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Honestly mainly for dirt but you could definitely use for concrete as well.

It starts with framing and getting your building level and square. Then getting your base trim level. Also starting square with your building. That starts you out right and then everything should run right. I stick enough screws in that they don't move once they are up there.

I would just build kinda like a portable building. Build your floor first and then just lag either your posts to the floor and joists or do a stud wall. Either way should be fine.

Not sure. Best way to find out would be to go on the Post Protector website and call them and ask.

@@Wyomingchippewa mostly. Where you located at?

It mainly just keeps it from condensation. And helps with dust and air seal. Plus it's very cheap.

@YellowstonePostFrame cleary uses ot as a mark up it doesn't seal without any backing I've been a GC for 30 years.

@YellowstonePostFrame are yall hiring? I have 30+ years and work for cleary now

Wow I can't type sorry lol

@@WyomingchippewaYou could. I have run material cost both ways, 4 ft on center trusses with 2x4 purlins and 2 ft on center trusses with 5/8 OSB. A 40x60 you save about $4,000 doing 4 ft on center.

Yea they would have 20 guys on it. I grew up Amish so I thought it was fitting.

@ 220 guys is more like it but ya know wat im talking bout

If you put permanent bracing in like we do you don't need to do all that. We do leave our temporary truss to bottom of posts braces on till metal is on.

One side it blew in. The other side it blew out. Wind wasn't to bad. Honestly if it's to windy it will just rip off so you gotta kinda wait till it's fairly calm.

Not on this one. Some people want it and some don't.

@ I didn’t realize there was an option 😂😂

​@@kingmouse9292This is a pole barn. Most pole barns actually don't have it on them.

@ ahhh I’ve never built one. Thank you for the explanation! 🫡🫡💯

Thanks. It's a little harder but not bad. For me it's faster too.

If you are afraid of getting hurt in the construction industry you might as well quit. 🤷 #dontbealittlebitch

I put OSB down on the purlins sometimes when people want it or it's in a high wind area. It isn't necessarily needed tho. The wrap I put on was just the Titanium underlayment. It's pretty tough just by itself. And yes I plan on putting those videos in order and creating a playlist.

I'm sure they would.

We have. But we refuse to wear them. We know the risk.

@YellowstonePostFrame natural selection is beautiful.

​@@mikejohnston80Yes sir it is. So is getting a barn built faster than most people can fathom. 😮

@YellowstonePostFrame wow that will such a tale to tell from a wheelchair.

​@@mikejohnston80You're right. But life isn't fun if you don't take risks. We may also be adrenaline junkies 🤷

Osha*

You dang right it ain't. We also don't care. Just saying.

Mutual bank of Omaha does not approve lol

Lmao, I thought this was them for a second

@@tylerbridges1330 😁

I went and watched some of their videos. Hilarious dudes who don't give AF 😅

It's the favorite part of the job!

Thanks

Awesome. Should hopefully have my more in depth videos up before too long. The spacer makes it easy to do it by yourself.

It's definitely the way the industry seems to be going. I will say it isn't as cheap but is better for longevity.

I cut out an outside ply of the 3 ply Post. So the truss sits on top of that ply and gets nailed in the other 2 plys.

Thanks. I wanna get more in depth. But to be honest I don't like slowing down.

Im hoping to have a full time video guy in the near future so I can do a lot more content.

Awesome. They are 3 ply 2x6 gluelam posts. They are 4 to 5 feet in the ground.

depends on frostline,3 feet in missouri,they will settle if you dont put a concrete cookie or pour 3 incghes of concrete in the hole!l had it happen,

Sorry about that. I do have videos of an entire build step by step. I had a professional camera crew out on site for that one. They are still editing them. Hopefully I can get them on here soon.

Concrete oats?

Awesome! I hear Elon Musk is hiring. 🚀🚀

Keyboard experts be like😂

Not sure. It's the Sturdi-wall brackets. I have gotten them from that place in the past. Now I get them from a big local supplier but I'm guessing that's where they got them from.

Thanks for the input. I did pre mark the trusses. I'm kind of an introvert and this is how I work. This was back when I first started doing UA-cam. I didn't talk much bc I felt awkward. I have since gotten way more comfortable talking so I try to talk more. I recently shot a bunch of content where I talked a lot and went in depth. Still in editing but almost done. Love Kyle got to meet him in person a while back. He is the reason I started my own channel.

Thanks! I did not know that! So informational! Lol

Somebody piss in your cereal this morning? 🤔 Just showing our customers and potential customers how we do it.

@@YellowstonePostFrame the original saying is "did somebody piss in your Cheerios this morning"?, has been around since the 60's, but thanks for reminding me

I believe it's so it has more lateral reach. They don't like setting up twice.

Awesome! Send em to Wyoming!

@@YellowstonePostFrame I don't live there any more. Got a promotion and moved back to FL. The area I lived in was being built up and the were pouring commercial slabs all everyday. I left to go to work at 0330 and they were already out there pouring. I'm sure you could go down there and hire them.