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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2023
- Full Build Video!! I was asked to build new baseball dugouts for my local school where my kids attend and of course I couldn't say no. In fact it was a great place to donate a ton of left over LP Smartside from previous projects. I hope you enjoy this full build video from start to finish.
Couple Great Tools
Makita XGT Track saw
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Pica Pencil
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Paslode Framer
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RR Building Plans
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Gee whiz, where is the versetta stone? 😅
NICE!!!!!
The videography and editing was outstanding. Catching the details and telling the story all at the same time.
Came here to say just that!
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Hey! As a retired HS baseball coach and athletic director, I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you guys for doing this project for your local high school! The professional perfection will be appreciated for decades by hundreds of young baseball players. Way to go! Your channel is now my favorite!
Besides the quality of the building process itself, the videography and editing in this is spectacular!
Just wanted to appreciate the new camerawork and video editing, great stuff :)
Outstanding design and attention to construction detail. This 2-man crew shows amazing productivity and coordination. So impressive.
Love watching all your videos - starting to watch them with my 7 year old son, who is a big kid now, and he asked why you are not wearing gloves. I told him you were professionals and he said it was sus. Keep up the great work. Starting on a new generation!!!!
Really enjoyed this one guys. Baseball runs deep for us, and those dugouts!!..that is one lucky field!
My son had his first baseball game of the season last week. They had brand new dugouts identical to this... they were atrocious. It is awsome to see someone take pride in their work day in and day out. Cheers!
You fellas were no nonsense working on this one. Great job! It was poetry in motion really…
Good to see a dude like yourself on the tools all day.
absolutely love how you guys guys gave a lowly pair of dugouts the same care and attention as you do to your other projects. Bravo.
no matter how large or crazy a building is... as long as it includes such important details as a simple cut for a bolt or nut, or double corners in the sheet, all this even if it is for a box of a few feet. .. it's what makes it great and crazy, I really admire your work, I wish I was in Greg's feet (sorry if I didn't write the name correctly, but I'm Hispanic and he didn't speak English very well)
Fantastic! I was just mesmerized for 34 minutes. My dad came over at the beginning, sat down on the couch and watched until the end which is the rarest thing to ever happen. He said that’s the nicest dugout he has ever seen and when he played ball all they had was a 2x8 and 2 cinder blocks. Great job Kyle and team!
As someone in the process of attaining a contractor license and has been working in the trades for the last 10 years steady. I definitely look up to contractors like yourself. You go the extra mile and deliver a premium product to your customers. I have jotted down so many dang ideas in my phone watching your videos. I think bringing the customer along for the process is a unique opportunity and I believe it adds value to the customer to see what they are getting. Thanks for everything you do. Wish nothing but the best for you and I enjoy learning from your channel
That dugout is tornado proof. Great craftsmanship and something to be proud off
This might be one of my favorite videos yet. Just getting work done. No BS. No drama. Just excellence. This is so much fun to watch. Jealous.
Awesome thank you for the feedback
Ya'll work together like a well oiled machine. Impressive.
As always, amazing workmanship! Thanks for sharing all the details.
You are from Sterling? So am I! I knew you were something SPECIAL!
Go Warriors!
Let’s go!
@@RRBuildings - unfortunately I moved away - but I think it was one of the best places to grow up!
This is beautiful. The boys playing on this field will have inspiration due to your work.
I was removing apples with joints in them and diving through geese crap in my outfield in my HS days. This is next level.
Awesome video. RR, Perkins brothers, and Stud Pack 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Those dugouts look amazing. Great job Kyle and Greg.
Thanks James
beautiful....will be enjoyed by many.thank for your craft.
Those could also be the town's tornado shelters!
Mighty spiffy looking. Well done guys.
Outstanding in every ways !
R&R building your dugouts,,that's a win right out of the gate,good job guys.
Nice job guys. Beautiful looking diamond.
Gods amongst men! Out freaking standing
Awesome production. Great Dugouts
What a fun project! Thanks for sharing!
Great looking project and complex!!!
The attention to detail is 2nd to none!!
Loved playing at Sterling and dekalb because of their turf fields. That baseball field looks amazing.
RR I really appreciate the attention to detail in everything you do thats the way I was brought up in the trades and what im trying to pass on keep on keepin on👌
Nice job guys,100% my favorite R&R video to date,no fluff,just meat and potatoes....keep it up👍👍👍
Very very impressive!
Just awesome. I love the attention to detail you have. I like picking up on little bits here and there from your videos like using the speed square to align your nails at one point. Simple and easy but effective.
Nice Job, the teams will be happy.
This seamhead appreciates giving back. Great work brother.
Vídeos assim que são ótimos, sem muita conversa, parabéns continue assim.
Those metal cutters leave such a smooth edge awesome, never seen a dugout built before,GOD BLESS
Fantastic project!
Love your content! I’m a 30+yr carpenter from WI, it’s fun to see how others work the trade, and it’s even more enjoyable to see how well you guys work together! Best wishes!
Looks great. Can say that sliding on astroturf feels terrible
Very cool job. Enjoyed watching.
Wonderful!
Fantastic as always, those are some lucky kids!
Nice job the kids r gonna enjoy for many year to come
Great donation of your time and talents! I was hoping to see you guys hit some batting practice. I truly enjoy your attention to quality and detail. Thanks for sharing.
We did want to haha
From man to man : Respect!
Great job, mister. You make it look so easy that I almost think I could do it myself. Thanks
You can
Absolutely love the quality of your guys' build ; per usual. Also nice left handed swing on that spike, as a lefty that's one thing I always take notice of, especially where my right swing is lacking. Cheers!
While I enjoy all your build videos, this one was exceptionally enjoyable because it was for the kids if you will. The field, the dugout, the whole thing is just heartwarming in my opinion.
very nice bench cover!
How cool!
Awesome to see improvements for the kids, that is a beautiful field and great job on the dugouts, your work is impeccable. Good to see my hometown again can’t wait to check it out this fall.
Awesome
Really enjoyed the video, everything was fantastic and was fun to watch 👍🏻
Great video Kyle, great to see something a bit different😊
Nice wor as always Kyle and Greg
Amazing quality. Amazing speed. You should have put your logo on the backside.
Can’t wait for a pop fly ball hits the dug outs roof right between the studs
Great job like always
Great work!
best in the game. hands down
Excellent
Small projects like that are fun. You don't have the time to get bored by one task.
Nice job guys. Great video
thank you
Very impressive sir, wood frame pretty hard to find in Thailand. Nowadays they just use steel frame for cost savings.
Also great job on the project!!
Nice!!! Way to do your very best on something your kids will use and how their friends will give the mad props for having the best dad.
Love your work. Wanna come to LA (Lower Alabama) and build a couple smaller Barndo's on 8 acres? Only 10 miles from the Gulf so you and Greg can work on your tan.
Awesome video!
Production style post frame dugout. Man, it's almost like you've done this before.
Great vid. Love the stabila rbeam 300 level.
Great video! I am curious as to what kind of nut drivers you guys use. I have had horrible luck with getting nut drivers that don't strip out or crack. Thanks for the help!
Why not rockwool and keep the summer heat down or seal the 2Xs with the concrete brackets?
Well done guys. (Video editing as well).
Just like Butter 👍👍
Outstanding work as always.
It's fun to see you guys to a smaller project and I get that you're more comfortable doing things the usual way, but clearly this is overbuilt and would have been cheaper and likely faster built with ordinary 2'oc stick frame construction.
Great job and you tube beautiful field
Great. Have you ever used Trusscore for ceilings and garage walls?
Nice!
Y'all could've just slapped something up, but nooooo! Ya gotta go a build the best HS dugouts ever lol! Attention to detail and craftsmanship are always impressive guys. Great job!!!
very nice !
LOVED the video....just a tad surprised you didn't make this a learning opportunity or class for a few select students like from the wood shop to teach hands on work experience with tools.
@rrbuildings - yes! Would love to see you take some students out on the job site! Real world experience from the experts!
Sometimes the small projects are better than bigger ones, you can see the start to finish come together like clockwork (as always). Well done to both of you and who ever did the filming, terrific as always.
You should do a video on business basics and what you did to become a successful business owner.
Regarding smaking the back of the impact to get the screw started, I have been told to avoid using your hands as hammers. Supposedly when you get older you'll have a painful reminder you did that. I try to follow this advice but sometimes its just easier to use a fist than grab something to smash with.
Y’all kill it, pure grind. Love to see the work, true talent
Great video, what or why did you tape around the bottom of the post? Is this to stop bugs? The dugout looks great.
very nice! how did that metal roof hold up to errant fly balls landing on it?
Skill
Beautiful dugouts!!
Did you consider placing the front columns at the entrance/exit openings and running a header? Seems like doing it that way would've made it more open with less visual obstruction for the coaches and players on the bench. I'm sure the way you did it cost less for the school.
Surprisingly the lack of explaining the build was ok. God bless you all.
Thanks I was hoping just a chill build would be good
The synthetic turf looks great, but a lot of data is starting to speak to highly probability of leg Injuries in synthetic turf vs real grass. The dugouts look amazing!
Awesome! Play Ball.