat with you guys and see how you do certain things and give ya some ideas as well.
Hoping you don't have to eat the cost of the baked Windows. Great to see contractors that take pride in good work. Too many guys with hammers and a truck doing sub-par work. Liking your videos
When you punch holes though a stack of unsupported siding I would think you will get a crater affect around the hole.
I don’t know if it was mentioned already, but I went to a window school years ago and was told that vinyl has memory to it. If you heat it up it will go back straight. I have never tried it but may be something to try.
Yup. A punch, sold on that whole idea.
great video series! for the routing of the edge, you could kerf cut 1/2" deep grooves with the circular saw, then hammer the fins out and finish the rabbit with the router. Hope that makes sense. when the upper siding panel goes up, is it best to have not gap at the bottom or to have a 1/16" gap? I noticed in one of your new videos that you put a double nailed 'X' wood brace. was this building small so there is no brace, or is it made before you began bracing 'X's? THANK YOU
Do you have another video on doing trim around the man door and garage doors? And for the windows? And what about estimating material?
Thanks for the great info, how do you match the roof lines with the wall lines?
Shrink wrap is a bitch to vinyl, particularly large stretches like patio door frames
Bro I love your videos I've watched every single one of them 10 times over keep making more videos of work like this PLEAS. Everything is well detailed and explained properly, question: how much did it cost to build your entire garage??
Thanks man tough to divulge client info like cost... I’ll figure out a way to talk about it
That you're using the insulation in roof is the reason you need housewrap. Blown in insulation allows air movement and with it you loose heat. This is the main reason for the air barrier house wrap. Ideally you'd have the air channel under the roof separate from the insulation itself. Your framing craftsmanship is amazing, take a look at some of Matt Reisinger's Build video's on air sealing.
Great videos... apreciate all the ed for a diyer. Question.. do you use a Dewalt 681 stapler for soffits ?
Gotta know what hammer you use? I used to swing an old (still have it) 22 oz Estwing for cornice work. Nice to see folks still take pride in their work. Great job!
That top window had a crack in it too from the warp
Great videos and excellent knowledge. Thanks for taking the time to record, edit and post. I know it takes an enormous amount of additional time!
Question on the "sonotube". Do you leave it and have the concrete poured around it? Are the tubes treated for ground contact? Sorry in advance if you've already answered this question.
Keep up the great workmanship and content. It's much appreciated.
Rewatch Part 1, and if you still do not get it then I could help more.
I re-watched Part 1 but didn't see where leaving the tubes in-place. If they aren't treated, doesn't that create a place for termites / wood bugs to thrive and find an avenue into the structure?
Wife: "Honey I'm waiting in the bedroom and I'm wearing that sexy lingerie that you like."
Me: "Not now babe! Kyle just posted a new video."
I wish i could find some body here in TN to build my 30x40 that would do as good a job as yall.
How would you recommend filling the gaps between posts under the base trim? Curious how this customer did it before they poured the concrete floor inside. Thinking of doing the same foundation type on my build.
i still wanna see that floor pour :D kinda figure it but there are some things i havent figured out yet. like how will the concrete stay put inside.
The punch is a good idea those shaving cause rust fast
In a case like this are you paying for the new windows or is the supplier/manufacturer taking the hit?