I am a big fan of music in videos, especially in time lapses. As Steven said above, if people are truly annoyed by the music they can just mute the video. Happy New Year!
The ruclips.net/user/postUgkxS-P9OAq3v4HNpPFqYFWNEq9A-E_PbZIN are indeed helpful, and the product is entirely promising if you are looking forward to building a single shed in your home It is entirely different from the other havoc packages that we usually see online and therefore it is such a package beyond expectations!
This is a great book with a lot of good construction tips The sheds featured in this book are probably built better than most peoples' homes. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxzaRUJNcbypw-fRBDbqqz43ULIa-1EGP- The author uses only the best materials and methods. It proved to be a great resource for my little 8' x 10' shed project and more 400+ plans. If you are turned off by the flimsy tin and home center kit sheds; if you want a shed that has some character and can be used as an extension of your home; then this book is for you.
I like it without music. I also want to tell you two how very impressed I am with your work ethic and expertise. Wow the integrity and attention to detail is phenomenal. Well done. I wish that I could convince our church board to scrap our old outdated sanctuary and pay to have you two come to Billings, Montana and build us a new church.
Very nice build of course. I really like to see the follow ups to see how it's all finished up to include the interior and exterior landscaping. Happy new year to you guys!
Probably the best Ryan’s ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans on building a shed is hardly ever found. And Ryan takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build a shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.
I enjoyed your previous RUclipss with the JLG moving that made it look like the building was moving. Those JLGs have saved a lot of lives and prevented a lot of fall injuries. Enjoyed have great new year
Out of the hundreds of hours spent on " RR's " channel, as a subscriber... THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE FINITE EXAMPLE... OF THE PINNACLE RESULT OF THEIR " STAND OVER AND ABOVE " the competition that exists today in the " Metal Exterior " structures created today in the TRADES. PERIOD. Forget the costs...( which is a mega part, of examples like this piece of ART... ) I need a building built ASAP... but living in NE Oklahoma... how do you hire someone to DO A JOB like " RR " does... it doesn't exist... to my limited knowledge obviously... As ALWAYS... KUDO'S to Kyle, his partner, and crew as needed... proud to having been exposed to " CRAFTSMANSHIP " like we practiced OUR whole lives... it continues to flourish in the " TRADES "... WELL DONE GENTLEMEN! Respectfully, Seth
Hey Kyle, starting on a 40'×64'×16' post frame this summer. Done quite a bit of building but was many years ago. Will be doing it by myself, but do intend on following your example. You definitely impressed me with your work ethic, as well as attention to detail. I'm 55 now do won't be as quick as in decades past, but I will get it done. Thanks man for all the great ideas.
@@Jekyll_Island_Creatures started last month,one man build, so far material cost running 4% higher than expected, but doing the whole build alone although slow more than makes up the difference.
@@Jekyll_Island_Creatures kyle, biggest problem i have had so far, not owning the equipment,, so renting is booked months ahead ,but for example: was $1,095 saved hiring crain to set trusses as opposed to renting telehandler for 1 day,, which wasnt available anyway. Had brother and nephew help, we placed 9 truses in 4 hours. Thx for all the info, does prove helpful.
I watch all of your vids. Can’t get enough of them. I am in the market to build my shop. I can afford it finally, but can’t afford to have someone do it for me lol. So I’m learning all I can.
We plan to use metal sheeting on the exterior of our house. I haven't ever seen anyone use it on the inside. Nice build! Seems like people could turn the sound down if they don't like the music.
Thanks for the videos and excellent fore thought of positioning the cameras to capture the time lapse. I'm so used to just the 2 of you doing all the work, the job site looked really crowded with all those other guys. No music was OK, but I like it when you narrate. And the clouds zooming along was fun to watch too.
Awesome video and I will watch your videos with or without music. You guys are so skilled and super fun to watch and get info on how you plan and build all your jobs. Wishing both of you and your families a safe and healthy and prosperous 2022.
Congratulations on one million subs, that’s pretty sweet. If you got $10 from each sub you could fly your own helicopter to and from the jobs instead of driving like the rest of us commoners. Y’all really do some great work, the guys that built my 40x60 did a good job but some of the little details you guys throw in really make a difference, especially to someone that has an eye for details.
1/1/22; just watched your FF video of post frame build. Very nice for us armchair YT viewers. Building has many details but your other videos cover all that. Another great job! Happy New Year to you & family. Wish you continued success!👍👍👍🧑🔧
Hey Kyle, have you ever thought about using screws on your purlin to truss connection? I built post frame buildings for 2 years up in MN and on all the roofs we replaced the nails in the purlins were pulled up.. we used a 6 3/8 t25 grk screw
2 questions i hope you can answer Kyle! 1. Since the trusses are 8’ apart, how do the insulators do the blow in from one end to the shop to the other? are they able to walk on the metal siding ceiling? 2. Are your screw lines off on the roof since you guys stagger 2x4’ back and forth all the way across? Great looking shop too! im 22 years old and joined the apprenticeship right out of highschool at 18, and just journeyed out 5 months ago, i’m ready to start my own company! hope to start a post frame building company, really look up to you and your awesome builds.
Guessing they put in rat runs to insulate the ceiling with a blower. They would fall through or damage the metal interior. Congratulations on your apprenticeship completion
have building material costs dropped in price any since last summer??? You guys make it look so easy, thats a sign of a true professional!! Great Work. Wish you were closer to me over here in Iowa, I'm looking to build a 30x40 next summer, if I can afford it.
That's the right size shop for me. Love to know if your willing to come to NC to build this building on my land, and the cost of the building? Thanks RR
All metal interior isnt for me but came out clean. Would love to work with you guys. So cool seeing these buildings come together. Wish I had land for one. And the funds lol
So if I understand correctly, the horizontal 2x4s for mounting the inside wall surface were installed by drilling or screwing through the vapor barrier. Does that allow moisture to get through at each hole in the vapor barrier or do the 2x4s sufficiently clamp the hole and make a seal?
Can't thank you enough for putting all this great content up! I am planning to build a 26x50 heated shop with living quarters above (in attic trusses), post frame, concrete piers, radiant heat in slab. Curious if you have any build plans close to that? Thanks!
Huge fan thank you for doing these videos I’ve learned a lot from you already is there any videos that might highlight your details on installing your end trusses and your process on squaring your builds I will be doing my first build this spring on my own post frame looking forward to seeing how it goes thanks again for these videos your doing
![Building My 40'x50' DREAM SHOP At All Costs [PART 1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wMBeiyjuhlo/mqdefault.jpg)
It’s funny… if I put music people say they don’t like music, if I don’t have music, they want it? What’s your thoughts?
Add music - you can always mute it if you’re not a fan. Honestly, people will find a way to complain about anything and everything. Happy New Year!
Yes to music. But try to keep the selections eclectic
Music is good!
30 x 40 x 16 northern Wisconsin
Interested?
I am a big fan of music in videos, especially in time lapses. As Steven said above, if people are truly annoyed by the music they can just mute the video. Happy New Year!
Happy new year!!
Enjoy your videos!!
Thank you!!
The ruclips.net/user/postUgkxS-P9OAq3v4HNpPFqYFWNEq9A-E_PbZIN are indeed helpful, and the product is entirely promising if you are looking forward to building a single shed in your home It is entirely different from the other havoc packages that we usually see online and therefore it is such a package beyond expectations!
It is cool when you show fully finished builds Kyle with power, heat, concrete, etc. Really highlights your work.
This is a great book with a lot of good construction tips The sheds featured in this book are probably built better than most peoples' homes. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxzaRUJNcbypw-fRBDbqqz43ULIa-1EGP- The author uses only the best materials and methods. It proved to be a great resource for my little 8' x 10' shed project and more 400+ plans. If you are turned off by the flimsy tin and home center kit sheds; if you want a shed that has some character and can be used as an extension of your home; then this book is for you.
Some creators underestimate the power of a simple time lapse. Huge thanks for just showing the process and not a bunch of talking! Earned my sub
I like it without music. I also want to tell you two how very impressed I am with your work ethic and expertise. Wow the integrity and attention to detail is phenomenal. Well done. I wish that I could convince our church board to scrap our old outdated sanctuary and pay to have you two come to Billings, Montana and build us a new church.
When I do finally migrate to North America from the UK, you guys are building something for me! Love the way it is done and with minimal fuss!
Dutch doors that matched the side would have added a chef's kiss finish, lol.
But that aside, another great looking building.
Well done!! Perfect size shop. Like the colors on outside and white inside.
Very nice build of course. I really like to see the follow ups to see how it's all finished up to include the interior and exterior landscaping. Happy new year to you guys!
Probably the best Ryan’s ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans on building a shed is hardly ever found. And Ryan takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build a shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.
Perfect size shop loved that its was insulated and finished on the inside..
You guys do such outstanding work! Thanks for documenting these builds, I've learned so much. Looking forward to new exciting things this year.
This is perhaps Kyle's best work...So much knowledge jam packed into this video!
kyle you greg and zak are bad ass best working crew i ever seen, love watching you guys jam on it.
I enjoyed your previous RUclipss with the JLG moving that made it look like the building was moving. Those JLGs have saved a lot of lives and prevented a lot of fall injuries. Enjoyed have great new year
you inspired me to build my own metal building and it turned out great, thank you for these videos!
What a great niche to be known for building. You guys do a great job every time.
This Video is a great to sum up from the Building a Hall with in-and out side with Sheet a good work. Greeting 🇦🇹
Out of the hundreds of hours spent on " RR's " channel, as a subscriber... THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE FINITE EXAMPLE... OF THE PINNACLE RESULT OF THEIR " STAND OVER AND ABOVE " the competition that exists today in the " Metal Exterior " structures created today in the TRADES. PERIOD.
Forget the costs...( which is a mega part, of examples like this piece of ART... ) I need a building built ASAP... but living in NE Oklahoma... how do you hire someone to DO A JOB like " RR " does... it doesn't exist... to my limited knowledge obviously...
As ALWAYS... KUDO'S to Kyle, his partner, and crew as needed... proud to having been exposed to " CRAFTSMANSHIP " like we practiced OUR whole lives... it continues to flourish in the " TRADES "... WELL DONE GENTLEMEN!
Respectfully, Seth
Hey Kyle, starting on a 40'×64'×16' post frame this summer. Done quite a bit of building but was many years ago. Will be doing it by myself, but do intend on following your example. You definitely impressed me with your work ethic, as well as attention to detail. I'm 55 now do won't be as quick as in decades past, but I will get it done. Thanks man for all the great ideas.
Best of luck Gary
How's your build going? What's your materials cost?
@@Jekyll_Island_Creatures started last month,one man build, so far material cost running 4% higher than expected, but doing the whole build alone although slow more than makes up the difference.
@@Jekyll_Island_Creatures kyle, biggest problem i have had so far, not owning the equipment,, so renting is booked months ahead ,but for example: was $1,095 saved hiring crain to set trusses as opposed to renting telehandler for 1 day,, which wasnt available anyway. Had brother and nephew help, we placed 9 truses in 4 hours. Thx for all the info, does prove helpful.
I watch all of your vids. Can’t get enough of them. I am in the market to build my shop. I can afford it finally, but can’t afford to have someone do it for me lol. So I’m learning all I can.
We plan to use metal sheeting on the exterior of our house. I haven't ever seen anyone use it on the inside. Nice build!
Seems like people could turn the sound down if they don't like the music.
@RR Buildings - absolutely awesome build! well done
Beautiful work and the windows in the roll up door are awesome.
Thanks for the videos and excellent fore thought of positioning the cameras to capture the time lapse. I'm so used to just the 2 of you doing all the work, the job site looked really crowded with all those other guys. No music was OK, but I like it when you narrate. And the clouds zooming along was fun to watch too.
Only three guys here on site working.
Music or nah. Whatever floats your boat.
Happy new year to Kyle and fam!
-fellow Illinoisans
Happy New Years from Pensacola!!
Kyle..very nice build I've seen many of your videos, my favorite is The dream I've always liked your choice of music happy new year.
shows how you have evolved in materials from then till now.
It's incredible how much two pals can do!
My thoughts are... I wish you worked in NE Indiana! Quality craftsmanship!
Awesome video and I will watch your videos with or without music. You guys are so skilled and super fun to watch and get info on how you plan and build all your jobs. Wishing both of you and your families a safe and healthy and prosperous 2022.
Just all magnificent
That’s a bloody nice shed. Great work gentlemen.
Another great build. You guys do a fantastic job. Yes to music.
You could live in that shop...so nice!
I need one of these for my camper and boat! Looks nice!
wow Thats one heck of a well built and well insulated beautiful Pole building. Have a prosperous New Year's
Gorgeous building, fabulous work!
Man what a nice shop ...I need one of those
Congratulations on one million subs, that’s pretty sweet. If you got $10 from each sub you could fly your own helicopter to and from the jobs instead of driving like the rest of us commoners.
Y’all really do some great work, the guys that built my 40x60 did a good job but some of the little details you guys throw in really make a difference, especially to someone that has an eye for details.
Very nice electrical install
Thank you, I did all the electric myself.
Great buildings. I really have to price this out for a shop in southern Alberta. Seems like a solid set up.
Normal film, just another RR Buildings quality job. Happy New Year to everyone.
You build some of the nicest barns I've ever seen 👍👍👍👍👍💯
Nice !!!!!!! forget "shop" that is my dream house, I'll take two of those please
While I watch it, I listen to Benny Hill's theme, it always goes very well with the timelapse
No music for me! Noticed what looks like pressure treated posts, three man crew and gigantic concrete footers. Nice job!
Is this old footage from the days of the 3 man crew?
Kyle, You focus on quality and it certainly shows. Thanks for sharing 👍😊 Happy New Year!!
Happy New Year. Many Blessings!
Love how bright the inside is being all white
Nice building. I wish you could come out to Oregon and build me one.
Perfect timing for breakfast
Happy New Year
Totally Awesome came out Superb
1/1/22; just watched your FF video of post frame build. Very nice for us armchair YT viewers. Building has many details but your other videos cover all that. Another great job! Happy New Year to you & family. Wish you continued success!👍👍👍🧑🔧
Beautiful.. Great Job!
Beautiful, clean and super efficient team!
Wish you worked in Montana!! Great work!
Nothing like setting trusses on a nice calm day. lol
Think this was one of the first ones I watched when I was looking for screw fixings 👍
Awesome stuff Kyle! Thanks for sharing this one. I like some audio better than no audio.
Beautiful
Hey Kyle, have you ever thought about using screws on your purlin to truss connection? I built post frame buildings for 2 years up in MN and on all the roofs we replaced the nails in the purlins were pulled up.. we used a 6 3/8 t25 grk screw
Shutters look goofy, but it’s a nice building, owners must be happy
just aWesome.. thanks for all the inspiration Kyle! Be Blessed
I need one of these just like it to the T
2 questions i hope you can answer Kyle!
1. Since the trusses are 8’ apart, how do the insulators do the blow in from one end to the shop to the other? are they able to walk on the metal siding ceiling?
2. Are your screw lines off on the roof since you guys stagger 2x4’ back and forth all the way across?
Great looking shop too! im 22 years old and joined the apprenticeship right out of highschool at 18, and just journeyed out 5 months ago, i’m ready to start my own company! hope to start a post frame building company, really look up to you and your awesome builds.
Guessing they put in rat runs to insulate the ceiling with a blower. They would fall through or damage the metal interior.
Congratulations on your apprenticeship completion
@@corysturgis6660 that’s what i assumed, but never seen them put any rat runs in. in any of his videos! and thanks cory!
No music. Some narration. I enjoy your channel.
Happy New Year my Dudes!!!
Awesome build Kyle and Creg!
Perfect timing for dinner 😉
Cheers from Sweden
have building material costs dropped in price any since last summer??? You guys make it look so easy, thats a sign of a true professional!! Great Work. Wish you were closer to me over here in Iowa, I'm looking to build a 30x40 next summer, if I can afford it.
Nice. The owner likes a bright shop. I would have had 5 more windows installed up high above the 3 existing windows.
Nothing beats natural light.
did not tape off the top of the first door 9:53. nice looking building.
Honestly if it's a good fit tape is unnecessary, it's just extra insurance
@@johnrustad8540 exactly. Extra insurance which is always good in this application.
Why are post anchors set so close to ground? I did not see the drainage prep for the building,and are wondering how it was taken care of.
Wish you all Happy New! You need to setup building trainings across the country….
Outstanding work! I hope to have something just like that someday!
Beautiful work!
That's the right size shop for me. Love to know if your willing to come to NC to build this building on my land, and the cost of the building? Thanks RR
Excellent work
Phenomenal work.
I think I spy Zach and that is definitely Greg's old truck. Great time-lapse, though I miss the music on them. Do you miss the JCB at all?
Yes this was one of the last zach helped with
Nice, thanks
Can you explain how do you resolv the problame of condensation on the roof ?
What's the approx cost to build something like this or a bit smaller?
Superb ! Happy new year guys.
Great job guys! Looks Awesome!
All metal interior isnt for me but came out clean. Would love to work with you guys. So cool seeing these buildings come together. Wish I had land for one. And the funds lol
Why are the walls thermo isolated, but the calling not? Also, how does the air ventilation work?
I need you come to Austin Tx to do my shop
How tight are the roll up doors to the building? I have a 60x40 and there is a gap that I think will let in rain and wind.
Do you recommend insulating under concrete slabs
So if I understand correctly, the horizontal 2x4s for mounting the inside wall surface were installed by drilling or screwing through the vapor barrier. Does that allow moisture to get through at each hole in the vapor barrier or do the 2x4s sufficiently clamp the hole and make a seal?
Man that is so nice!
Can't thank you enough for putting all this great content up! I am planning to build a 26x50 heated shop with living quarters above (in attic trusses), post frame, concrete piers, radiant heat in slab. Curious if you have any build plans close to that? Thanks!
Huge fan thank you for doing these videos I’ve learned a lot from you already is there any videos that might highlight your details on installing your end trusses and your process on squaring your builds I will be doing my first build this spring on my own post frame looking forward to seeing how it goes thanks again for these videos your doing
Wow you guys go fast!
why did you not put house wrap on gables???