$2,000 HOUSE - ADDITION STEEL & CONCRETE - Ep. 21 - Man Cave
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Your children will look back in 40-50 years at this building and have fond memories of you building it.
So will we when he finally finishes the $9000 house
@Acoz0r Whining about it won't make it happen faster. I mean honestly guys. EVERY video!
Nice. The $9,000 dollar house needs some attention 🙂
Yes it does.
@@homemadehome5575 It's all good, you do you. I have a house that I have been working on for more than 20 years.
Agree. I’ve been following that house since the beginning and would love to see it completed!
Beautiful orchestration of this one man show. What one man can accomplish if he’s willing.
One of the hardest working men on utube. 5,000 views and 800 likes? You are awesome.
Most of the time, when you see the diagonal bar at the corners, it's just there to help keep the horizontal spacing between the bars uniform. Helps stop the bars from getting dislodged as you are tying the bars together and transitioning around the corner. The metal chairs you used are meant for wood forms or elevated concrete on metal decking, not to be sitting on soil. Also, along the same lines, the small welded bar on the vertical bars was another mistake. Both of these situations allows water to migrate up to your main structural steel reinforcing, and will eventually rust and weaken it. It's better to use plastic when in direct contact with soils to keep water off the steel and eliminating rusting. There are pre-made plastic saddles that you can place under the horizontal bars as well as at each end of the horizontal leg of your L shaped vertical bars, and then wire tie to the horizonal main bars. For this structure, probably going to be alright, but just for future knowledge. Another great video, and really enjoying the series.
Agreed, in outside environments, you'd ideally have about 1 3/8" coverage minimum (35mm, Aggressive environment) at any given point. In coastal areas, you'd want about 1 3/4" (45mm, Extra Aggressive environment).
Normal iron/steel sticking out will corrode and wick moisture to the rebar inside.
You had me half worried for a second then I remembered how short my life is and I relaxed into knowing that rebar is going to outlast me and even if it doesn't it won't matter. That in no way has a bearing on your good advice and I will not forget this going forward for more critical applications. Thanks.
Fiberglass fencing poles work well
I miss that kind of honest work. In the 70's working for Wick Homes we started at 6am and quit at 6pm. But in my 20's that was fun!
I don't keep those hours exactly, more like noon - midnight.
I love your uploads. I find all of it interesting. Helps make my breast cancer livable.
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@@WollongongSkyWatch big lol
@@kattihatt and a big fat nothing from you lol. We can change 96% of our cells in 12months. Think about that for a few minutes.
Hope you and your family are staying safe from the storms
I'd be an excellent supervisor. I enjoy watching you work.
GREAT music!
Thank God for concrete companies with big equipment. You would not have been so chipper if you had had to mix and pour all that by hand. Sounds like they were great to work with, too. 😊
Thank you and agreed, it was way too big for bags.
Love how you bent the rebar. Not being well versed in construction I would have never thought of that. The pour looks well done too.
Same here. Never knew a trailer could bend RR.
That trailer is particularly handy, it's tall so it is a work bench, works for stuff like what I showed, I've built walls on it, moved things far too heavy to legally go down the road and so forth.
Way cool! Let's hear it for awesome Dads! You, your children and I are blessed in that way. 🙂
Yay. Not much to say how great things are moving.
Nice work my friend. I like how you are chopping it up into smaller videos. Now I for one, would watch if was hour long videos, but I think it will please some of the folks who have smaller attention spans .
As always , it's good to see you again.
Trying to get them out more often, keeps my projects moving forward as well.
The rebar bending was genius 👏
Super impressive how you just attack these projects. Fun to watch!
Then I lay around like a sloth for a few days to recover.
Even though I am a retired teacher, I often worked construction during summers. Mostly as a "gopher," but I loved it. Two most difficult jobs ever: roof work and concrete. They still affect my back today. Be careful. Take it easy.
I have been a subscriber for a good while now. My Mom and I would watch your show diligently. We always found it so amazing that you are such a dedicated artist. You make it look so easy.
A few months ago I lost my sugar plum to cancer and life without her has been unbearable. Im taking things on a daily basis if not hourly. It takes alot out of me to get back to the world of the living. You are one of those few channels we would enjoy watching together. We always admired your dedication and craftsmanship with everything you create.
It takes six hours from where we live to get to MD Anderson. On our way to Houston I would set my phone up for her to watch your channel on the drive out there. You can imagine how tough it was coming back after a days worth of chemo. I would just like you to know how helpful watching your channel is to us.
I was very inspired by all that you have done. I still watch your channel only now I sit by myself remembering what an awesome lady my Mom is. Its funny but I cant think of her in the past tense.
I hope you know the impact of what you do. Keep up the excellent work that you do.
I'm sorry for your loss.
I'm mildly at a loss of how to respond, not because I'm a stranger to death but because I don't know you. One could say why say anything at all but I assume someone who says what you said is looking for something otherwise you would not say it, perhaps an assumption. I honestly like making videos, I think it is fun, editing is enjoyable, I've learned to like the music part of it which is not easy for me. To be honest while I appreciate the fact that people watch my videos it's not something I focus on, I simply think it is fun to do, it seems to be working for me and still like doing it. But occasionally I get comments, emails, etc that really ground it back on the viewer. Examples would be people that quit serious full time jobs to do similar work as me after being inspired by my videos or situations like your where the videos where comforting or entertaining during tough times. So I do appreciate your comment. I'm not going to act like there isn't a few people that would floor me if they died but something that has helped me with the idea of death is that everyone who has ever lived before us died and everyone going forward will die. So we are no different than anyone else when people around us die or when we die. Being sad about a loss is normal but you do have to watch how you handle it and work towards being ok with it. There's endless ways of going about it but to me it's mostly mental/spiritual. I myself am a Christian so that frames how I think of these things which is both comforting and uncomfortable at the same time. I have no idea what your thoughts are on the matter and Im not gonna try to convince you of anything but I know for me that one day I was compelled to read a Bible out of the blue when I saw one sitting on a table. I went to church as a child for years, like many other people and was familiar with the Bible on a shallow but decent level, in short I was an average church goer that could have a religious conversation and not be lost but didn't really take it serious at all...fast forward 20ish years after not going to church, reading a bible or thinking about God much and I picked up that Bible, opened it to Genesis and read a few pages then felt compelled to go straight to the New Testament, In about 30 minutes I went from my normal to so guilty feeling about everything I could think of, certain ways I was living my life, etc. This may sound bad but I consider it good. The funny part is I was previously aware of the story of the New Testament and especially Jesus. I didn't pick up the Bible wanting or expecting anything, I just did it and something profound happened. I started reading the Bible immediately, started going to church every Sunday (Sunday school and Sermon), teach children church and befriended the preacher. I'll say it has had it's ups and downs but I went from having no interest to doing all this plus more without any stimulus other than reading something I already new about. I don't want to preach to you as again, I don't know what you think about all this but I realize now that my reasons for not believing was doubt put in my head by basically ignorant, angry people. When I took the time to read it myself, use a study bible, look into the things that confuse or interest me it shifted how I thought. Forgive me if this is offensive to you, I would have been turned off by it, so I have to assume that it is a possibility for you or others but what I can tell you is that while I am far from a perfectly even keeled sinless gentlemen it has made me a better husband and father and have made major changes to my life. If I boiled all this down to one piece of advice it would be read a the Bible, I read the ESV (English Standard Version). Then I would listen to sermons online of topics in the Bible that interest you. Some preachers I'd suggest are R.C. Sproul, Paul Washer and John MacArthur. There are many more. Sproul is a master. Washer is intense but very passionate. MacArthur is an incredible teacher and takes the mystery and ignorance out of how I viewed the Bible, especially my doubt based on misconceptions. Other than the reading of the Bible, my only warning or defense would be don't confuse the practice of Christianity with Christianity. Christianity is the belief that Jesus Christ, God incarnate lived a perfect sinless life with all temptation present, then was crucified and in some way we can't comprehend took on all the sin of man to pay a price that we can't so that we can have eternal life. This is what is known as the "Gospel" or "Good News" ....my nutshell version that is. The only convincing that I will do is to say that you or others reading this have nothing to lose if it's all bologna. Christianity as a practice moves you towards being more like Jesus, a servant of others. I'm sorry for the loss of your mother and will pray for her and you. Your mother would not want you to be in pain. Read Mathew, Mark, Luke and John in the New Testament and try to find someone in more of a pickle than you are and help them, it will get your thinking off yourself and on to helping them. Let me know if I can do anything for you or how else I can be praying for you.
@@homemadehome5575you like the bible, but isnt the most important question - is it true? You can like the content of any holy book, but that really doesnt make them true. How can we tell which holy book is the true one, if any?
Bible prophecy is one way, it’s quite interesting if you haven’t looked into it. You also have to keep in mind the bible is a collection of 66 books divided into old and new testament, written over many years. There’s a book, Scientific Facts in the Bible, written by Ray Comfort, it is an interesting book you may like, it’s about $8.
@@homemadehome5575 what scientific fact was in the bible before science discovered it? Give me the best one.
Great job! Well done....
Excellent progress. Love the cinematic music.
Looks good. Well done. 😁👍🏼
Lovely to see your work again.
Excellent job!
Doing a great job as always ...
Good'job cupcake🎉
Looked great! You are building a great workshop!👍
Looking forward to more episodes & completion. Godspeed.
Thank you for another video. It’s so nice of you to make these videos for us common folk lol. 😊
Nice. What I like most is the excitement you have in your voice about this project. For a while I thought you might give up on posting these vids....its good to hear you back.
Very Cool! I also love how the sun angle moves the camera at 9:31 DD
dude, awesome video!
süper oldu devamını merak ediyorum 👍🏻🇹🇷🤔
Great video. Always enjoy.
Thanks
Good day!
Good night
"honey wake up. Theres a new Homemade Home"
Go back to bed, honey. Nothing happens.
That was funny.
Você é muito criativo e trabalha muito bem sozinho!
I love a good concrete pour. Brings you nearly out of the ground.
Great job. Understand your apprehension with the pour.
Thanks
"it's pour day ladies" lol
Love to see when precision doesn't matter but it's taken to an extreme ability.
Imprecise precision gets you in the ball park of good enough.
Nice nice
Nice use of the trailer.
thanks
Your attention to the smallest details is what makes you a master builder. Very impressive. Interested in converting my deck to a screened porch? I wouldn't trust anyone but you.
Thanks, I'm not master, just a creative person that can't stick to my lane. I am not interested in converting your deck but encourage you to take it on. A friend of mine did it and it turned out beautiful and led to a full patio, built in fire place etc. Trust you.
Glad you enjoyed the rebar work. While I was watching that part, I kept thinking that it probably was tedious for you.
it sort of was but it looks neat.
You’re getting jacked my guy. Been following for like 5 years now you’ve come along way
getting fat
There is a 'Ready mix Conrete' company in England called ' William the Concretor' . Always makes me chortle. 😊. I am happy the pour went well. It is going to be so worth it.
you are a hard worker. your wife must be very understanding to have working on this project so late at night.
She's an angel.
Awesome. I was a little surprised to leave the organic soil inside the building, I might have dug the grasses out
I will, once it is under roof, want to get the work done before it is super hot
Wondering what the piano piece/artist is …. Always enjoy your music selections…
I hope the thin little pieces you have pushed down into the dirt don’t wick up moisture from the ground and rust your rebar
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You will fill that field if you keep adding to this building 😂
Excited too see what this will become. That first building will be completely encapsulated. You’ll end up setting up a professional sawmill off grid which is pretty amazing when you think about it
That was basically always the plan once it went beyond just coving the mill. Basically a long barn wrapped in a lean to. Although the entry to the far end loft means I may not be able to have the lean to off the end unless I rethink the location of the stairs.
Really enjoyed watching your hard work. Your kids are very fortunate to have a handy father. Nice approach on making shorter ,more frequent videos. I think it will appeal to the shorter attention spans. I'll watch regardless of length.
Double whammy comment.....I almost didn't notice. Thanks.
@@homemadehome5575 lol, secret agent man.
any updates on the $9,000 house? i like this project but I love that project
You had to wrap the trench to insulate the concrete. In your case concrete will suck all moisture from the ground. When you put the timber wall on top of that concrete simply use the insulation membrane, so timber will not suck the moisture from the concrete.
My view on building is to do a good job, not a perfect job and while I know that a membrane is simple, there's a thousand simple things one could do. Not a slight on your advice but just that I make my decisions based on a reasonable time span. As of right now, with basic maintenance, this building could easily be around 100 years from now and that's plenty far past me and my children for me. My precautions are take good care of the roof, don't seal up the building so tight that if it does get wet it can't dry, overbuild where easy and don't forget you could die tomorrow. The other thing that comforts me is that multiple houses I own or have owned are 100 yearsish old, were built poorly with inadequate materials, poorly maintained and still standing. With all that nonsense said, I plan on putting something on top of the concrete wall, then a treated plate, then the framed wall up from there. I'll also spray the framing with Boracare for insects. Thanks.
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Notifications don't work correctly and the other ep was also 20 😅 it was kinda hard to find this one
Bending diameters of rebar:
5/8" (16mm) and below: 4x
Above 5/8": 7x
Well, for B550B according to Eurocode 2...
You must be in Alabama or Georgia with that orange soil.
Is there a possibility that you might post a link for the music from this video? Many thanks. Also a couple of videos ago - Ep. 19?
I deal with the music while editing and then move on, i can’t keep up with all that and post it. I pay for a commercial license so i don’t have to worry about it.
Why does the footer have 2 different heights? The walls will be the same height but the footer is shorter on two walls? This means a lot more concrete will go into those sections that the footer is shorter right?
Have you considered water drainage and runoff? It would be cool to catch some of the runoff of the building for garden/ fire control/ cleaning.
there is a slight slope so this helps save concrete plus i have a minimum i want the wall to stick out the ground
On the way. Ron PTL USA
Thanks
I feel like i missed something. What is the plan for the walls? Is this going to be a patio, garden, or something?
Previous video talks about it, but these are the shed/dormer style extensions he's been talking about for a while.
@@solarbirdyz oh, right. Thank you.
Was the 9k house ever completely finished. Not sure if I missed it or not
You must have missed the finale!
My man, I am terrified you are gonna get impaled. You need some safety caps on that rebar when you're walking around it sticking up like that
Scope creap 😅
lol do you still consider this as $2000 house? I'm still invested on the build! GJ!
I've been pondering that.....it's just sort of the series name now and how people identify it so I'm not sure about changing the titles...I can edit the old ones but I don't know. We'll see.
Nice work! But do you need rebar there? Rebar is to make the concrete stronger so it wont break. But with the ground below it would probably not break? Your not building a 3 story house hehehe
rebar in the footer helps it not crack if there is any settling, low areas, etc. The rebar work also ties the footer to the wall. If the footer has an issue, the wall will have an issue. I think I also state in the video, that I use occasions like this to learn certain process when they are not as critical, that way in the future when I'm doing something bigger I'm already familiar with what to do.
@@homemadehome5575 overkill is allways better anyways!
Be careful, you sir have gotten good enough what I mean is soon everyone will start critiquing your work. jk lol
Funny and I know what you mean.
ist this than a $4000 house?
I can tell this is mostly women commenting. 😂😂
Probably looking for an untucked shirt….
But since my husband works on construction of roads (I hear a lot about this for the last 28 years) we both were gasping at the over wet concrete! We were then horrified at the fact that even after seeing it too wet more water was added! I know it’s just a work barn but if you are going to hire out the job first be ready to test it and see if you actually got the amount you paid for and at the strength you paid for. He may have been a nice fella but in construction if you don’t know what you are talking about you will be taken advantaged of.
I hope you are your family are well. God bless.
I think he added too much water but it will be ok in this situation. I’m going to make sure it didn’t happen on the walls.
PLEASE FINISH THE 9000 HOUSE !!
W A I T I N G ! ! EPISODE 62 Where are you ??????
Working on it now
Why don’t you update your other house? Ppl would like to see the finished product did you give up on it
Agreed 👍
Hang on to your panties, ladies. Last vid the man said he would be posting more often including the $2,000 house. SMH
I will be showing videos on that house soon, just needing to attend to other things right now. I've done more detailed updates in several videos saying why.
Welp, it seems you're that exact on all your projects. You can build my house. In fact, you can build my dog house and bird house.
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Just say what you're thinking.
another self victimizer... so you don't have to take responsibility for you own failures?