Thanks for taking a watch. I know last time people wanted either music or a voice over...I figure why not both. What's your thoughts? Music is tough because people have different tastes.
When it comes to background music for a video, I could care less what it is. I'm paying more attention to what you are doing and how you're doing it. The background noise is nice tho.
Music and the voice over worked out well. I think you're safer going with this style of music over something electronic, dub-step, etc. Impressive amount of work in day 1. Crazy.
It was a great video, as always. The combo of music and voice-over was a nice touch. I think the music choices were neutral enough to cater to the masses. Thanks again for another quality video/build!
From the start, Ryan was very helpful and is continuing to be helpful about his czcams.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans . Also, they have answered all the questions I have asked & I got outstanding support from his My Shed Plans full package.
I was thinking half garage, half residential. Live in one half and work out of the other. Put in a car lift and an air compressor, buy an inflatable paint booth...
@@JohnSmooth666 average size House in America is 25x40 . if your House is bigger than that you should keep it to yourself not knock others that are not as fortunate. No one likes a bragging asshole
Old retired concrete guy really enjoys watching your team build these structures. You do top notch work and should be proud of your efforts ! Your crew sure is fast !!!
Not saying they were not very efficient with what they were doing...but on the other hand they did just stand up oversized toothpicks wrap them in a napkin and then put metal on them with the help of a bobcat and 2 scissor lift
" perfect size for a little residential garage ". It's larger than my entire street of houses in the UK lol That's like an entire industrial estate haha . So jealous of the space you guys have
Older video I know, but you guys are the best crew on these buildings I've seen, perfectionist from start to finish, great work, I can see you take pride in your work, learn alot from your videos, THANKS FOR SHARING.
@@RRBuildings From my experience in residential HVAC, I found both my new customers and my Old Faithful" were both surprised and heartened to find we were still interested in our past work. By the time my boss retired, we were spending less than $5k a year on any adds, including Yellow Pages- most of our biz was repeat or sent to us by way of older customers- in the "good" parts of town as well as the "not so good". Loved it as usual!
If I had stayed working at construction since I came to USA, today I would be good like them. Unfortunately construction in Massachusetts is tough in the winter season, So I Found job at Garage shop; and Here I’m watching videos to build a Barn In my Yard and open my shop.
Had the Amsh do mine,36x40 with a loft 9-12 pitch roof,4 1/2 days to finish,concrete floor and garge doors finished,soup to nuts ,3 guys,like machines!!!!!
I'm impressed you were able to raise the walls and trusses without needing a taller machine. that boom lift is quite invaluable and saved you a big rental fee for a telehandler!
That’s one of the most organized and efficient operations I’ve ever seen. I was in heavy construction for over 30 years building High rise in NYC! Nice work man!
Just the construction project is impressive enough, but to shoot video , then edit, then post is crazy! You are The Man! Thanks for sharing, peace from NorCal.
i'M PLANNING ON MOVING TO AZ, AND BUYING, BUILDING A metal home from scratch. Preferably, by the CO river, and have a boat to travel up and down the river. This video is just an inspiration!
Coolest guy on the internet , thumbs up I tried to build one a few years ago but ran into problem getting a building permit in the city , might try again but next time out in the country.
Very helpful video. A builder here in New Zealand recommended your channel and I have been addicted since. I am blown away by your speed and construction methods and accuracy. I am helping diyers here in New Zealand to understand the process of building simple cabins. I hope I design something using your method someday soon!
I'm thinking this is the perfect application for a private hanger, smallish plane. It would just need a lower and WIDER door. Love the work. I miss working.
I loved it! I've been a carpenter for over 30 years and I'm still learning little tricks here and there from these videos. I'm still old schooled but never to old to learn new ways of doing things. Great job! Would've took me two weeks to build it lol.
I'm with you on this one. It would have taken me quite some time to do this but...(nothing good seems to come after ...) I'd have waited for that crete to set for a good 3 days before putting that kind of weight on it. At that thickness and depth, given the soil's moisture content and all, it likely would not have been hardened(cured) for a couple weeks. Guess it's like us oldtimers, it needed patience, or at least a pill. :P All jokes aside the video was impressive but man back in the day we dug that by hand, had to work off scabbed together scaffolding, if you could call it that, and there was noooo such thing as a sawzall (yes that's the right spelling, I already Googled it) to cut out literally everything. I doubt the new age knows the 'joy' of using a hammer to drive nails, or even what a draw nail is/means. Yep, we're a dying breed.
This is exactly what I want!! I want to park my Class B RV inside and all kayaks and bikes. And have enough room to hang out with tune and buddies working on whatever the latest project is! Now I need to find out how to get this done here in upstate NY.
We've seen job sites that look like a bomb went off. Equipment, dirt, rocks EVERYWHERE. Love the fact your job site look so clean for the amount of work you're doing. Awesome video guys!
It requires a LOT of set up time to work in this fashion, most bosses will see all that time as wasted since nothing is up and push, beating that out of hands.
As you leaned into your sign while placing it on the endwall up there it looked exactly like the structure was yielding to your leaning into each screw. Then I realized you cam was mounted to your scissor lift as it, not the building gave a bit with your fastening. Interesting illusion though, I was like..... Huh? Great video and use of labor saving, efficient technologies!
Sorry it is not up to what you consider better standard Mastercape, but these are the best builds you will see of this type of construction, they are better than Amish or half done big box store kits with wrong doors or windows and such.
14:10 when the lift moves the camera back as you were fixing up the sign it looked like the building was leaning back under the force of you pushing the drill :) I am well jealous of your garage though, always been a dream to have a big garage like this to work on old cars as a retirement hobby, but I dont have the land or money to do it, so I just sit drooling on vids like these :)
It looks good I learned somthing about the floating slab it looks like you will be using a think a boom truck to poor the slab I think that's what they called it a heck of a lot better than the smaller cement mixer from Harbour freight. 👍🐾
Reminds me of Morton building! I’m a leads an for Morton and other than details here and there this is just like what I do, I love post frame construction
Can't believe the customer didn't run the electrical before the interior siding went up. Guess they are up for the industrial look with conduit running everywhere.
just put all the power outlets and services etc. on/in the walls that go on top of the slab, the slab of which should also have the services running through it, too.
I am glad I came across this video. I am in the process of relocating from Northern California to Oklahoma. The new house we are buying includes a 30’x40’ shop building that uses this type of construction. I was taken back when I first saw the technique because I never seen it before. The thing you do differently is pour the concrete posts with saddles to hold the 6x6 posts. They embed the posts in the concrete. I prefer your method because, even though the posts are PT, I am afraid they will eventually rot out like a fence post. Thanks for sharing.
Just saw a video about embedding posts into concrete - do NOT do it! It WILL rot eventually. Those shoes are the better way to go! Also if you use a similar method for construction be sure to install diagonal "wind-risps" it will basically eliminate the shear-movements og the building in winds! Some half-inch OSB all the way on the inside around mounted to the posts via screwes or big nails will serve the dame purpose I guess...
Thanks for taking a watch. I know last time people wanted either music or a voice over...I figure why not both. What's your thoughts? Music is tough because people have different tastes.
When it comes to background music for a video, I could care less what it is. I'm paying more attention to what you are doing and how you're doing it. The background noise is nice tho.
Either way, keep the videos coming and keep having fun with it. Getting allot of great ideas from your videos all the time.
Music and the voice over worked out well.
I think you're safer going with this style of music over something electronic, dub-step, etc.
Impressive amount of work in day 1. Crazy.
It was a great video, as always. The combo of music and voice-over was a nice touch. I think the music choices were neutral enough to cater to the masses. Thanks again for another quality video/build!
Don't even recall music.
That's probably how it's suppose to be.
From the start, Ryan was very helpful and is continuing to be helpful about his czcams.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans . Also, they have answered all the questions I have asked & I got outstanding support from his My Shed Plans full package.
Perfect little size for a residential garage = the size of my house.
I was thinking half garage, half residential. Live in one half and work out of the other. Put in a car lift and an air compressor, buy an inflatable paint booth...
🤣
You must have a tiny house.
@@JohnSmooth666 average size House in America is 25x40 . if your House is bigger than that you should keep it to yourself not knock others that are not as fortunate. No one likes a bragging asshole
Who needs a house the size of their "garage" and man cave? Lol
I had an unnecessary flare up of anxiety when you spray painted over your tape measure
Hahaha yeah me 2
Old retired concrete guy really enjoys watching your team build these structures. You do top notch work and should be proud of your efforts ! Your crew sure is fast !!!
Dude!! You guys kicked some ass on this one.. You definitely have this process figured out..
Thats a lot of work in 7 days
Not saying they were not very efficient with what they were doing...but on the other hand they did just stand up oversized toothpicks wrap them in a napkin and then put metal on them with the help of a bobcat and 2 scissor lift
" perfect size for a little residential garage ". It's larger than my entire street of houses in the UK lol
That's like an entire industrial estate haha .
So jealous of the space you guys have
My son used your video to build a mountain cabin. Amazing time lapse and job !! Thank you !
My 4 1/2 year-old son and I loved watching this video. He got to see how a structure is built from the ground up. Very cool thank you for posting
That’s awesome
I know it’s time lapse. But when you know what your doing. It goes quick !!! Quality craftsmanship...
Love it! That is what I want to build, a little Apartment to live in then I just go downstairs and work on my project(s).... lol!
Look at Aircraft hanger with houses built into them inside. They are very interesting....
Hell yes!. Got that right.
I'd love to see you go back when the job is completely finished to recap....
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@@danielwang7018 .
As I do enjoy all your videos, I found this one a great start to finish satisfying video. Thanks!
A 2,200 sq ft garage, with a 12+foot ceiling is a wet dream.
Older video I know, but you guys are the best crew on these buildings I've seen, perfectionist from start to finish, great work, I can see you take pride in your work, learn alot from your videos, THANKS FOR SHARING.
I only see about a hundred mistakes i made by building my own shop. lol. Great video guys.
I like the time lapse videos. How about some revisits to completed jobs?
The revisits is a great idea! I would love to see what your customers have done with the spaces years later.
agree. I need to make time for that
@@RRBuildings From my experience in residential HVAC, I found both my new customers and my Old Faithful" were both surprised and heartened to find we were still interested in our past work. By the time my boss retired, we were spending less than $5k a year on any adds, including Yellow Pages- most of our biz was repeat or sent to us by way of older customers- in the "good" parts of town as well as the "not so good". Loved it as usual!
@@RRBuildings this needs absolutely revisit !
Yes
5 " P's" Proper planning produces productive production! Well done RR.
6 P’s... “Proper Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance”
I’m just completing my 30 x 45 shop can’t wait to get it done
I like that you use a level for your company sign, and eyeball window frames.
Very good, I am a retired carpenter and I am impressed with the work and video thanks a much 👍
One of the most (best ) professionally building projects I've seen
My 48' x 45' building gets delivered tomorrow. You have answered several of my questions so thank you very much. Best how to video I have seen yet.
If I had stayed working at construction since I came to USA, today I would be good like them.
Unfortunately construction in Massachusetts is tough in the winter season, So I Found job at Garage shop; and Here I’m watching videos to build a Barn In my Yard and open my shop.
Had the Amsh do mine,36x40 with a loft 9-12 pitch roof,4 1/2 days to finish,concrete floor and garge doors finished,soup to nuts ,3 guys,like machines!!!!!
This is exactly what I need to build! This was an excellent video! Thanks for sharing. I look forward to seeing more. Well done!
Always fun to watch people who are good at what they do . . . do what they do.
I didn’t see a vapor barrier under the roof metal. There is a lot of condensation here...
Perfect Job
Thank you
I'm impressed you were able to raise the walls and trusses without needing a taller machine. that boom lift is quite invaluable and saved you a big rental fee for a telehandler!
Love it, I want something like this but for my home project
I always wanted to have a "house-barn" style
God bless you guys
That’s one of the most organized and efficient operations I’ve ever seen. I was in heavy construction for over 30 years building High rise in NYC! Nice work man!
Starting my own homestead in the next few months, will be doing this as housing for my wife and myself and will be totally off grid, CANT WAIT
Impressive! My entire house including the garden and garage would fit in there with room to spare, great job.
You plump and square a barn closer that most builders do on a house!
Totally amazed on your quality of work!!!!
👍
Blind
Ahh, for the good old days when I had the energy to work hard from dawn to dusk.
Just the construction project is impressive enough, but to shoot video , then edit, then post is crazy! You are The Man! Thanks for sharing, peace from NorCal.
You are a well experienced builder. Looks so straight forward, always a good sign of quality. Look forward to seeing more of your work.
i'M PLANNING ON MOVING TO AZ, AND BUYING, BUILDING A metal home from scratch. Preferably, by the CO river, and have a boat to travel up and down the river. This video is just an inspiration!
Beautiful shop / studio . This is the perfect size live / work sculpture studio i have wanted all my life.
I love the post construction follow ups when you can do those.
You have a great crew. Everyone was moving with a purpose. I really enjoyed this video
I look like I'm moving with a purpose, too, when you see me in a time-lapse video. 😂
Bro that was awesome. I never thought I would want to build these for a living but I need a change.lol
What a blast from the past. I used to build those same type of buildings with Morton buildings.
I appreciate him spraying paint on each measurement point. From my perspective, doing so permits a visual verification that nothing was mis-marked.
You guys are the true team builders...that was awsome..
Not a dull moment..
Way to go..
Nice building, I’m green with envy .... enjoy !
JUST AWESOME. . . . .Quality work quicker than QUICK . . . Worth every penny. . .
Is it just me or is that little kubota bulldozer adorable? Just look at the little thing helping out hahaha
totally agree :)
Guys, that is outstanding work, good luck in everything you do.
Coolest guy on the internet , thumbs up
I tried to build one a few years ago but ran into problem getting a building permit in the city , might try again but next time out in the country.
Man it takes you guys days to build something so big, but years for me and my dad just to finish renovating one house/build a garage. Peace ✌🏻
You guys rock I built them for 37 years dont know that I was as good as you guys and I was pretty good !!! Great job !!!!
That's my dream garage, now I just need the property to put it on.
Very helpful video. A builder here in New Zealand recommended your channel and I have been addicted since. I am blown away by your speed and construction methods and accuracy. I am helping diyers here in New Zealand to understand the process of building simple cabins. I hope I design something using your method someday soon!
That build looked fun. Great job. You can get another tape measure. ... LOL!
I'm thinking this is the perfect application for a private hanger, smallish plane. It would just need a lower and WIDER door. Love the work. I miss working.
The Skid Steer has to be the Greatest Tool Ever Made!....It can literrally Help on every aspect of the Job!
I was completely blown away when he set the trusses with it!
Enjoy watching Professionals, like a well oiled machine. You killed it!
There's no better education than watching your Videos! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
Молодцы парни ! Я балдею ! Как же грамотно вы используете и материал , и рабочию силу и технику 👌💪👍 настоящая оптимизация
Yeah, me too bro.
Это не Россия!)
Особенно грамотно сделать утепление стен, но не сделать утепление потолка :)
@@alexthesage а где там утепление стен? Я видел только плёнку чтобы ветром не продувало, и обшивку...
в этом видео все грамотно, а самое главное выбор места для стройки климат без отрицательных температур от этого вся оптимизация
I loved it! I've been a carpenter for over 30 years and I'm still learning little tricks here and there from these videos. I'm still old schooled but never to old to learn new ways of doing things. Great job! Would've took me two weeks to build it lol.
I'm with you on this one. It would have taken me quite some time to do this but...(nothing good seems to come after ...) I'd have waited for that crete to set for a good 3 days before putting that kind of weight on it. At that thickness and depth, given the soil's moisture content and all, it likely would not have been hardened(cured) for a couple weeks. Guess it's like us oldtimers, it needed patience, or at least a pill. :P All jokes aside the video was impressive but man back in the day we dug that by hand, had to work off scabbed together scaffolding, if you could call it that, and there was noooo such thing as a sawzall (yes that's the right spelling, I already Googled it) to cut out literally everything. I doubt the new age knows the 'joy' of using a hammer to drive nails, or even what a draw nail is/means. Yep, we're a dying breed.
I started carpentry in 1985 and back then we didn't have the products and tools of 2020 but we did great workmanship with what we had.Great job Guys.
@@matthewjin7555
Not a lot of joy in hammering in pole barn spikes all day. Ones joints respond accordingly
Great fun watching! Thanks!
Beautiful job! (And especially when you think it took you just over 16 and a half minutes from Go! to Whoa! 🤔😆)
I enjoyed watching this at double playback speed :)
I enjoyed it Kyle. I really like the look of the clipped corners of the overhead door. R&R's attention to detail is second to NONE!
Yes, haven't seen that corner detail before. Looks very smart.
This is exactly what I want!! I want to park my Class B RV inside and all kayaks and bikes. And have enough room to hang out with tune and buddies working on whatever the latest project is! Now I need to find out how to get this done here in upstate NY.
Beautiful will be calling you when ready it’s going to be some time in the near future!
Great video, smooth process from start to finish. Awesome job!
Outstanding workmanship! It's always about the love of what you do and the right tools! Keep up the good work.
GeneralUseStuff I was sad to see no ryobi 😂
I need this in my life !
It'll be the biggest man cave ever !
And best NO MA'AM headquarter in town !
great video! Ive watched a few of yours now and they're all very informative. Thanks so much!
Fricken Awesome.... wish I had the space for something like that
wish I had the money...
We've seen job sites that look like a bomb went off. Equipment, dirt, rocks EVERYWHERE. Love the fact your job site look so clean for the amount of work you're doing. Awesome video guys!
I have worked in construction for 34 years, these guys are without doubt the cleanest guys I have ever seen. Wishing they worked for me.
It requires a LOT of set up time to work in this fashion, most bosses will see all that time as wasted since nothing is up and push, beating that out of hands.
a safe site is lower worksafe premiums
@@ShaunHensley no, it's just white dudes doing it the right way. Not illegals putting it up cheap & fast
I just loved the music...the building video good, too!
This video is incredible, I have found my new larger than life man cave!!!
This is the most awesomeness building of a building I've ever seen. I'm in love with it. And would love to have one built when my budget allows. 👍😎😍💖
If you’re not learning you’re dying! Great job🔥🇺🇸
Agreed
Holy cow! Y’all are living the dream!
As you leaned into your sign while placing it on the endwall up there it looked exactly like the structure was yielding to your leaning into each screw. Then I realized you cam was mounted to your scissor lift as it, not the building gave a bit with your fastening. Interesting illusion though, I was like..... Huh?
Great video and use of labor saving, efficient technologies!
appreciate the work putting this on video for us to enjoy. Well done!
As always it is a pleasure to watch great workers.
Too bad its built halfassed not the workers fault just shoddy design. Anyone who builds garages and houses knows what I'm talking about.
@@OfficialMastercape What in particular do you not like? What makes the design Shoddy? ww
Sorry it is not up to what you consider better standard Mastercape, but these are the best builds you will see of this type of construction, they are better than Amish or half done big box store kits with wrong doors or windows and such.
@@Joshua79C I think MastercapeRS is a BOT!!!
I just love what and how you do it, fun to watch.
Thanks real pros, we learn, from the Philippines, thanks God Bless
you guys are so efficient - wow! I've been two years into a renovation project in France - the progress you guys make in a day blows my mind!
I didnt know you could have a floating concrete floor i just learned the way imma do mine thx again
Beautiful, my retirement is only about a year away and I am going to need one of theses only a little smaller for my four cars and a workshop.
Perfect video, add a little humor
Some how with the music, keep
Up the good work men, I learned
A lot, Thanks.
Beyond amazing, im still looking for a property, where i can place a garage like this, and it sure opened my mind to how it can be done!
Amazing work!
14:10 when the lift moves the camera back as you were fixing up the sign it looked like the building was leaning back under the force of you pushing the drill :)
I am well jealous of your garage though, always been a dream to have a big garage like this to work on old cars as a retirement hobby, but I dont have the land or money to do it, so I just sit drooling on vids like these :)
Great Quickly Job Man! Unbelievable!!
It looks good I learned somthing about the floating slab it looks like you will be using a think a boom truck to poor the slab I think that's what they called it a heck of a lot better than the smaller cement mixer from Harbour freight. 👍🐾
Perfect little size for a residential garage? I can fit my entire house in there. :-D
Respect from Russia friend. Good job. Thank you for good video.
spacibah bratyshanchik
Не смей строить свою дачу таким образом!!!
Отличная работа !!!! Это видео пасобие как работают профи!!!! МОЛОДЦЫ!!!!
Reminds me of Morton building! I’m a leads an for Morton and other than details here and there this is just like what I do, I love post frame construction
Can't believe the customer didn't run the electrical before the interior siding went up. Guess they are up for the industrial look with conduit running everywhere.
bamaslaten 😂😂
All that money on beautiful siding, soffit, and facia and no soffit lights? wtf?
expose metal conduit looks good
The most likely reason is it will be below grade under the slab then exposed on walls
just put all the power outlets and services etc. on/in the walls that go on top of the slab, the slab of which should also have the services running through it, too.
I am glad I came across this video. I am in the process of relocating from Northern California to Oklahoma. The new house we are buying includes a 30’x40’ shop building that uses this type of construction. I was taken back when I first saw the technique because I never seen it before. The thing you do differently is pour the concrete posts with saddles to hold the 6x6 posts. They embed the posts in the concrete. I prefer your method because, even though the posts are PT, I am afraid they will eventually rot out like a fence post.
Thanks for sharing.
Just saw a video about embedding posts into concrete - do NOT do it! It WILL rot eventually. Those shoes are the better way to go!
Also if you use a similar method for construction be sure to install diagonal "wind-risps" it will basically eliminate the shear-movements og the building in winds!
Some half-inch OSB all the way on the inside around mounted to the posts via screwes or big nails will serve the dame purpose I guess...
Skill ,quick ,you made it look easy thanks for the vid 👍👨🏻🏭🇬🇧
In the early process of designing a garage for our new boat purchase next summer. Like the quality of your builds. New Subscriber!