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I tapped into the 20 amp cigarette lighter fuse.

@ so is that a constant power or no?

Are you saying this is a carport? Where I come from, a carport doesn’t have walls and is mainly used for parking a car under. Shop is short for "workshop", and that's exactly what I'm building here, in every sense of the word.

@tfrasca142 yes this is absolutely a carport just look at the thickness of the tube members not to mention the name of the company you're buying it from. I've been a builder for 40 years, can I get so tired of people complaining about the quality of their "shop", when in reality they have a carport with walls screwed on. Just saying, I want you to be prepared for what you are getting, and what you are not going to get,

If your structural members are not 11 gauge or less, and your metal sheeting is not 22 gauge or less, you have a carport with metal sheeting screwed on the outside.

Aura carport with whatever you screw on the outside

@@whitneypalm2438 I just don’t see how the construction of the thing affects what I end up using it for. This will be a shop, not a carport. Maybe it’s thinner gauge tubing than you like, but in no way is a fully enclosed building a “carport”. Would you call a stick built garage a carport? Structurally, this is every bit as stout as a stick build. I’m not saying this is the best way to build a shop, but it’s definitely not a carport.

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@@MrFiction80 Sorry to disappoint. What genre of royalty free music would you prefer? I really am curious.

@tfrasca142 I would really prefer no music at all. I like your attention to detail and the production value of the video itself. On that part you are doing a fantastic job! But the music ruins it for me. (And on a lot of other videos from other creators) The volume is to uneven and to loud at times. I turn the volume down, but then I can't hear you speak. I prefer no music like on "my mechanics" or "Croker vs rover". I've seen a lot of people complain about music in videos, but I have never seen a comment like "Do you know what this video could benifit from? Some hysterical music!" But that's just one (mine) persons opinion. 😄

@ Alright, that makes sense. I personally can’t stand a silent video, especially when certain editing techniques I use have no ambient sound. So no music would leave it with absolute silence. I’ll admit that music is the hardest part of editing, though. Thanks for the constructive feedback.

I wish I had double checked the forms before they poured. You'll see in the next video how being about an inch out of square made a ton of extra work for me. 32 inches out is absolutely insane though.

Me too! I have what I would call most of a video edited. Just need to wrap up a few things.

Nice. I do want wood on the outside.

124 mph. I plan on doing a total cost breakdown, as depressing as that will be.

Thanks! Glad to see there’s some overlap between metal accessory buildings and turbo bricks.

Thank you. I’m working on the next video now, but I’m in the fiddle little details phase, so progress is slowing down. I want to get the video out this month, though.

I’m impressed that you were able to raise the trusses alone. Well done.

Absolutely, but I need to finish my shop build first. Had to reprioritize some things, but now the Volvo engine will be finished in a new shop space.

I hear you. If I could be just outside city limits on about 10 acres, I absolutely would.

Thanks, glad it’s relevant to your interests. I have a second video in the works. Slab is 4” with a 12x16” footer. Also one section that’s 6” thick where the lift will go.

Thanks, more to come soon!

Wood is definitely more expensive, even though I’m using relatively cheap t1-11. Not sure on total cost yet, but it’ll probably top 30k.

Yeah, I'll try to tally it all up when I'm "finished". Goal is 30k.

Why would anyone buy into a HOA 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

@johndeninger8905 it is very common where I live, even in rural areas. I got a really good deal on a new build with some acreage, more space for less money than a used home. The good news is that the rules are fairly relaxed.

What would you have preferred?

I think stick built framing could have been a couple thousand dollars cheaper than the VersaFinish frame. But I would have had to find a local engineer to draw and stamp all the plans, whereas the VersaTube process has that step included for a better price than sourcing it myself. Now that I’m doing the siding, I do wish the framing was wood. So many self-tapping screws…

Thanks, they’re off a Ford Crown Vic, redrilled to 5x108.

Glad to hear it, thanks!

Do you mean it should be pitched so the water drains out of the door? I wish I had known more about any of this when I paid to have the slab done. Would have definitely asked for that.

@@tfrasca142 Yessir, usually pitched towards the door, usually the contractor would talk about it but its another task for them to make sure it's pitched, either pitched towards the door or a drain in the floor that just gravity feeds out the back to get the water off the slab. You can always cut and plum a drain in the floor if it gets too bad but it might not even be a problem so no sweat

@@caseydman4651 Like I usually do, I went with the lowest bid on the concrete, and they definitely didn't mention anything about drainage. If I ever build another shop, that's one of the many things I'll do differently.

I guess the only real drain would be the blue LED on the controller when you switch it to standby mode. If you forget but it in standby mode though, all the lighting on the controller may drain the battery after a while. They’re all LEDs though so it’s probably a very small draw. I say try it and test the amperage draw with a multimeter. It would be cool to be able to control the lights and stuff remotely with the app.

If you want metal siding and don’t want any sheathing under the metal roof, then order that one. I got this one for the reasons mentioned in the video.

Thanks. The wheels are 16x7. They’re from a Ford Crown Victoria, redrilled to 5x108.

Thanks! Glad to commiserate with others who put off shop builds until fall…

I’m pretty sure there’s a lean-to option in the configuration thing on the VersaTube website.