Building an Attached Garage Full Time-lapse
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- While building this 48x48 work shop / attached garage, I used almost 100% GoPro hero 5 black cameras for the time-lapse construction video. It was a pretty fun build where we had to connect the new garage with the original post frame home. It added some complexity with the way the home was finished inside. This meant we were not able to tear off the old roof, but rather lay over top with 1x fir strips....but you can just watch and see. If you haven't already, hit that subscribe button. We have some great projects shaping up for 2019, and you don't want to miss them!
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I know its long...no music...but I wanted to just throw it out there and see what you guys thought. Let me know in the comments because I have a couple other builds completely filmed...I just didn't have time to edit all the videos for them...maybe I can do this when I need catch up.
Like the longevity. Can watch vids like this on my free time all day. Keep em coming Kyle.
It's interesting.
How long does it take from start to finnish
Some how, I expected hear the "Nutcracker Suite" playing. Maybe a like this... ruclips.net/video/I_7AvrTnMpY/видео.html
Keep tossing these up. Long format, no music, just building is awesome to see.
I truly admire guys whose garages are bigger than their houses. THAT shows proper priorities. 😄
lol thats funny
I was going to ask if the guy was single, no way would my wife allow the shop to be bigger than the house.
Ted Bownas it’s not only me then. I have noticed a few garages bigger than the adjoining house here. Lol sadly I can only dream.
That's why I'm yet to be married gentlemen. LOL Too many plans that I don't want to compromise on.
prolly a business
From the start, Ryan was very helpful and is continuing to be helpful about his ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans . Also, they have answered all the questions I have asked & I got outstanding support from his My Shed Plans full package.
You have my complete respect for working in that weather. That's 100% big kahuna's right there. When I was twenty, I worked in front of a backhoe operator nicknamed 'Coffee' in Greenville, SC, laying sewer lines deep in the ground in the middle of dead winter and it taught me a lot about sucking it up and getting it done.
I was fortunate to have a step-father that’s hobby was a cabinet building... he had power machines that needed lots of space yet were jammed into a single car garage...this man taught me the love of woodworking and the important of space.
I'm 76 years old and I have watching most of your video's and have enjoyed them more then anything I have ever watch. Would like to get to know your crew as much as I have got to know you. Thanks a lot. Keep them coming.
WOW.. Kudos to all the guys who worked so hard on this build.. what a 'team'!!
Astounding! Was such a privilege to watch. Thank you. Bloody hard work you guys pulled there. Impressive stuff. Great energy.
every man`s dream, having a garage bigger than his house
TheMadJoker87 I have that same dream!
You don't need to buy a house, you just need one of these with living quarters up top, just don't get married...
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@@backwoodsp.n.w ahahha!
Noo...Having a cock bigger than his arm!!
Wow! I can't believe you guys got all that work done in just 24.39 minutes. One more job done great.
Keep up the great work and God bless.
Right...that would have taken me every bit of an hour and a half. LOL
Нормально все, нормально нереально. Конфету съел, кофе выпил, лайк поставил и спать.
А сегодня в завтрашний день не все могут смотреть. Вернее смотреть могут не только лишь все, мало кто может это делать.
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Love your work mate. During my working life I always stressed “always keep the work site.(Civil Construction) tidy and at the end of each working day water/rain proof. Terrific to see that you have the machinery to make your work fast and safe.
Always great viewing, congratulations mate.
The way you framed those valleys in is pure artwork that nobody will ever .. except maybe in this video
I'm all for having these types of videos if that means we get to see more of your builds! I enjoyed watching it!
Slick piloting of the drone through the trusses. Skills continue to amaze.
wayne rogers I was just going to say that
@@Drommund that gave me anxiety
I appreciate the extra time taken to make the continuous video review of the complete job! I will watch each and every one as it gives a very good perspective of the entire job. Please continue if possible. I will try to find a RUclips searchable way to find each one. Thank you again Kyle!!!
Its ridiculously satisfying how all the parts fits perfectly!! Big thumbs up for u man
Amazing as is. I really loved seeing the entire scope of the project. The timelapse really showed the high-level process well.
Thanks.
Amazing work guys. Loved every second of it.
The roof that connects the two buildings looks amazing!
Also good editing with no music! It's nice not having to turn the volume down and then up when you start explaining the job. Thanks.
Is this You Cuz? Oildale here...
Great job as usual. Love the details. Definately love the time lapse part.
love a detailed breakdown on the other videos but loved just watching the whole process start to finish in 1 video , good work Kyle and that wall through roof was a masterpiece
I totally agree. Love seeing it all on one video and love the breakdowns. Keep em coming, eh.
Gorgeous build and really insightful video. Thanks for posting!
simply amazing. I live here in Brazil and I really admire the speed and quality of your work.
It was alright but I wouldn’t do it all the time. Your personality and commentary is what I like, also when you get Greg involved.
Good job!
THANK YOU FOR SHEARING THIS AMAZING BUILD, I ENJOYED EVERY SECOND OF IT. AND THE BONUS NO MUSIC... YOUR THE BEST....
Thanks
He sheared the build? What part did he shear?
You said "SHEARING" this video. Speaking of shearing, how the hell do you get signed off on a building with this much wind factor and no sheer wall ?
I’m a carpenter (retired) and a builder (semi active at 69). Your crew knows exactly what they are doing. Impressive.
i wanted to know how to go into carpentry? is it easy?
i love the way you attached the new building to the old one. It actually gave a nice idea for a new project.
Enjoyed every second of it! Kinda nice just sitting in the silence. Great work, Kyle!
The same.
Stumbled on this video. These men, they are beast! Great video
Those scissor lifts were absolutely Imperative to the build. Amazing!
Как же все продуманно и удобно для строителей...
Сам весной строил коровник по такой технологии ,вся деревня собралась репы чесали и вынесли вердикт,не простоит 😊
а когда увидели первый раз пневмо молотки сказали может и незавалится...😁😂коровник стоит до сих пор...
Glad you didn't add any music. Most times bad music choices can ruin time lapse videos. Really enjoyed this video. Was neat seeing you connecting the two buildings together. Thanks for uploading.
@twitch moments Too much work.
Man, you guys do great work!
When I get some property, I want your company to give me quotes on a building like this!
That scissor lift is a beast. Awesome having the right tool for the job.
I really appreciate you taking the time to do this buddy. Fantastic video. I want to build one too and it’s great to see the aerial view of it all. Well done.
That was a beautiful time lapse 🤩😲😍 It’s a fantastic build too! I love your videos!
What a gorgeous setup! This is exactly what I'd love to have!
Those two colors go so well together.
I love it when you do the fly-thru's...Gives a great perspective.
Love it, would have like to have seen the entire build.......doors, concert....etc!
With Christmas looming and vacation time being threatened I decided production was more important. Maybe next time
It looks like these guys did an excellent job ..it looks very nice.. Watching fast motion is so weird yet amazing
Very nice work!!
Love your buildings! I wish I could get you and your guys to come and built my garage! Again very nice work keep it up! 👊
I played Yakety Sax in the background which increased my enjoyment by 200%! I highly recommend it.
Dueling banjo is another good tune to listen to with silent video and some other selective instrumental music choices.
I’m about to start a steel truss pole barn I have to say I’ve learned a ton from watching you guys. Now let’s see if I can get it to turn out as nice. Thank you for what you do.
Guessing it is not a Miracle Truss type steel truss.
I am seriously considering doing this for a home/ garage/ b-ball court/ forever home!! Makes so much sense!!
Incredible footage and a magnificent build guys.
I was scratching my head on the “attached “ part in the title for most of the video. Many of the shots it was hard to tell there was a building close by. Nice build.
I like the color!
Wow! I am SO impress. Thank you.
Man, you guys do such clean efficient work...makes it easy to watch a video like this again...even a year later =)
What a beautiful shed. So nicely put together. I hope you insulated the ceilings as well. I insulated the roof of my shed last year after having two summers of 45 deg Celsius. What a difference it makes. Cheers from the land down under.
Man, you guys are damn good at what you do! Keep up the great work!
Now that’s a nice shop love I like that part to walk between buildings!
This is how fast time is actually traveling, awesome video! 👍👍
Sweet cloud factory across the way.
Loved the format. Having watched many of your vids, I found myself self-narrating "And now we yada yada yada..." :)
Outstanding work.. Super Impressive!
These guys work really hard. Love the video!
Really wish you would come down to Evansville,IN and build my 60x40!!!! Just think about it.
Nice work
that little kubota skid steer was pretty impressive.
It’s not little lol it’s a big one
I need this building! Nice work guys!
How come there are people giving the thumbs down? Impressive work! Thank you for the video.
people with different ways of building, I for one didnt give him a thumbs down, but I dont like how he installs the windows, The framing of the window should get the excess house wrap, hard to tell if they even put a level on the window either
You guys did a ton in one day
My relatives work for JW Windows. Thanks for supporting their product. Loved the videos!
Those carpenter ants were incredible. Great job👍👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺. Thankyou for taking the time and publishing a great how too video.
It don’t need music. I was thoroughly interested in watching this.
More timelapses, these are quite more interesting to watch, gives more value for the time watching so to speak. Maybe some music next time,but loving it anyways 👍
You guys are so damn good that you can build two buildings in one hour :) .. awesome job fellas and keep it coming! Thanks.
I love watching your videos every time.
Thanks,
I want one for my car, 4x4 and motorbikes.
Don't like the ceiling though I would have preferred the rafters were left bare but with some insulation.
Great video, the lack of sound was weird so I loaded up spotify in the background and listened to some classical while I watched it.
I loved the Drone shot thru the trusses
Great job. Fit and finish looks great.
My wife and I just sold our home and are moving out to the sticks of Idaho, and this was a great learning experience. Thanks for taking the time to put it up, and I enjoyed it the way it is, no music was nice and relaxing to watch. I'm considering going the pole building route for our main home, but can't find much info online about pro's and cons of doing so. Do you or anyone else have any reading recommendations? I want to learn as much as possible to make an informed choice. Not sure if this is a cheaper route than traditional stick frame or if it's just a time saver home wise. Will be going this route for the shop for sure, just not sure about the home yet. Thanks for any info you might give.
look up Post Frame Advantage and Pole Barn Guru for advice and tips for starters
@@Joshua79C Thank you very much for the tips, I will check those out right now.
Pole frame makes a stronger house, due to lack of joint between floor and the load doesn’t is always on the one long stud, with stick framing you save some money with not need as long of studs but the house won’t be as strong. Also pole framing has the advantage of dealing with settling and expansion/contraction better since there are lest joints between sections.
Bloody hell, you lads work fast🤣😂🤣😂😈👍🏻🤙🏻🍺
It's in fast mode
Wow! That's cool - the wat they just get on with it and climb up the side to secure it properly - fab!
The connection between workshop and garage is art.
Thanks I appreciate that
great video, do you ever do open ceiling? Or trusses that are open with garage skylights? Id love to see that, makes the space so much bigger. Cheers
I’m a garage-a-holic and really enjoyed this video, definitely put in some music or even some vocal commentary of the steps, but I still watched it to the end, thank you for feeding my addiction today
You guys are so smart for working off aerial platforms. Makes the job so much easier and safe. Imagine doing this off ladders or scaffolding...
Straight professional and awesome work here.
This looks like a prefab kit wonder where you get this
I wanted to see the dirt floor to final floor steps
me too...was wondering why not get the floor poured early on?
@@michaelslack5269 I saw in another video that he contracts out that part of the work
I think that should have been the first step if he was going to pour a concrete floor they went the other route in the begging so I don't think there will be a slab floor
It’s pretty common to not have the concrete poured right away, just have gravel put down first. The ground needs to settle before the concrete is done so it doesn’t crack when the ground shifts
@@outofrangetv2353 how long will you have to wait for the ground to settle before concrete?
Great job! And beautifully filmed.
Such a cool video. You make it look so easy! I’m going to go build one right now! Good work guys!
Risky drone shots, but great result👍🏻
What’s a rough estimate cost of a structure like that? If you don’t mind me asking.
I was a Carpenter for 16 years. I really want to get back into it just so my son have the opportunity to learn the trade the way I did. There is a work ethic that gets inbeded in our soul from being a carpenter, that will path the road to success in all.
Such a BEAUTIFUL job guys!!!
Hi from Russia. It's very cool work.
Я не понял как в боксе пол залили,прям на землю чтоль бетона слой с сеткой и все?
@@user-ni5dw4ch5r его никто не заливал. Там осталась земля. Этот этап не показали.
Great video just the way it is. Sometimes music can detract from the enjoyment, especially if the music isn't a kind you like. Curious about the cost of this big of a shop?
Fancy seeing you here rodney 😂🍻
Awesome build. Great detail work!
Would be nice to see the rain gutters, down pipes internal flooring and lighting as part of the finished product. Looks like a very clean job arrived out by great craftsman. Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed the presentation and filming angles.
You had me all kinds of confused on the transition from existing roof to breezeway roof. I couldn't imagine a way to make that waterproof until I saw your stripping for the new roof. Lol
You weren't the only one confused lol
perfect have to keep you guessing
Do the "bumps" in the foam filler strips fall under the ribs when you run them at an angle in the valley? Do they stretch enough to make the layout work?
Yeah, me too!
Who needs a house when they can have that building they can live in.
Man! This is awesome, would love to see it in person...👍
Beautifully done. Love it.
only things I didn't see were the floor.. i'm assuming it would be a poured concrete floor? I would think that would be done before the building is completed. .. and the electric in the new building... something that big would need some outlets and lights i'd think?
Some jobs have the slab poured before some have it done after. Kind of a trade off on the way you do it. If you pour it before, you have to build a mold for the pad. If you build it like this, the walls themselves become the mold.
A lot of electrical in a shops is also ran outside the wall so it is easily changed. You could wire in the wall a rough guess to what you might need like an outlet every 6 feet or so but there are times when you need much more. Kind of hard to tell when you will need until you lay out all the equipment you will be using.