The Last Purlins (for now) - 40x72 Gambrel Post Frame Episode 8
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2022
- Today we finished up the last bay. We first plumbed and straightened the endwall and then we could go up and start dropping in purlins. Through some kind of luck, the purlin length was what it should be and this last bay of purlins went smoothly. We could then start to work on the sidewall: straightening and plumbing each post. While we're at the top of each post, it can also be trimmed to length and the tail can be added
Series Playlist: • Post Frame Barn Build
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Another video for The People!
The People thank you, Sir
The people do appreciate it!
Hey Matthew what is the floor going to be made of inside the Man Cave your building? Concrete - ?
The people demand purlins.
The People appreciates you
Ah, I always forget about the soffits. It's looking more and more like a proper structure every day. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Matt first time on here I love wood ,,and your shed is a beauty that’s what I call a man’s shed .Will enjoy your future videos cheers from Australia 💪💪👍👍❤️🦘🦘🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
The People all appreciate the work you are putting into all of this incredible build. You are living the dream! Donovan deserves a cookie break now 😂
The People appreciate your nights spent editing for our enjoyment!
Always great to watch. The people have spoken.
Kudos to the whole team! But as you pointed, most especially Lindsey!
I've now seen you use that big circular saw more in the last week than I have in 7 years of watching your channel, Matt. And yet I remember that big beast being one of those "why the heck does he own that?" questions when I first started watching.😁
“Someday I’ll build a barn thing and I’ll already have this saw”
All part of his nefarious plan.... 😇
Anything Matt Makes you Can rest assure it's Going to Be awesome .!
Good afternoon Matt. It’s coming along really good.
Barney is coming along nicely! thanks for the videos Matt!
Donovan looked really busy doing "the board trick." LOL
Absolutely positively love watching the progress on your barn it is huge and it's gonna be beautiful. Thank you very much for sharing your journey with you and your family
I have to admit I am a bit disappointed you didn't use sliding dovetails to install all of those purlins.
Looking awesome, Matt when you are up high you need to sneak some water balloons and bomb Donavan with them that would be awesome . Just kidding wait maybe some donuts 😂😂😂😂👍👍👍👍😂😂😂😂
Well Matt, Donovan, you and Jack may not be as fast as the Amish at raising a barn but you're certainly way more entertaining that's for sure.
I'm glad to see you've finally lock in the structure all nice and square with only a few more things to do till we get to see the adventure of you guys putting on the metal sheets.
Hopefully the winds will be gentle and they're easy peasy to put up.
I live in Amish country and I guarantee Matt and Donavan are doing a much better, more detailed job. Amish are generally “blow and go”.
If they had 35 men working on the build, it would go a tiny bit faster.
Great video. Matt is really getting the storytelling dialed in. 👏👏👏
Thanks for all the work do to put these out.
It is a lot of work but thanks for the daily updates continuing, the people are pleased!
Matt's new favorite word is Purlins. It's looking great so far. You guys better kick it up a notch, winter is coming.
Yes the people love you and the videos keep up the good work all of you Donovan included!
Calculated Industries makes awesome and unique calculators. (I use a Time Master II frequently)
Greetings from the BIG SKY.
Glad to see that others love the Diablo saw blades.
Trigonometry is a beautiful thing
I know it takes a lot of work to edit and produce these videos. I am glad you didn't make us wait too long to see the next video. I know you all know what you are doing, but as a suggestion I would have taken a roll of aluminum 12" wide and wrapped the base of each post. This keeps the mice and rats from eating them. Anyways great job so far and can't wait for the next video.
I was really looking forward to this morning hoping to see another video!
The People really love the progress guys !
It's great watching it all come together the amount of work involved in a shed that big is enormous
Barn is looking great.
The post/tail work looks terrifying and funny at the same time!
Sure looks like the truck fits O.K. Everything else is rockin in the fog of the season.
Matt, if you thought putting in these hundreds of purlins was a bit tedious imagine what building a major league roller coaster must be like.
Seems this project is flying through and will be completed quick. But then winter In your area is coming quickly for sure. Great work. Love the content.
I’m watching your progress and learning the design choices you made for a stronger building. At the same time, my neighbor is replacing his barn lost to a fire. Totally different techniques. No purlins, no piers, just posts cemented into to an augered hole and strapping across the top of the trusses. They did choose to hang trusses every 4’. Net result seems the same. I sighted down the walls and they look straight. Proof will be in how they age.
If they put aggregate at the bottom of the hole before standing the posts this approach should be fine.
Almost time for the window holes!
Doing that right now 🪟
Thank you for sharing.
The People are pleased!
Looking good!....
So nice to see people working in unison
Looking good guys, thanks
The flipping washer might be the highlight for me! 🤣
Looking brilliant
Another great video high up in the sky.
The people thank you! Enjoyed it.
This is structurally fascinating to watch come together. Nice work guys!
I checked out a number of those nailers yesterday in a big box store. Man are they heavy! Good for you folks using them…Popeye arms soon to be visible. Thanks for the video, fun and interesting.
Looking good
Great to watch this build Andrew sending love from Australia xxx
This is a great series! You guys are worrying me with no safety harness
Very nice. Looking gooooooood.
Still looking good!!👍👍👍. Nice work!!
Great progress! That fog was realy thick. No wonder the geese weren't flying!
Well done Matt and crew. Yall have done a great job on your Barn project thangie!
Just park the truck in the barn and call it done. Definitely need a high end build inside for Pancake when this is all done.
Isn't it fun that you keep learning new tricks from others? :) Jack's pretty cool
Thanks
A nice foogy deh is noormal on the heath!
Progress is becoming evident.
This video made me feel better about my current build. My problem is finding out the error after cutting. ( not laughing here ) You guys work well together.
This is one Of The People, are you ever concerned about the size and kick back from that huge power hand saw. I would guess the manufacture has some sort of anti kick back clutch in it,
What's the difference between Electric vs Cordless you ask???
Lol 😂. Electric drill's
(especially hammer drills)
would've drilled through twice as fast. But I'm just a tool junkie 😜. Love and Peace from Texas.
God bless you and keep you safe.
Great!
Hey !! What the heck. You've got a tree growing out of your roof !!
,a cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…..
Yup you get your rocks often the best part is she enjoys getting the person in the video just she absolutely enjoys to the postg
Can you imagine what it was like years ago having to use a bit brace? Hand saws? Ladders only?
and hammers to drive all those nails and no purlin hanger brackets
Not sure where you’re getting that straight lumber, but I can barely find a dozen such boards! It’s brutal out here
This is the house that Jack built
The lift has outlets built in. Use corded tools.
Ironically, we have none
Should call it "the Crutch Box"
In the shots from the lift, I'm always bracing for a camera fall. :)
What batt operated drill is performing best under these circumstances? You’re truly putting them to the test…
Only Milwaukee
Idk if anyone has suggested the barn be named the Slab Shack, but that is my submission :)
Nice
so lucky with your ground conditions anmisture where i live and everything would be bogged down in thick clay mud
I really hope that’s not mistletoe you guys are working under up there.
“Door Hole, Barn Thing” and a bunch of others from the “home remodel thingy”. Your developing a new construction dictionary and could actually write a small booklet with the new words and their definitions. That aside, it’s good to see the barn getting closer to getting its skin applied. If you have any footage, how about detailing how the wall straightening was done, which would be interesting for many viewers who haven’t done that before. Many individuals may not understand why you put the 2x6 block on then placed the string on top instead of just running the line straight down the wall. I know why it’s done, but I don’t recall hearing that explanation mentioned during the barn-thing-build videos.
Why did you add on a rafter tail extension instead of just getting longer rafters? Just curious if that was a design decision or an audible based on available rafter lumber lengths.
Fun project!
Why weren't the tails just built into the trusses?
Tell Donovan, calculate twice, cut once. 😆
14:00 -ish Hopefully that drill has a carbide tip, like the bandsaw blade?
Was it difficult to "redesign" things like door size and windows after the fact from Menards original design? I'm gonna be throwing one of these up in MN in the spring so any insight would be great. Thanks. Great videos as always Matt. #TheMattCave
Very easy
Are you putting a cuplola, weather vane and lightning rods, on this building?
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Interesting
I wondered why you did not order the trusses with tails???? Looking good.
I don't if it's the reason for this build, but it can be easier for transport and unloading from the truck if the tails are added afterwards.
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Did you finish those perlins?
Did you factor the thickness of the metal of the hangers in your purlin cutting? I think it's 14(?) saddle hangers total for each row of purlins PLUS the thickness of the truss fastenings in some rows - you're looking at almost two inches added over the whole building.
Yes we included 1/8” for each saddle
Matt: Interesting as usual, but when are you going to put in those window frames? I know, just asking!!
Name for this storage shed " THE WOOD LODGE "
Wait when did Festool start making a beam track saw?? :)
5+years
You explained why there isn't a "door hole" on both ends, which makes complete sense. But is there a small door planned for the far end for human in & out access? Doesn't fire code require a 2nd door?
One person door and 7 windows to go in. 8 means of egress
@@mcremona I noticed the window frames but not a door frame (although they'd look pretty similar). That's awesome. Really enjoying this series. I had no idea of some of the steps needed to make everything square. Donovan is amazing.
@@brooos the pieces are cut but haven’t been assemble 😆
Just curious Matt why you didn’t go with a steel frame building over wood🤔 Cost, maintenance, size etc. I’m envious.
Primarily lead time
PURE CRAP AND 3X THE COST TILL LAST 1/20TH THE TIME
I really think the geese think your building is a bird sanctuary and Pancake thinks it's his new doghouse. Beware.
Have you ever said what the cost of this barn will be.
He said that he will have cost breakdown after its finished
More than $10 but less than $1,000,000. I hope this helps...
Matt what are the plans for the roof ? Metal ?
I believe the whole exterior will be metal.
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I might of missed it,Is the floor of the barn going to be all dirt???
Concrete