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Looks like good stuff. I have an airless sprayer with a roller attachment that would make this a one step process.

Well thought out and executed

Nice video…thanks. Does the 3/4” plywood have enough strength to attach cabinets/heavy shelves to without having wood studs to attach to?

Do u come to California

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Thank you for the wisdom

great job

No type of transparency if you can’t give a price range. Ridiculous

Bull shit

Has anyone dealt with allied buildings?

Unless you can do it yourself, your screwed.

Question. I have same wall set up as you and love the shop with the insulation. I’m looking at sheathing the walls to protect the insulation as well as hand cabinets and tools etc. I see you use 3/4 plywood. Would osb be strong enough for the same purpose ?

AWESOME !!. Information .. 👍🏻💯👍🏻 God Bless You. Jesus 🕊️ Loves you

Im in florida and want a ooen span home with double car size garage want to know if the red iron vs the metal studs sbetter i tin red iron looks stronger for florida

How do I get ahold of Chet Wilkins ?

9 years later and this is still golden information! Thank you!

I think I fell for some of these Steel Building traps. I have a project for a 20x50x14 building - I feel for the special deal, then I used the erector they recommended who has taken months to show up and when he finished the structural part (not very well from what I can tell), I think he is just going to walk away without completing the insulation, roof, and walls. Know anyone who can help?

"Building Department"...don't sign any agreements and put up no trespass signs... if you do... you "admit" their "authority" over your life...cognitive dissonance abounds these days.

I like your idea as it saves a lot of time over studs and dry wall. But if you weld or grind,all that wood can burn adds potential fuel to a fire. Drywall is a fire barrier.

waste of video cant even here guy speaking

Great video. I have the same type of building and was wondering how I was going to attach my plywood around existing electrical. Lots of great ideas with the 2 x 4 angle on the floor as well as the MDF shelf running horizontal. Thanks again.

My neighbor built one and had no problems maybe he should not have built it with high winds coming. he must be a pussy.

Hi ! Great video! Do you have any recommendations for a metal building contractor in South Carolina?

Good video... Good ideas to help. People very honest 😁

What kind of screws are best for the plywood to metal and keep it strong in place

Are these buildings bolt together or welded? What is better? Pros and cons of either? Thank you.

That's a million dollars worth of plywood.

What about setting the plywood on the inside of that angle? looks awesome..

I wish I found this video about 5 months ago. Every single point is spot on. I missed the first piece of advice and paid dearly for it. I wasn't in a hurry. I don't know what I was thinking, but I was talked into buying before I had even considered what it was I was purchasing. I would add one piece of advice, find a builder that is in your local area. If you have trouble, and you will, then you aren't dealing with someone 5 states away who really doesn't care anymore. I learned several lessons that I didn't need to learn if I had just followed these five pieces of advice.

what is the roof pitch?

Catch your breath before filming!

I so want to do this in my 30x40. But damn it all I am afraid to ask about costs. 2022 prices are rough

Bought a 50x80 (120mph) from MBMI recently for 83k, they made me put an initial 25% deposit and another 25% when it went into production. It was just delivered yesterday.

Good tips! Considering this video is 8 years old, some variables have changed in regard to down payments. The volatility of steel prices has a direct affect on overall pricing of structures, when steel prices went up (a lot!) this last year, some customers paid a set amount for their deposit, locked there price in, and once production began the price of their structure went up immensely causing the company to either lose money on the deal or break even. When a 50% deposit is required it is not because anyone is trying to just get a quick sale (at least the honest sales reps) but it is because we want them to get their building at todays steel pricing. If a company orders steel today and a month later steel goes up 10%, they are getting the steel that was priced accordingly. If your dealing with a decent company the sales rep will not put you on the back burner once they get your deposit, they should be working with you throughout the entire process. Again this is an informative video with great tips but the economy has certainly changed since then.

thanks for the video

Self promotion video.

is this any differnet than a pole building in terms of cost?

You lost me at MDF

I'd give my right ... To have a building like this or small I'd like to make a 3 bedroom before my sons and me. I made her a promise before she left this world .

That’s what I’m looking for. Just like that.

Great info

nice show thanks john

I can see also poor design no wind-bracing at all

Operator error, didn't have to happen, they guy is an idiot. These arch buildings are great. I built one by myself with my tractor and no issues at all.

I do miss 30$ for a 4x8 sheet of 3/4 inch tong and groove plywood.

Thanks for the good advise we almost got roped in thinking this was a one and only building that customer had already paid deposit on

bet the owner kicks himself now for not going with 15' walls and a 14' door.

No one can find good erectors workers anywhere.. Been putting up since 1986 all brands.

Love this video but unfortunately in 2022 it would be cost prohibitive to use plywood. I recently purchased one sheet of 3/4" B-C grade plywood it was $69.00 Do you recommend any alternatives? BTW I took the sheet of plywood back.

Do you build in TN?