BIGGEST Building Ever Part 6: Installing Trusses
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- This video is the Start of Installing Trusses on the BIGGEST Building Ever...for us! Hope you guys enjoy the process of how we start this massive building's trusses and even enjoy how Cole does on his first day taking over for Greg when he's gone.
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This has to be one of my favorite videos.!! Just seeing father and son working together… and the young man is learning so much valuable things..!!
@@cloudx7897 Get a life!
@@cloudx7897 If you think its boring, why watch and take the time to comment? I've been watching for years - I don't really care about the buildings. I like Kyle, Greg, and now Cole. I can only imagine that the thing that gives you pleasure is cutting others down, otherwise you wouldn't have taken the time make such a lazy comment. Anyway, hope you have a great day and find some less boring content!
@@jayawilliams07 Where did he say that he finds the videos boring?
Yeah. This one was extra special!! Cole is THE man!! I'm imagining that Greg is exceedingly proud of the work that young man did. I know I would be if he were my son.
@@ghost357855 it would appear that the person I replied to deleted their comment or it was removed another way. It was another reply that said something like "boring. Same content every video".
Still blows me away that a job like this can be done by such a small crew. Modern equipment is miraculous.
And so quickly 💪
What a great dad! Keeping a level head while teaching Cole and having fun was great to watch! GREAT WORK COLE AND KYLE!
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DAD! Great job of teaching Cole at a pace he could understand and then repeat each task.
COLE, JUST WORKING WITH DAD IS ONE OF YOUR GREATEST DAYS YOU'LL HAVE IN LIFE, THE PROJECTS I DID WITH MY DAD ARE STILL THE ONES I REMEMBER THE MOST AND MISS.
I miss working with my son everyday. We lost him last year. He was an awesome and amazing man. It was by far the best times in my life. He was becoming an amazing carpenter just like dad. Good luck to both of you and hopefully you guys get to build together for many years
I love seeing you having your son on the job learning the trade…he’s got a great teacher
I was Cole 30 years ago- working with my father who built custom homes. Hated it a the time, grateful for it now. Cole has a better attitude than I ever did 😅
Good work, Cole! Be thankful for how your Dad teaches you. You've got a good thing going, young man. It's always nice to see a functioning father/son team.
One of your best videos Kyle, seeing a father teaching his son is something I think we have lost in today’s world, super refreshing to watch.
You should be a very proud Dad. Cole is doing a great job and there’s nothing better than watching a Father/Son working together.
Great to see you two working together, father and son. Cole did such a good job learning with a sense of humor and Kyle is a great dad and teacher. Heartwarming!
Kyle…..your son will definitely become a great mechanic with you as his teacher he had the listing knowledge to apply what you give him.
Oh….he has also learned how to use that big hammer 🔨….GREAT WORK !
I love that you are teaching your son the trade.
Kyle, cherish these days with your son. My son and I worked together for a few years in construction and they were my favorite times I ever had. He moved on to a great career and I miss having him there everyday.
I am enjoying
I helped my Grandfather build a barn, an addition to his house, and helped him rebuild an old Chevy. He got to teach me a bit about construction and mechanics and a whole lot about life. Absolutely priceless.
Most definitely my son used to help me install mini split systems now he is 4000 miles away working on wind turbines in Illinois. I miss him terribly but they do grow up
much respect to Cole... being corrected/taught in "public" is not easy. These are some major skills to learn!
Crazy this project. I can't imagine what goes through your mind when you wake up everyday knowing the work ahead of you. Great crew you have! Stay safe and looking forward to your progress!
I think I can do this… it’s just going to take a while and be a lot of work
The draw schedule .
Man, my favorite videos are when you have Cole on. Love the dynamic you have with Greg, but when you have Cole on, I feel like I’m learning a different way. I 48 years old, but when you’re teaching Cole, I feel like you’re a “dad” to all of us and passing along the family business knowledge to us. So awesome. Keep it up guys.
Also, Cole’s speech and mannerisms are identical to Kyle. 😂
Kyle and Cole. Great job. I remember when I was starting in Construction with my Uncle when I was in Jr High. I had to learn just like you are Cole. This is terrific You will ook back on this work all your life. Keep on learning by doing. This is great work as a life's work and it pays good too. Every day you see your accomplishments. Great satisfaction. Now I am
retired and 81 years old and I don't forget how my life felt good all my life. Let me encourage you. John in Missouri Valley Iowa.
Something we do a lot in the oilfield when lifting weird stuff is use a come-a-long as one leg of the rigging (usually the longer/lighter side). Then you can easily adjust it in the air to hang perfectly level
I just said exactly the same thing.. I said chain-fall though.. Chain-fall is supposed to be used for vertical and it is easier to adjust since it has a chain to make adjustments. I'm thinking you meant to say chain-fall though. Come-along is just a handle that you can haul on.
38:21 - “well if it’s lowkey perfect then lowkey hit it”
😂
I’ve learned a lot throughout the years, some things I’ve probably forgotten. But I’ll never forget the chain in the tub trick. Life changing
Kyle you can be very proud of Cole. He’s a great keen worker and clearly listens to you. Cole you are doing an amazing job, it’s cool to see you both working together!!
"if it's low key perfect, then low key hit it" 😂 Kyle learning his son's lingo
Well done, Cole! I remember when I started working for my dad doing roofing. I thought I knew everything. Listen to your dad and ask a lot of questions!
Beautiful day, great equipment and getting to work with your son. You can hardly even call that a job it is so perfect.
It's nice to have your son helping you and you take the time to be with him when he needs you. A true father and son team. It's a beautiful feeling 🥰
I don't have a son.
So, I am a lone ranger.
I can't call at any time I need help.
I've learned I can't depend on anyone to help me.
Cheers to you and your son
Kyle, you're doing a wonderful job with Cole. It's such a relief to see a millennial listen and not act like they know everything. 👏👏
Way to go Cole, you are the man, its a honest way to make a living.
Providing opportunity to succeed is one the most important aspects of being a father. The opportunity, the education, then the expectation will provide him with the confidence and courage every man needs in life. Good job Cole.
I'm amazed at how accurate you try to be, working with wood on a building as big as that! Here in the UK that building would be made with steel. Love the fact you've made the mistakes in the past and have learned from them. Sign of a good contractor. Keep up the good work.
I’m a little behind on this series. But man this video is so great, gotta be one of my favorites. I love watching father and son working together!!! Cole is learning so much and doing a great job. These are times they will never forget!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
It is always a good day when you get to work with your son, it is an awesome day when your son learns something and did great. Excellent job sir!
I love the “Im a little nervous” been there. Thumbs up for Cole
Cole will always remember this build and the lessons learned. Kyle you are an amazing teacher having done this for Greg already and your team is just going to get better .
Actually.... it goes beyond money.
Glimpses of human potential. Collaboration.
It's great you can involve your son. Even if you goes into a totally different career, he'll never regret learning all he can from his father.
Awesome seeing you giving your son coaching on construction. 👍👍🎉🎉Party 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Being the kid of a 50 year contractor/builder, (60 yrs old now) and spending summers on job sites with Dad, I get this. Cole will carry valuable knowledge and amazing memories for the rest of his life. So awesome!!
I also worked with my Dad on union sites .Im a carpenter and he was a laborer. We work together on three different jobs. He has passed away since then but I will never forget that time we spent together
Way to go Cole. You didn't need to go to the gym that day. Anytime you are doing something your body isn't used to it will take a while for muscle to build. Your ability to learn and keep pushing is amazing. Keep up the good work 👏
This is what I told him… it’s hard work he isn’t used to
Outstanding content right here folks! The hard work put into every aspect - construction, video, teaching, and mad skills all around. Greg missed out - but certainly to Cole's benefit! That young man is an outstanding apprentice. Learning this stuff on the fly is really hard. Cole did a fantastic job all around. Very impressive.
Great Father and Son Team getting the Roof Framing off to a big start.. Cole is
Learning things that he can use for the rest of his life.. That is top notch work
for pole barn framing.. It’s going to make a great solid building… Be Careful up
there guys…
Love these father and son videos. You guys may not realize it at the moment but these times will become priceless. Cole, be sure to soak up all the knowledge you can from pops,trust me, it will pay dividends in your future. Kyle, as always, great content!
Every time Cole has come on your sites, he has always been a willing worker; today he started learning the easy part is herder than it looks. He bent to the challenge and has good reason to walk away head up. Cole- learn all you can, it may take you farther than you know! Btw, the "bosses kid" weren't no slouch either! Kyle- you are a great teacher- very additive, you see what is working and you guide to aid it. Gregg will teach him how to keep the bass level and up beat.
This one is going to be a beast with the Magni. Bring it!
Word of advice to Cole. Cherish these days of working with your father. You might get tired and aggravated, but one day you will look back and remember this as one of the best days of your life!!! Great Video probably one of my favorites ever.
Being shown how to hold the purlins will help build Cole's mechanical understanding of how to address situations in the future. I loved that teaching moment. ❤ Great job Cole AND Kyle.
30 years driving truck and I'd have to say the snap binders work best securing a load. I hate the rachet binders for the same reason you do as well! They never keep a load of steel secure and are constantly coming loose.
I absolutely love your videos! They are both educational and enjoyable to watch. Your friendly demeanor and clear instructions make learning about construction a delightful experience. Thank you for making such high-quality content!
I'm addicted to this Project.
Its amazing to come along on this magnificent huge project.
Watching Father & Son working together brings back precious memories when I helped my Dad as a carpenters helper back in late 60's early 70's. Cole dud a splendid job. Big thumbs up for him. Can't wait for next vid!!
Good job Cole, and good job dad. Cole things always seem hard while you’re learning in any job or field. The most important thing is to never say the words “I can’t”. You have a great dad and I’m sure you’ll never hear those words come out of his mouth.
Not a project I don’t miss my dad. Relish the education, patience and time with each other. Love it and enjoy!
Absolutely love, seeing you teach Cole. All your little tips and tricks. Outstanding R&R. You might have only got two bays done but your teaching a brand new guy. He's catching on fast.
Jeeze ! I remember teaching my son how to put a nail in, and how to chase the head around as the nail tried to bend. we were re nailing an old board roof where the boards had cupped and pulled the nails. It was hard for him at 12years old, driving 2 1/2" cut clasp nails into timber that had sat up there for 50 years. He didn't give up, he's still doing it 28 years later !
It's moments like this where it's just dad and son working together on ANYTHING that will last a lifetime. That crane was flat out neat to see in operation. Never have even seen one on a rental yard and there are several pretty big sites near by. Thanks for sharing.😊
You’re a good dad and you’re a good teacher. Cole will definitely be a good worker when your finished training him on this job. Cole seems to be a good listener as well. And he is a quick leaner. Greg will be amazed when he sees the progress in Cole.
Wonderful to see you working and teaching your son.
One tip for doing those lifts. Get yourself a small chainfall. Once you get it close you can adjust the rest with the chainfall to get it bang on. Then as long as you lift in the same spot on each truss you'll always have a perfect lift. The only thing I'd do is you get yourself one sling that is a little long along with a small shackle and you put that on the chainfall side. If for some reason the chainfall fails that sling will stop the load from falling. We do that pretty often when installing piping to be able to make adjustments.
Kudos to Cole. He's learning lifelong carpentry tricks and so much more!
As Kyle noted, Cole is not used to using a big hammer so much. I'm sure
that his arm and shoulder were sore that evening to the next day. Poor Guy.
Having a good DAD that can teach a trade in todays time is exceptional. Learn all you can from DAD. Cause most other people will not teach what you need to know to make work easier and more accurate. Keep learning everyday about life, and whatever you choose to do as a career.
Let’s go Cole! I still enjoy framing with my dad. There’s a lot to be learned from experienced builders, and enjoy every moment. Even if building isn’t your thing in life, always give it 100%. There’s lessons to be learned in every situation/career in life.
Man this series is getting better every episode. That’s awesome Kyle having Cole there to work with you and him learning so much from ole dad. My son is only 7 but I bring him every chance I get to work with me! Keep bringing the great content dude
Love watching you work with your son. It is so hard to teach your kids how to do skilled work both efficiently and saftly; I think you are doing a great job.
Brings back memories of working with my dad many, many years ago
Good job guys! Way to go Cole. You are getting stronger every day. I have been waiting anxiously all week for this video. Be safe.
Definitely a “thumbs up” for the son & dad combo!!!
This was great. I've built three post frame structures on our homestead with my son. Watching you teach your boy how to properly install purlins brought back good memories of me doing the same with my son. Thanks Kyle, enjoy these days - they pass quickly
It's pretty amazing that you get as close as you do. The lumber the truss companies have to use is crap these days, I guess all the lumber we get anywhere is crap. I have sifted through thousands of bunks to find good lumber. My family was either carpenters or masons, I chose the bricks and honestly, over the last 400 years everything is sub standard, it takes a craftsmen to overcome the product. Years ago I had one of those tele handlers balanced on two wheels with my cheeks clinched hard enough I could have made a diamond! I was also within inches of power lines! It was almost surgical lowering the load to get it back down. I think I was 18 at the time and my dad was spotting me. He was clenched harder than I was! Keep up the good work and kudos for passing it down!
Good job Cole, hope you’re making some 🏦 working so hard for pops!
1:04 “…but truss me…it is a lot”
The unintentional pun. Well done 👍🏼
Nice one Cole!!! Great to see you working and learning with your Dad.. That awesome.
It's not just the learning, it's the quality father/son time that you guys get building this structure that he will remember. He will always be able to drive past that property and proudly proclaim that he helped his dad build that large building.
We can also collectively say. The father son duo is gold
Over 15 years ago I helped build a hay barn of similar size but we used full length trusses and had a mobile crane for setting it. I was brung on to help set the trusses cause they needed an extra guy on the ground for rigging and running the tag line. The one side has a 60ft opening and one end with a 40ft opening. The farm wanted it so they could load hay onto trailers during inclement weather. It was for a large hay farm in the thumb of Michigan that sells hay that mostly gets shipped out of state. The Amish built another smaller barn that happened to get blown down during a storm. The company I worked for they did alot of work for farms, co-ops and factory's so they also did steel work.
Father and son moments, teaching skills.....this priceless.
Love to see how big Cole is and him helping you out is what the channel needed! The legacy continues....
Watching Kyle and Cole nail purlins shows how much of an absolute beast Kyle is! Haha great job Cole, not too many people could hang with your old man. My dad framed houses for 40+ years. I’ve always marveled at the strength he possessed in his prime. I probably still couldn’t hang with him.
Seeing your son, Cole, with you is awesome!!! I truly wish you had longer videos more frequently.
i wish i had a father who also had a carpentry business i'm 15 now and i'm making things that you really say wow to but this doesn't even come close to it, col is the man
That's how boys become men. You're doing great, Cole. Keep following your dad's lead, and you'll be top notch.
I didnt read through all the comments but a speed binder might would work for your ratcheting. Great job guys
Soo Great to see the Magni back,!! Beautifull machine.!! Imagine if Cole had been dissinterested in building, and Greg was off with his Man Cold!!, 😁🤣I dont think you would have managed on youre own, So Good job you have Cole that Is interested!!, and is picking up the job well. Good Job Cole. Its always interesting watching the Magni work, where you can make up a big length of trusses and perlins, on the ground, and lift it all with the Magni. Pity you didnt know about this job the last time you had it. Great video Thanks. from UK.
Cole gets 2 thumbs up! lol nothing like working with your dad and learning the trade that he might want to take over some day!
Great, great content. Love watching you teaching your son your techniques and process. He's a great student/apprentice KUDOS Cole!
Kyle I’m not sure you’ll see this comment but man you are a great guy and the best framing channel on RUclips in my opinion. Your work ethic reminds me of growing up swinging a hammer with my pawpaw and working hard and not making excuses. Hard to find these days! I’m getting ready to build my first ever post frame home myself. And certainly will lean on your vids and I think I can accomplish it, I build my house I live in now traditional stick frame, I’m exited to get going with post frame.
Thanks for your hard work and inspiration!
best of luck man
Father & son time together is priceless.
Great job for your son ,
Don’t forget he’s under a lot of pressure to satisfy your needs .. I hope are giving him praise and recognition for his accomplishments,,
I do the best I can
Good Job Cole.
Your dad is amazing it’s hard work with effort and time you can be very good at building anything including your own home one day. 😊
SKOL to Cole. He's a quick learn. He deserves top pay no doubt !!
FYI your purloin bays through the center of the building don't need to all be perfectly lined up on ends, only the 2 end bays. We've strapped a full bunk of 18s with 4ft6" boards nailed on ends to keep bunk together when unstrapped laid on side many times; measure, Mark, drill, lift once. Jig system ok, keep bunk in 1 piece on edge, awesome!
"if its lowkey perfect then lowkey hit it" lol that made me chuckle a little
Sniffle. sniffle sigh, now there's some excellent Father/son memories...
Kudos to Cole!Great job kiddo! no disrespect for your age. Awesome job!
One of your best videos although they are all good imo. Great to see you and your son working as a team accomplishing progress, safely and methodically. Your son has a great teacher. Hopefully the truss install will be shown in great detail.
Hey guys may I suggest you get the exterior sheathing or metal siding (whichever it is) installed immediately after setting the trusses. Every truss is a wind sail and a couple dozen become a big sail if the wind comes at that critical angle and catches every truss as it hits. I've seen 3 riding arena collapses in my 55 years working. All were framed with the trusses set, and all came down due to wind, including one I was a carpenter on in 1980 in Rosedale Alberta.
Great to see you two working together.
Cheers 🇨🇦
Loving watching the teaching. This is great. Thanks for teaching your son good lessons.
The banter between you guys is really great. Makes me thing of how my sons and I might be a few years from now
Working as father & son, PRICELESS!!
Damn... U guys make quick work on this building..... Holy moly 💪💪💪💪💪