Livestock Shelter Build 40 X 15 | Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 24 фев 2023
- Today, we share the framing of our 40X15 Livestock Shelter Build. This is part 1 of our build, stay tuned for the next episode.
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Your presentation style is so engaging and easy to follow. I feel like I'm learning from a friend rather than a teacher, which makes the content even more enjoyable to watch.
Inspiring build. At 7:06 I thought it was going to drop.🤙….
About how much in total would you say this barn cost you? If you could could you separate is and say how much wood was how much tin was and then have it together. Thank you
I really like watch others build I build stuff but am not a carpenter by no mean but I like trying to be as efficient as possible and with the least amount of labor and it is great if I can do it by my self 😂 because am cheap 😆
That’s 16ft and 12 ft 4x4? With post holes roughly 4ft deep with notches cut every 4ft 2 C notches and L notch at the top? Great work
Why did you notch in the 2x6s
Would you say this style of build is adequate for a snow load and moderate winds?
How much did it cost in materials and labor?
We have about $1500 in it, but we fortunately were able to purchase used metal from a neighbor for a steal!
What size posts did you use?
We used 4x4 post! Thanks for watching!