The Barndominium Process
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- The post frame process is so much fun! Amazing what you can accomplish in a couple days. Piers formed, poured, walls framed, and set in just a few days.#postframe barndominium #barndominiumliving #barnhouse #barndo #polebarn #polebarnhome #postframe
How did he drill from hole too hole and not miss.
Skillfully done Respect ❤❤
I just built the 64x30 pole barn 12 ft tall by myself .
I'm 60 years old and it took me 2 months.
That’s awesome!!
Damn that’s crazy. How much did it cost?
@@connorheinz2453 I have about 54,000 in it ,all done
Contractor's around here wanted 115,000 to build it .
@@connorheinz2453if quarters and everything with modern interior (I’m taking a wild guess) maybe around 150-200k
@@connorheinz2453 more than I could afford lol 😭
The greatest engineers and craftsmen the world have ever known all gather in the CZcams comment section 😂
I don't think you need to become engineer to understand what's wrong with this video, you only need to use your fucking brain
😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥
😂😂😂 Crack !!
So true 🤣👍👍👍👌
Ты прав, особенно если они отработали на строительстве 45 лет. Твой возраст намного меньше, puppy.
2 meter concrete, and 20 cm of steel for the brackets. My lord...
And he was even so proud to post it like none of us understand about it 😂
Then people cry about it when they swap the buildings with their neighbors during slightest whiff of wind.
And metallic pipe supported by backfilled soil. 😂😂😂😂😂
Why you need metallic pipe there??? It is expensive and unnecessary, moreover makes construction loose.
@@FM-yq8yfXYZ The form you refer to was most likely a cardboard Sonotube and not metallic pipe. The whole point of pole-barn construction like this is to build as cheap as possible.
@@BlueMariachi69 I'm no engineer. Can you explain what's wrong? Genuinely curious.
My son had a barn built on his property and put a handicapped accessible apartment in it for his old man. I live with him and his beautiful wife and my grandkids. Thank you so much Willy and Chelsea for making my golden years truly golden.
That’s awesome!
ده الطبيعى عندنا فى الاسلام امرنا رب العالمين بالوالدين احسانا
It suprises me that that’s the best design of anchor they came up with… like sticking a fork in play dough
Exactly 💯
Seems like a better design would be an auger bit anchor, screw it into wet concrete
1/4 inch powder coated steel with 4 18” long 5/8” rebar welded on the bottom. It isn’t going anywhere.
@@stevenbeach748 especially if it’s a closed lig with a socketed concrete pile. The failure point would be the welds on the base plate.
@@jamezxh these are engineered brackets. It’s not like they’re home made. Someone designed then to handle the load plus a safety factor. I’m betting the wood post breaks before the bracket.
The column looks very sturdy, but it is actually supported by four thin bolts.
Согласен..на болтах, которые к тому же не приварены к арматурному каркасу колонны...полная лажа.
На двух болтах!
Yes, but typically the columns are put into the ground in pole buildings, this is closer to concrete slab construction. But also you can't build until the city and county (and sometimes the state) says it is structurally sound so it should be all good.
Those are sturdi wall brackets; they’re engineered for laminated post construction.
The open air design is fantastic
Looool🤣🤣😂😂
Habla cristiano, bobo sumiso.
Little known fact: pole barns do not need cross bracing because the wind always diverts around them in order to hit the nearest trailerhouse, I mean, manufactured home.
😂
Funny my buddy had a tornado hit his property and he has a trailer by a big barn and the barn got tore up but somehow his trailer was untouched
@@Mob-es9jm That tornado was drunk.
@@Mob-es9jm
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Hahaha good stuff
Bro drilling that hole id miss the other side 100%
I thought the same thing without a doubt the most impressive thing in the video
Bro, it's been calculated before. He knew where to drill, it wasn't a guess...lay of the ganja
@@comanchedase no one said its a guess. Just the fact of drilling through a post and not having a slight angle is impressive. If its not to you. Then you probably have never drilled a hole bud
@whitiesgarage1403 oh I'm known for drilling wholes, in women
@@donarthiazi2443 are we measuring dick sizes based on construction skills now?
Now I understand why in the US houses fly away during a tornado or hurricane.
Как в сказке про 3 поросёнка 😂
😂😂😂😂
hous? hahahaa those are those are barns ... not houses
@@mnoomle8645 какая разница? Это все развалится
😂😂
Я конечно не спац по бетонныи делам,но заливать стальную трубу - кубом бетона и в итоге вставить шпильку с 15-20см ножками О.о
Я сам о..ел🤔
Зато подача видеоматериала красиво снята🤠
Особенно сверлит с другой стороны и попадает чётко в отверстие, снайпер ббля
А потом удивляются почему у них после ветерка дома сдуëт.
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I love seeing ANY JOB well done
Хорошо? Там не бывает дождя? Где гидроизоляция?
Having the styrips in contact with the concrete is a big mistake as it traps water between the timber and steel. It will with rust or rot, most likely both.
Spot on. First thing that annoyed me
what's a styrip?
The metal bracket.
What should between them 🤔
@@MontyFondatent a gap to allow everything to pass. Should be at least an inch depending on building design.
I can never get the hole straight across that's amazing
Your joking right?
I thought the wood must have more distance from the floor to avoid moisture
👍👍👍
Exactamente pensaba lo mismo.....le daría unos 30 cm más de altura a los pilares de hormigón. 😁
Hebat teknik cor pondasinya praktis , terima kasih ilmunya . Semoga sukses selalu .
а кто вибрировать будет мать перемать
Muito bom tralbaho .
parabens. Na oreparacao das Bases e da fundação.
Legal . .
Just some questions from someone, who isn't a framer:
1. Why did you use boards to make the studs instead of using solid studs?
2. Has that any advantages in rigidity/stability? (I imagine you'd have less twist and bending with these 'board studs'.)
3. Was that a cost saving measure or was there no solid material available at the time of the build to make the studs?
Two 2x4s are stronger than a 4x4 with a knot in it. It also depends on price.
W/ not "J" hook on the bottom of the feet a bad wind storm will pull them right out
Nope…exceed uplift and shear values. That wood post would break before that bracket pulls out of concrete. Our personal house has experienced 70-80 mph winds. No problems or even cracks in drywall.
Each of those anchors has between 9000 to 12,000 lbs of uplift and better than 6,000 lbs of shear. The rebar on those anchors are 18" in length. Based on how many he used, that building is plenty strong enough and easily passes code.
I'm impressed if he actually drilled those holes that perfectly in one shot without a jig of some sort.
There could have been a jig on the other side you just couldn't see it
The bottom looks like the hole was pre-drilled so I'm guessing he did use something...
Usually you just send the bit through one side for a couple inches and as long as you're pretty close when you send the other side it will find the right path.
@@gurnblanstein9816 who even cares though? Pretty great clip imho.
При сверлении дрелью без направляющих никогда не попадеш точно в отверстие на против.
он же попал
С одной стороны процентов на 60-70 а потом с другой досверлить + более-менее прямые руки 😉
@@koqep кино- очень прекрасное изобретение.
FYI. So the 2 meters (4 ft concrete) footings is due to FROST LINE. Code is dependent upon areas of country. So say Wisconsin footings must reach below frost line which is 4 ft. Those anchors In reinforced concrete are no stronger than 2 ft, 4 ft ones. Also, code would allow for footings to be poured… concrete drill, and anchors installed for the plates… so yes . This is more than sufficient in any of the greater 48. Job well done🎉🎉🎉
Me gusta la idea..es más fácil tratar de armar bien 👍🙂
Извиняюсь, без привязки к арматуре, эти 4 чёпика по 10см что-то могут удержать?
Здесь важнее эпическая музыка фоном... аля освоение дикой природы...
Ахахахахахаха сыглы
Интересно также что будет с низом этих досок. Там же сырость. И где продолжение.
Ты ж с рашки. Тебе ли не знать, как из говна делают дороги, некачественные дороги, вода, образование и прочее.
Я доверяю тебе профессионал на диване.
арматура отлично держится в бетоне. там явно не 10 см, это монтаж видео неудачный.
Must have a sniper scope on that drill for that kinda accuracy
It seemed unlikely
He already drilled from the hole side first
Glad someone else caught that
@@niceguy6837 z8z87tz87z8=@y8z8yz
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Give him award for that Sniper drilling skill🏅🏆
Wow Amazing building
Thank you!
I think you should put like a 1-in brick underneath of it too to keep the water from building up in there on the bottom of the wood
Nice, Doug !👌
I was also thinking the wood would rot.
Just no words on how people who don't build for a living just do not understand common sense!!
The wood is isolated off the concrete by the bracket.
Теперь я понял , откуда взялось выражение " из говна и палок".
Não sei se aí da gosto da vida que 2025 2021
😁👍
Would love to work on a construction site like these. Have a diploma in civil engineering
да ладно,на работе без всяких дипломов обучаешься.тебе не нужны знания геометрии если ты знаешь как вымерять скажем площадь крыши,только базовые знания-писать и считать.
construction labor is in high demand, though typically people get a civil degree so they can be the gen contractor or something similar, as you don't typically need traditional schooling for most trades (though some you need to do apprenticeships)
Thanks for your time
Son los que construyen el mundo! Mi reconocimiento a éstos muchachos tan laboriosos! 💪
Pero que no es mas fácil poner primero Los 4x4 y luego los horizontales??? Que serán 2x4 ? O él carpintero debe tener mucha precisión
My grandpa Built Barns and fences and decks and sheds for 70 years. He said that everything he built in the 50s and 60s before the style of putting the wood in the concrete came around he said all that stuff is still standing, he said everything he built in the 70s and '80s and '90s with concrete in it he said all that stuff is rotted and falling down even with pressure treated wood
How did he build his barns on the base layer to avoid rotting if not sunk in concrete?
@@Awesomeman1987 by digging very deep holes and alternating sand and gravel for drainage, it's an old technique, I've used it myself. It's a lot of work and a lot of Tamping Down ... the Hole has to be really deep
éso es todo está qué salió un trabajo exelente y Bien hecho 👌👏✌️🖐️🤚♥️
Thank you!
The world cannot turn without men. WE LOVE MEN!!! THANK YOU STRONG MEN!!! ❤️
Thanks!
All that concrete and your bolts are 6-8" 😂
And most anchor bolts have an L shape
@@davidstill754 that too. First storm roof goes up :p
Each of those anchors has between 9000 to 12,000 lbs of uplift and better than 6,000 lbs of shear. The rebar on those anchors are 18" in length. Based on how many he used, that building is plenty strong enough and easily passes code.
@@kettelbe roof isnt attached to the foundation directly, theres many variables before the roof reaches the foundation. all between those variables something can fail causing the roof to "go up" this is also a pole barn as many have pointed out not an actual home, homes have a much stronger foundation and in some regions deep ones with basements
INLOGICO TANTO CONCRETO Y LUEGO AGARRAD9 CON DOS TORNIÑO.JAJAJJA
That Stabila level is one of my favorites.
Very nice good your video No1 🎉
Nothing more satisfying than seeing someone who can do better work than I can. I've been building since I was 12, I'm 66. And watching people who have no idea what they're doing is sooo annoying but seeing this is a redemption for CZcams content. Nice job 👍👍👍
Someone else doing the work is the key phrase! Lol
Wow! Thanks, that was fun to watch 😆
You forgot the barrier between the board and concrete and steel.
Сталь не так опасна, как бетон и грунт...
Pressure treated can make direct contact
Probably they have painted the steel with a resistant paint to avoid corrosion .
The purpose of the stirrups is to keep them well clear of the ground akka 2 inches or 50mm, for termite detection
Finally I get to see a real builder nice work man nice work!
Thanks!
We moved into our 60 x 60,
2/15/19 and it's 1/2 house and 1/2 garage and shop.
Best house I've ever owned!
Glad you love it! We love building them and helping others build theirs.
@@MrPostFrame iippiiiiiiip8ppiippii8iiii
Good job ...LOVE to see that
Thank you!
Vocês sãos feras. aqui é do BRASIL!
This is the reason why we see flying houses during tornado season.
Thanks for your expert insight
Lol
Way better than traditional built homes. Where the subfloor is just toe nailed to the plate on the foundation!!!!!!!
Each of those anchors has between 9000 to 12,000 lbs of uplift and better than 6,000 lbs of shear. The rebar on those anchors are 18" in length. Based on how many he used, that building is plenty strong enough and easily passes code.
You may be the most clueless person acting like he knows something on CZcams I've ever seen, And that's saying something
How did you perfectly drill straight through two metal holes and a bunch of wood?
Practice
almost impossible. unless using a perpendicular drill jig.
Have you heard of spirit level attached drill?
@@fineaqua5429 Amateur talk. What about left and right?
@@thelogician1934 😀.. Have you heard of portable drill guide Mr.Amateur?
Good job 👏 👍 👌
Buenos ingenieros y obreros de obras excelente
How deep is thé hole? Is it reinforced with steel? Calculated weight?
Deep enough, probably and not light
Since the poles hold up the barn, it's good that the poles weren't simply stuck in the ground because poles are wood and wood rots and the barn can fall over if that happens. My grandfather's barn was built on a concrete foundation 3' high because he wanted the wood above the snow, the barn lasted over eighty years, the roof gave out, the walls stood until it was demolished. The hay loft was beautiful, my grandfather decided to keep hay outside and have dances and basketball games up there instead.
I like this idea. I don’t know if it’s worth the try but I’m putting a small storage shed in my backyard and I think this is what I might try below each corner. Making sure it’s level first of course.
It will work great
This is great. 1 or 2 Ugga dooga’s of impact for me personally, but that’s all.
Can't believe how straight he was able to drill..not easy
He already drilled part of the way thru on the side your looking at first then moved to other side and met close enough to follow hole on out
@@caseygruenewald7035 Casey you just solved a age old dilemma for me. Always learning
We pre-drill ours in the shop. Way easier to install.
Long skinny drill bit for pilot holes.
Fat bit will follow pilot holes.
All of you are wrong it’s a carriage bolt stile bracket. It has a metal hole pre drilled in both sides if you pick a bit that’s just under the size of the final hole it is almost self guiding. Literally make sure your drill is plumb and square and use a brad point bit. God damn y’all gotta switch careers or something. It’s not easy when you drill 1 hole a year but come lol it ain’t rocket science
I see everybody strapped on their carpenter belt for the comment section. 😂
Ha 😂
I just did 😀
Bolts not going in concrete far enough 🤣
Jesus was a shit carpenter and so is he.... People lie
"Carpenter belt" 🤣 well we all know what you aren't now.
@@niteblaster1 didn't know you were able to see the full length of the bolts through the concrete
Make a reinforcing mesh to which to fix the profile, no? Is it more reliable to plant a 4,150-200mm pin?
Very important to start straight makes every bit of time and effort worth it ❤😊
Working with wood, so it's not a CAD to Steel to Structure like I've built where being out mm's really does screw up the build. Working with wood where you're making the bolt holesin the wood as it's going up... more forgiving than with fabricated beams were a single hole misalignment pushes the whole thing back a day... if its the last day when the one with the misaligned hole happens.
Не отделили дерево от бетона , хотя бы рубероид 😂на года 3 хватит 😅
Господи, я уж подумал я один такой правильно душный!😂😂😂
Do you Soviets not understand what pressure-treated wood is
Im only curious if it'll be a wood barn like a classic one or one with metal siding looking like a farm equipment shed. Either one would be a nice set up, can't wait to see the final product
This will have metal siding. A portion of the building will be a house and the other a large shop.
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for the most part, the older style wooden barns aren't built anymore (unless a customer reallllly wants it) as it is more expensive and less effective then metal siding, so sadly the beautiful wooden barns are dying out (also people dont take care of their nice old barns so they've been falling apart due to age + lack of upkeep, sad to see as the buildings are beautiful.
@@MrPostFrame that's a dream set up
@@Bosilaify it is sad. As I get older I'm getting harder to maintain, I feel the wood barns' pain lol 🤣
Drilling that hole straight through to the other side impressed me the most.
مبدع ماشاء الله عليه ✅🇸🇦
اللهم صل على محمد وال محمد 🤍
how do you drill such a long distance between the two metal plates with accuracy?
Just practice
You drill from both sides
That looks nice. Let me know when my house is done. Lol
Ha…thanks!
@@MrPostFrame haha!
menurutku ini tdk baik, karena besi yang di masukkan ke dalam coran semin tidak ada pengait
под эту музыку есть игра , помню как играл 🎮 👍
... the tools may not be expensive .... but the knowledge is wonderful ...
Шикарный сарай получится.
Херня какая-то, анкеровка не пропорциональна, вырвет все ветром.
@@user-sy2wf7wb3w на это и расчёт !! Первый ветер сарая нет получил страховку!! Построил новый!! Хозяину хорошо строителям хорошо!! Страна наёбщиков!! Сами себя наёбывают и рады !!!
Домик для Элли) Волшебство страны Оз. Просто они летать любят.
@@AlexRUS-gs1lo я вот тоже как не посмотрю этих супер мастеров, и понимаю что мы всетаки строим намного крепче и надежней, да и вообще на западе качество уже давно не то что было лет 10 назад , уж больно они халтурить начали во всём, да пока еще делают что-то качественное но увы все меньше и меньше у них продукции хорошей , видать чувствуют что конец их близок😂но в целом в строительстве они чудят не меньше чем у нас , а то и больше😂
Great work!! 👍🏻
love watching these type videos.
Буддийского монаха спросили: как он поступит если встретит хулиганов в подворотне?
- Я не брожу по подворотням,- ответил буддийский монах.
Вот так строят "знаменитые" фанерные дома в Омерике.
Great job
Thank you!
That much concrete needs vibration to get the air out so it settles properly
Y los hierros salen para arriba fácilmente. Tenían que haberle doblado los hierros antes de llenarlo de hormigon
Actually, with a steel rod you can achieve a good settling.
THe neatest and most skillful thing was drilling those holes and actually hitting the cut out on the other side... good on ya!
It's just like a good old Amish barn raising...but without the Amish and more power tools.
And less cocaine
And several more tons of concrete.
Huge concrete piles wasted with tiny 6 inch bolts😊
Бетон нужно вибрировать, но для сарая и так сойдёт
Бетон они специально сильно разбавили водой,чтобы улетел в трубу,а на самом деле он более плотный и так со свистом не укладывается.
А еще нужно армирование, и закладная и желательно привареная к трубе. А потом уже все это сверху строить
@@statham7697Ты видишь что не армированная? Умник
Zabardast Very Nice Work.
Потом дует ветерок и только фундаменты остаются.
В рашке??
@@user-cm7iw8nc9iРасистка.
А как так он точно в дырку в пластине попал?! Попробуйте.:)))
That is a Very good idea for even a Storeg house foundation as well love this Idea 💡 I will you's it for my first one 👍👏👏👏
Смотрю на эти домики и вспоминаю сказку о трёх Поросятах.😂😂😂
I'm amazed how he hit the hole on the backside when drilling through the wood
Same
I was going to add that comment… but now I don’t need to!
Didn't you see how that steel thing he put in cement had 3 sides he knew where the hole was because the holes are on both sides of the steel at first I thought same thing but realized it was 3 sides thats what helps support the wood is those 3 sided steel anchors
Isn't there holes on both sides? Couldn't imagine messing up a guided hole.
@@brianw8066 apparently your technique would be better than mine. The hole is not guided by anything. You’d need to have the drill bit very perpendicular to the face… and I’m not that good.
That instant off cement bucket attachment in nice!
Музыка для бетона как будто в первые на луну высадились 😂
Now that would be sweet
Железо с деревом..... Без изоляции.... Молодцы
И что
А такое явление как конденсат на железе..... Ну если только вы строите где нет отрицательных темпиратур
@@dogha777 нормально работает
I love your work!!!! You and your crew are phenomenal! I wish I could work with you guys!!!
Thanks!
저렇게 집을지니깐 허리케인불면 싹날라가징.ㅋ
Улетит. .
Арматура должна быть в виде решётки и залита бетоном, а после его отверждения свободные концы нужно приваривать к кронштейну это будет надёжнее чем просто вставить арматуру сверху
This is exactly why the finished product is so high quality
I still find it strange seeing a barn made of wood here in Australia we use pre fab steel and corrugated iron once foundations are in only takes a day or two to assemble what we call a shed and will outlast that wood with zero maintenance and no termites
You are also putting gang nails on studs and building houses with them because you have no lumber.
I thought Australia wasn't a real place 👀👀👀 jk
Yup its how its done here in the uk too, wood barns/sheds are a waste of time. What is a shame here though is houses went from lovely brick houses to that cheap timber frame cardboard walled bullshit they do in the states. Ill never buy a new build for that exact reason.
@@dale2257 what are you in about? Construction ain’t stopping round these ways kid
@@robc1014 tilt slab home brother strong and last for ages can build it all off the foundation slab simple and can do most of it yourself the engineer has to sign it off so it’s safe as
That standoff strap should have an air gap under it when set in concrete. It will prevent oxidation due to moisture.
WONDERFUL WORK LIKE TO WATCH JUST HARD WORKING MAN 👨
I'm amaze when he drill a hole from side to other side.
Good aim on the pilot holes
I'm gonna switch it up by saying Mona Lisa!
I like ny-lock nuts for everything. If it looses up it will stay fairly tight as it will only loosen up to the point that the bolt barely spins. But it will never fall apart.
Las Varillas son delgadas y debieron tener un dobles en la parte baja, a modo de uña.