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@@bradchappell5268 I did stagger the seams.

@@theclassicjoe $900 for the concrete. I had a buddy help me. I used 6 yards got it delivered.

$900 is a good price for 6 yards delicered

@@MrKongklo Yep your right. I may do that later on.

@@mcpiddler1135 Yep You right! I love having it around.

@@Gokywildcats11 I had 6 yards of concrete from a truck and poured it myself with the help from my friend. Then I had a load of fill dirt I used to build the building pad. It was $200 for the fill and $900 for the concrete. Total $1100.

@@elielcreado Yeah I do too.

@@wuhsabi yeah I agree with you. It’s just what the company who did the job used.

@@sno-tacticalI don’t know about the eaves. But the wall height is 9 feet and the peak height is just shy of 13 feet.

@weightbuilddig166 are you a contractor? I would really love this same shed built

@ no I not.

@@sno-tactical The Walls our 9 feet tall. I don’t have any blueprints. I do have a material list. 2-2x4x16 pt 4-2x4x16 white board 2-2x4x12 pt 4-2x4x12 white board 58-2x4x10 white board 25-7/16 4x8 osb 18-2x6x10 syp 1-2x8x16 syp 10-2x6x12 syp 1 roll house wrap 1 roll felt buster 2-4x8 pressure treated plywood 2-2x10x10 syp

@@lionelholladay5204 You’re welcome!

@@bp30656 yeah sure! How you doing?

Happy new year 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤

@@genecoppedge5972 Thanks! Nice! Yeah I like the 304 as well. For a while I thought they didn’t make that size anymore.

@@NICK67102 Thanks! Yeah I believe they are designed to be installed horizontal but I have seen people install vertical.

@@PedroKing99 Thanks!

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@@josephsonnier3594 lol. It’s Alabama

I made it 6” thick

I bought a quick coupler from Caterpillar and it is installed. I bought the thumb from Catapillar as well. Yes it is. Wry stout. I like a lot.

@@firstname6208 nice that will work. I bought the bucket from Catapillar.

​​@@weightbuilddig166 what do they charge for a 46" grading bucket? Cat is proud of that sticker! Check out a rhinox ripper tooth.

@@kragonstone I bought it locally from Catapillar. Yes I love it.

@@mikewilliams2695 Yes very happy. For the price of the MTL, compared to other brands that are more expensive. The MTL will do what it say it will and more. It took me a while to figure out how to use it effectively. So I probably abused mine a little in the beginning not knowing how to use it properly. I actually sold mine skid steer and the brush cutter with it back in February. Since then I bought a cat 303.5e2cr mini excavator. I am planning on buying a MTL mini excavator brush cutter for it when I get the money.

@@weightbuilddig166 Thank you sir!

@@Peeingstickymilk I anchored them with the kind that you drill a hole into the concrete and tap them in with a hammer and then put the nut on and tighten it down. It works pretty good.

@@BigDsHomestead Are you talking about music?

@@tilla455 9 feet tall

@@Tigereyes502 Thanks! I appreciate your comment.

"Shed" > entry-level single-car garage.

@@NorthCountryOutlaw $900. For the concrete and a load of fill dirt $200. So $1100 for the foundation. I did all of it myself.

Yeah it does.

@@ukjw2 The concrete was $900 and I had $200 of fill dirt brought in as well. So $1100 for the foundation

@ nice. So you built that shell for pretty cheap. I was debating building my own vs just buying a shed. Wasn’t sure if the savings were worth the headache

@ Yeah so I bought all the materials for $1700. And that was enough to get the shed dried in point.

@@TruthSeeker413_ Yes. So my property has a continuous slope to it. So when I’m building the foundation when digging you’re going off the level. Once the ground goes down from the level that’s when you have too dig deeper, which makes a step. Then you dig that level until it happens again. Everything is based of a concrete block.

@ Thank you!!

@@TruthSeeker413_ Well I built this house by myself. I hired out a lot of things. All said and done it cost $175,000. Plus I built it in 2020 right when all the wood prices jumped up. If that didn’t happen it would have have been a lot less.

@@weightbuilddig166 Ah very nice! I’m trying to figure out how my family can build on next to nothing for our budget. I can get us $75,000 at max for a build loan I have my husband and brother but we were thinking of just getting a shed kit and trying our best to DIY it together. My brother has done hvac and plumbing as well as some electrical. My husband has worked as a brick layer/ chimney guy. Does that sound completely insane? They actually think we can pull this off. Do you think we can? We have found I can get financing for things like my geothermal heating but I would need out of pocket for like the pluming and electric.

@ Yes it sounds like you guys can do this. Just make sure if you need a loan get one before you start. Most banks won’t lend once you already started. Best advice is pace your self on each step. Don’t rush to get to the next step. It takes time to build. It takes longer than you think it will. Be determined dedicated to the project. Enjoy your journey. Hope it goes well for you and your family. If you have questions just ask I’ll help where I can.

@ Thank you! You’re kindness is so very much appreciated ❤️🙌 God bless you and be safe while working! I’m a new sub so I’ll be seeing your videos now 😊

@ Thankyou! Appreciate your comments.

@@n_giantyeti Thanks! the wall height is 9’ and then the top plate

@@chrisgerard384 your welcome!