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1:48 sorry for your loss looked like a great cat

Great to see - totally different to the UK but a lot of good lessons from your build. Would love to see more about it - health to enjoy it

Thank you

I’m sorry this project took so long for you. I acted as my own GC and my metal building with concrete was done in under 2 months. The permitting was easily the most annoying part but thankfully I had great crews that did the installs.

Nice score on the tools you bought. I have a 1/2” electric drill looks very similar to yours. Mine is a Skill brand it’s very powerful. Mine will break fingers if you’re not careful. I always use the loop handle that came with it, so I always use it both hands on while operating.

sorry you dealt with such delays and a contractor who was not truthful, your building looks great inside and out

I CAD drafted house plans as a business each sheet of the drawing takes two to three days for up to 2200 sqft changes take take an equal amount of time as the set of plans but it looks great communicates is job one for a great project. Looking forward to some great videos.

Always include liquidated damages in the contract. Every day past schedule is $100-$200 penalty.

Great tip to use a less aggressive drill to screw the bolts in.

I was using the same screws and drillbit to retrofit a post anchor. I was having the same issue with these screws breaking! Good to see I wasn’t doing something wrong.

I’m replacing this same power cord for a friend but felt I should update it with a grounded cord since the mixer is all metal. This mixer would not be sold today without that ground. Trouble is, now the mixer trips a GFCI outlet so this may not be an option.

I’m sure you got plenty of videos lined up but a cool video if it’s interesting would be a tour of your collection of tool boxes/collection of tools? Awesome video as usual been fan for a while

Put some graphite greases on the slides

One of the few times you hear somebody tell you about almost losing their s*** and probably had somebody tell them down someday you'll laugh about this. Now you're actually laughing about it. Good to see you didn't completely lose it. Thanks for laying it all out, in details, prices and time. Everybody has things they wish they'd done different but I think you nailed it and definitely won't regret anything you did. Thanks again

Great information! And a cool 😺

I had a totally different experience. I used Eagle, and although my unit is half this size. I did my own permits ground work and concrete using tails, 3800.Building was 6900, no insulation or panel all in just under 11k and put in ground exactly 9 weeks from order.

This is very interesting. I'm thinking of putting a similar (smaller) structure on my property. Nice to know what to expect.

I’m directly across the state from you.. I started using these dunks 6-8mo ago, they definitely work. I’m on 2 half wooded acres as well. I started with buckets around my house, now I’ve got them all over. I drilled little holes on the top to ziptie plastic fencing over the top of the buckets to keep animals out. Works great! I too get nailed when I go on walks in the neighborhood, but much better at my house now.

Very helpful, thank you! Finished building looks great

I think it looks great 2👍👍up Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan

Nice to hear from you brother 👍

The foam was probably still out gassing when the initial painting was done. I'm a retired industrial coatings contractor.

Thank you for your upload.

Thanks for doing the video. I am actually in the beginning process of a 24x40 building. I am using it for a garage to work on cars so I will not be going with paneling, lol. My big cost is going to be the leveling the land, it is on a hill, and concrete pad. The only good thing for me is that I don't have a tight deadline. Your building looks really nice!!

Looks great i have one about that size came with my house . mine is wooden abd 2 floors i am in the updating of it right now prices are crazy for remodeling it lol

My building will be $270,000

You needed a work shop. I know it was costly but how much you paid for storage over the years.

I was wondering where you were putting all those tools and boxes! Now I know. There they are!

I built a metal building. For a warehouse behind my store. And a lot of what you’re saying was true.i had more problems with zoning than anything. Had to have a buffer zone between my building and the homes. All that had to be approved. And then landscaping. Mine was about 3 times your size. No AC but did insulation. It took me about 6 months. Start to finish. Yes got to be patient. Thanks for sharing your experience. 💯👊👍

WHAT THE!?!?!?! No more taking stuff apart in the gazebo? DUDEZILLA!!!!!!!

Nice building, is the cost of the building include the assembly on site? Thanks for sharing your info

Great building but you have to have the supervisors, I know you will figure it out. Building process, sucks. Period. The end result is very nice. You and the supervisors will enjoy it.

Thanks for the video and the honesty!

The building looks great and there is a lot of space to do about anything.

I like that exterior colour and the interior paneling looks great. 👍

Hi! Gotta say i enjoyed watching your video. And look at all those tools.. i love tools. Im kinds similar that who loves to have a EXTRA SETS. Well.. maybe more then extra. By the way, that "black and decker" industrial hand grinder. In fact you did showed us when you were counting all thoese drill bits. They have a small stone kinda drill bits. Yeah. Thats it for. If im wrong, then its for a smaller version of hand grinder not angle grinder aite. 😊 keep the video coming! 😊

There is something about the old metal boxes that held the sockets, ratchet and extensions that I love. Grab them whenever I can. Have been lucky enough to find some old SK and Proto boxes. Back when you really couldn’t buy a bad tool.

Nice find. I thought for sure the upper was a hutch. Very nice to have the 4 chests.

Why didn't you follow the instructions?

Well done. You found some great stuff. Dealing with mouse pissed boxes is such a joy. But that has been so common when dealing with tool hoarders.

In bottom drawer the red handle pry tool with the rubber piece on it is used to remove and install hub caps. Pretty old.

Circles not straight????

My tail light has a crack and where it rains now my tail light want work I put a new one in it please help this mamaw

There is a port for the vent tube on both sides of the battery. The port that doesn't have the vent tube attached should be plugged. You don't want the battery fumes to vent into the trunk.

I believe they call the bit in the box a Forester bit. It's a wood drill bit.

I showed up at a tool free pile that had a couple of small boxes and a tote of goodies. The owner said "There is another trailer full of stuff" I wound up with my truck so overloaded it was almost dragging the bumper on the ground. The guys father was a police dept mechanic and had triples of everything. After I cleaned the tools I sold them for $300. The kids kept all the Snap On stuff. I arrived at another free pile and the guy said "We are moving. We have a barn full of free stuff" This time I had my trailer. I got a lawn tractor, a grinder and a whole bunch of gardening supplies that my wife was most grateful to have. As usual I was maxed out on gross tonnage. These were two instances of the ad did not reflect what was really there.

You look a little overwhelmed.

I have the same truck although my truck is the 2004 Avalanche 1500 yours is the 2500 I believe