Appreciate video content! Apologies for the intrusion, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you heard the talk about - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a smashing one off product for building better sheds and woodworking without the hard work. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my work buddy got amazing results with it.
NARF! Hi, how come you always put the bolts on the edge of the top of the pier? It just bothers me.. i'd think the center would be nicer. 2nd question.. What manufacturer do you use? Although seems like they mis ship/build a lot of things, that you have to fix. I'm in Buffalo NY, so I'm considering one that will be better suited to snow load. Do the manufacturers give you some sort of plate to set those bolts in the concrete? How exactly do you measure them all out? I would think this is one of the most important parts. Thanks for all the metal videos! these are the first i've ever seen and they're inspiring. Most people around here use wood, and they also try to use the amish. It looks like the metal goes together even easier than wood, so I'm interested in seeing if that works better for me. Trying to be cost effective, as I'd like to build many, to create a whole industrial park. Where are you located?! Thanks, Greg
Thanks for inspiring message. Yes the column would probably be better in the middle of the pier. But when you enclose the building later then the pier would be outside the steel line . This way the concrete is inside your building. The manufacture in most of my videos is proned to a lot of mishaps. Welcome to construction. We contractors deal with this all the time and it's our job to figure it out. This is why I like to provide my own materials when I can. I now manufacture my own buildings to try and beat this problem but I'm also human and short materials or make mistakes in orders or quantities. I'm located in GA. I can have a building shipped with the specs you need Email me at Roofover556@yahoo.com and I can get u an estimate. Anchor bolt plans are provided for placement of the bolts.
@BuildingwithNARF thanks for the reply! Yes I realize the concrete would be outside the metal line but I figured some rain wouldn't hurt it. Or just cover it in dirt... Thinking more now... I guess you wouldn't want to just cover the outside in dirt... would probably be nasty and bring water in to rust the bolts. Curious how you keep the water away. I will email you to shoe you what I need thanks. Greg
I like the project your working on and maybe you can help me out. I want to build concrete piers to mount some steel to support a 16'x32' cabin 8 or 9 ft off the ground. What would be some materials I could use. I can get some 6"pipe and 6x6 inch tube both 1/4 wall. I was thinking on using 8 post but looking for opinions out here.
Excellent Video clip! Forgive me for chiming in, I would love your opinion. Have you heard the talk about - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (probably on Google)? It is a great exclusive guide for building better sheds and woodworking minus the headache. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my buddy after a lifetime of fighting got astronomical success with it. 👍😎
True...we put grease on them also. 1985 to now metal building erector s. Anchor bolts the curse of Murphy. We set all bolts don't let concrete guy do it or torches welder s come out...🙈
Is there an advantage to bolting columns individually and then lifting the assembled rafter in between columns or could you assemble columns and rafter all together and just lift the hole thing? Thanks!
Yes, it is easier to connect in the air and keep square, level and plumb. Also the rafters will twist and warp with the weight of columns attached while lifting. The columns are usually heavier than the rafter.
@@BuildingwithNARF gotcha thanks. We hand tightened an entire end wall together and we’re planning on doing all four sections like that. We will undo the rafter and do this separate, thanks for replying!
I'm curious why you wouldn't show how you leveled out all your footings? Determining the difference of elevation for each footing is needed when erecting a structure of this size and weight. Your footings didn't appear to be straight.
All piers were elevated to the same height on each side. There is 15" difference of height from front piers to back piers. I have another video of " pier setup for steel building addition" showing how we elevate the piers with the laser to the height needed.
How deep are the pier holes? Also do you think a pier foundation like this would work for an enclosed 39x57 building with a gravel floor. Great video, thanks!
Piers are determined by soil types and building size. Where we built this shelter I used a yard of concrete per pier. The building size you mentioned would work on a pier foundation. First consult with an engineer or builder familiar with your area, soil types and design of building to determine what would be sufficient. Meaning...what size are your spans, load bearings, and materials being used to support your structure.
There is alot of variables that decide the price of a slab. On average the cost will run $6-$9 sqft for concrete in my area. Engineered slabs will require more steel, beams, piers,etc. Site work will also determine cost and finally the dirt pad. Cost varies per job.
@@BuildingwithNARF thanks i been looking into a 50x100 steel structured building that will require some piers im sure i came up with about 55grand in concrete for price in nc do you have a website or social media page?
I think to prevent concrete from staining the threads wrap them up with painters tape or cellophane. It would save time and energy
Put heat shrink over the anchor threads next time to keep clean. Save you time
It's an overkill to use an air tractor plane to keep the cement moist while it cures :D
what are the sizes of the coulmns and the beams
Produced a lot of those beams good times
Nice to have professionals do a video not some fly by night DIY crap. Thank you.
You have made every video worth while with your kind comment! My day has been brightened! Thank you.
Appreciate video content! Apologies for the intrusion, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you heard the talk about - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a smashing one off product for building better sheds and woodworking without the hard work. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my work buddy got amazing results with it.
What’s average cost building and pouring piers to the full finish installation
NARF! Hi, how come you always put the bolts on the edge of the top of the pier? It just bothers me.. i'd think the center would be nicer. 2nd question.. What manufacturer do you use? Although seems like they mis ship/build a lot of things, that you have to fix. I'm in Buffalo NY, so I'm considering one that will be better suited to snow load. Do the manufacturers give you some sort of plate to set those bolts in the concrete? How exactly do you measure them all out? I would think this is one of the most important parts. Thanks for all the metal videos! these are the first i've ever seen and they're inspiring. Most people around here use wood, and they also try to use the amish. It looks like the metal goes together even easier than wood, so I'm interested in seeing if that works better for me. Trying to be cost effective, as I'd like to build many, to create a whole industrial park. Where are you located?! Thanks, Greg
Thanks for inspiring message.
Yes the column would probably be better in the middle of the pier. But when you enclose the building later then the pier would be outside the steel line . This way the concrete is inside your building. The manufacture in most of my videos is proned to a lot of mishaps. Welcome to construction. We contractors deal with this all the time and it's our job to figure it out. This is why I like to provide my own materials when I can. I now manufacture my own buildings to try and beat this problem but I'm also human and short materials or make mistakes in orders or quantities. I'm located in GA. I can have a building shipped with the specs you need
Email me at Roofover556@yahoo.com and I can get u an estimate.
Anchor bolt plans are provided for placement of the bolts.
@BuildingwithNARF thanks for the reply! Yes I realize the concrete would be outside the metal line but I figured some rain wouldn't hurt it. Or just cover it in dirt... Thinking more now... I guess you wouldn't want to just cover the outside in dirt... would probably be nasty and bring water in to rust the bolts. Curious how you keep the water away. I will email you to shoe you what I need thanks. Greg
how many shekels is this and can you just cut and weld your own beams together if u get the raw beams from somewhere?
Cool video man. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
I like the project your working on and maybe you can help me out. I want to build concrete piers to mount some steel to support a 16'x32' cabin 8 or 9 ft off the ground. What would be some materials I could use. I can get some 6"pipe and 6x6 inch tube both 1/4 wall. I was thinking on using 8 post but looking for opinions out here.
You need an engineer to answer that kind of question..
Good job men
Thanks!
Wrap your bolts with some masking tape next time it's a good trick. good job buddy.
Excellent Video clip! Forgive me for chiming in, I would love your opinion. Have you heard the talk about - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (probably on Google)? It is a great exclusive guide for building better sheds and woodworking minus the headache. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my buddy after a lifetime of fighting got astronomical success with it. 👍😎
True...we put grease on them also.
1985 to now metal building erector s.
Anchor bolts the curse of Murphy.
We set all bolts don't let concrete guy do it or torches welder s come out...🙈
Who’s the best company to buy a building kit from? North Florida- just across the Ga line. Do you travel?
Me
@BuildingwithNARF what part of Georgia are you out of? Looks like south central
How much do you charge per sq ft?
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Is there an advantage to bolting columns individually and then lifting the assembled rafter in between columns or could you assemble columns and rafter all together and just lift the hole thing? Thanks!
Yes, it is easier to connect in the air and keep square, level and plumb. Also the rafters will twist and warp with the weight of columns attached while lifting. The columns are usually heavier than the rafter.
@@BuildingwithNARF gotcha thanks. We hand tightened an entire end wall together and we’re planning on doing all four sections like that. We will undo the rafter and do this separate, thanks for replying!
Check out this video where we do bolt the light endwall on the ground and lift the whole wall.
ruclips.net/video/nhuZgzhaK-k/видео.html
No foundation beam/walls between the piers ????
Piers only ....
loved the video
I'm curious why you wouldn't show how you leveled out all your footings? Determining the difference of elevation for each footing is needed when erecting a structure of this size and weight. Your footings didn't appear to be straight.
All piers were elevated to the same height on each side.
There is 15" difference of height from front piers to back piers. I have another video of " pier setup for steel building addition" showing how we elevate the piers with the laser to the height needed.
There's nothing like the sweet smell of pesticide being sprayed in the air by a crop duster.
How deep are the pier holes? Also do you think a pier foundation like this would work for an enclosed 39x57 building with a gravel floor. Great video, thanks!
Piers are determined by soil types and building size. Where we built this shelter I used a yard of concrete per pier. The building size you mentioned would work on a pier foundation. First consult with an engineer or builder familiar with your area, soil types and design of building to determine what would be sufficient. Meaning...what size are your spans, load bearings, and materials being used to support your structure.
Building with NARF ok great. Thanks for the quick reply!
@@BuildingwithNARF..
Why has none of your buildings got no haunches or apex haunches on the rafters
Haunches??
I have a building that need need to put up 8,000 sq ft, I’m open for a quote if you guys are in California
I like this,where do you purchase the frame and other materials
We sell kits..
@@BuildingwithNARF do your kits come with plans and stamped?
@@rodjohnson646 yes we have engineered stamped plans
@@BuildingwithNARF
Where could I look up the kits?
Thank you
@@tulw2728 email me for quotes. Roofover556@Yahoo.com..
Nice sir any helper job their I have good welder and painter
Which company made your frame?
I want use the same for a barn dominion. 🙏
On this build I manufactured my own frames.
@@BuildingwithNARF how much did the materials cost?
Where are you based out of
GA
@@BuildingwithNARF how much does a 50x100 concrete pad normally run for a steel building like these
There is alot of variables that decide the price of a slab. On average the cost will run $6-$9 sqft for concrete in my area.
Engineered slabs will require more steel, beams, piers,etc. Site work will also determine cost and finally the dirt pad. Cost varies per job.
@@BuildingwithNARF thanks i been looking into a 50x100 steel structured building that will require some piers im sure i came up with about 55grand in concrete for price in nc do you have a website or social media page?
@NARF.Buildz on InstaGram
@everyone
Anchor bolts errors...ahhhhhh
@5:21 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why don't people just build houses with steel?
We do that for some clients. #barndominum
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What is that cancer plane spraying ?
Idk. Maybe cancer.
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Your setup system was not correct. You did few wrong setps for setup this street construction which is not good actually.
Possibly the worst effort I've ever seen
Where's your videos on how to do it right?