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Another thing if you ever do another metal roof 24 gauge . With striations . Matte black finish and with a clip system in the panels make sure they are running them every 12-16 inches

With metal i install ice water high temp under all metal . But in terms that oil canning the lighter metals will show that i strictly run 24 gauge thru my roll form machine it makes the striations as well

What a learning process. Glad you are getting the bugs worked out on your barn/shop first. Budgets are always a reality check for designs. Ugh.

Why not just export a USDZ that you open in preview on AVP?

Where did you get the comfortboard? It's been hard to find that here in the Wisconsin area.

You guys figured it out as you went along. That's what it's all about. You won't regret the extra R-values all the way around. Any dark paint on metal is horrible for longevity. The dark colors force the material to expand and contract too much and too far of a range. Maybe epoxy paint would survive? I've seen it on metal entry doors at our kid's school and the paint peels every year.

Siga all the way. Just spent 4th of July driving 2 hours to watch fireworks in Wichita.

This was awesome. Thanks for providing actual cost numbers with the comparison

Great job guys love ur channel u got my sub

Don't mess around with the killdeer nest too much. They may abandon it if they see you around the eggs. We have killdeer on our property every single year and they have abandoned their nest twice because of our goats

get yourselves a rear weight for that badboy and it'll be fine the next time you try to pull posts or lift something a little heavier!

Should sell the trailer you have and invest in a dump trailer so you handle material less. You can also haul your mower and tractor. Also for spraying a more natural route would be water, dishsoap, and salt to kill weeds. You don't have to worry about a mask with it either.

Subscribed. Supporting CT owner especially that will be doing truck things.

Dr Power has all kinds of battery powered tools and even trimmers/mowers.

We have had killdeer nesting in our gravel driveway for many years. Fun to watch but a pain to remember to navigate around their nest. The bigger the property...the chores grow exponentially

Great job again! Love all the detail. Maybe I *will* record our journey. Our house is going up for sale this month!

Build your upstairs pocket for storage,like bookshelves, toys and winter clothing

22ga 12" panel with foam backer rod is the best way to reduce oil canning with a flat pan panel. Striations help but some do not like the look of the striations. Flat beads and pencil ribs don't do much. There are floating clip systems that raise the panels from the roof slightly, these help reduce oil canning as well. It's natural, it looks good. I have seen much worse.

Just wondering if you had done a rain screen under it, which would have allowed air to flow on the underside, if that would have reduced the oil canning.

Don’t worry about it. It does not look bad.

Great video. So many factors when it comes to oil canning. I’d say I’ve seen alot worse. Good thing oil canning doesn’t affect the performance and you will never need to do that roof ever again. If you plan on staying there awhile it was a great long term investment. Also looks like there would be a lot of wind there. Shingles would not stand a chance in the middle of an open area. Great choice of material. One thing that will put your mind at ease is that the paint will lose its sheen over time becoming more flat. Oil canning will present less and less over the years and you will be so glad you went this route. Thanks for posting. Great edits. I can appreciate that because I also have a RUclips channel dedicated to standing seam and other exterior sheet metal design.

Super hot topic in the architectural sheet metal industry! Been in the industry for 20 years, and can say oil canning is completely normal! As the roof and building settles, and the sheen of the black paint gets worn down to be less glossy, the oil canning will be much much less visible. We try to be upfront with our clients to inform them that oil canning WILL be a thing on there standing seam metal roof. These guys have a nice video explaining oil canning ruclips.net/video/iTP3L4sUvYc/видео.html

Oil canning is typical of cold formed steel. Wait about 30 days and you won't see it much anymore. It Just needs the dust to settle on it.

G90 would refer to the material coating under the paint, determined by steel mills salt test. This roof will last forever at G90 grading. For material hardness standing seam must use a 50-55 yield tensile strength (hardness) this is softer than the barn style exposed fastener panels that use high tensile 80 yield. Standing seam may crack and split if high tensile is used because of the sharp bends to create the profile. You did the right thing adding the rib in the center and going to 24 gauge steel which should have removed any oil canning potential. Maybe the machine was not set up correctly, or the roof was not 100% flat. Sometimes a slight moon shape can cause this asthe panels done lay perfectly flat. I would definitely ask the manufacturer about the tensile they used. Project looks good, will be following!

Hey guys! Love this. I have over 30 years in the architectural sheet metal trade and I can tell you that this is completely normal. You can do some things to reduce oil-canning; but you can never eliminate it completely. 22 gage with striations is the best you can do with standing seam panels and even then you will get oil-canning. But it is still way better than exposed fastener corrugated panels. You rock!

I really like the exterior design of this building. What is the "footprint" size of the building? Is there a video of the build of it and/or the floor plans? Thanks!

One mistake you made that is very common is that you laid the panels flat on the roof sheathing. When they heat up during the day, the heat is trapped on the backside. To avoid that, you put furring strips diagonally on top of the shark skin. That gap allows air flow on the back side of the metal and keeps it cool.

Cover it in solar panels and it'll be fine!

Hey guys, I install these roofs for a living. I only use low sheen pre finished galvalume. The grade of steel makes a difference as well a softer steel will lay down more so. It looks like even though it is matte black it still had a glossy paint finish in which will show every little ripple in the panels. You may be able to find a paint that has some texture to it but will take much effort to apply of coarse, could make all the difference.

Great job once again. Sorry about the roof. I finally went to your instagram and website. Thank you for sharing your journey!! We'll be embarking on our Pretty Good House very soon.

Oil canning. Huge issue. Glad you did what you could to avoid it. Temperature swings and color make a huge difference. Personally...can't understand the current trend for black roofs or siding for that matter. Old school I guess. Light colors reflect heat so house stays cooler during summer.

I admire you guys very much. This is an event you will remember for the rest of your lives. Thank you for sharing this video.

Nice crib. Congratulations. I never had the luxury of a lift like that when I was slamming sheets! My back hates me!

Is it not working with Mac Virtual Display? 🤔

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Not an expert, but i would have installed the top part (piggyback) before i set the truss in the roof.

“If you are going through hell, keep going” - Winston Churchill ETA: It seems that Churchill never said this, or at least, never wrote it, but I don’t think that detracts anything from its applicability

Wow. Props for that. I’ll pass.

all those issues are fixed with the quest 3 people made tuns of apps for it such as simlab and sketch vr, since the quest does have actual controllers it works perfecly, i can make a whole house in an hour instead of 5 due to how easy it its when you have 3 dimentions

explort to stl and load in one of those 3d model apps

I figured out how to export and walk through. You export as a ".usdz" (You need a 3rd party exporter like SImLab). Then save the file in an iCloud folder your Vision Pro can access. Select the saved usdz file. Place it. Now this is where I was previously stuck. It will only put a small version in your space (in my case 32% scale). If you look at the file name and pinch select. You can then select 100% Scale!!!! Boom. It works! Now the Vision Pro constantly fades out when you are walking and sketchup exporting can cause some weird geometry anomalies. But boy howdy. Can't wait until this is native but for now. Game changer.

you mentioned rendering took too long, I assumed you uses CPU rendering, which is sloooooooooooow.... For instant rendering, real time renderer are much recommended. Enscape is one extremely easy to use and incredibly fast with just typical graphic card (not gated to nVidia GPU only), it basically turns your sketchup model into a game with walking mode + VR support. But specifically Vision Pro? I think it is still too new and too niche for companies to tap into. As for Trimble....? I not going to hold my breathe they going to "improve" the software any time soon.

Excellent editing! ETA: and very informative

Edit: Looks like with VisionOS 2 the mouse bug is fixed. Also, the wrap around display comes close to fixing the multi-window mirroring limitation. Saved guest profiles help as well with quick sharing. If anyone knows of an elegant solution for immersive VR in Vision Pro straight from Sketchup or a .gltf file, please let us know!

Assembly line. Awesome family project. Kids learn a lot of principles from things like that. Your daughter may be a carpenter someday 😉

she is so cute and it is amazing that she wants to help!!