Are you kidding? As for myself, I've seen enough of your videos to understand the process. This was a 2 1/2 hour summary of the Master Class. Loved it!
It always amazes me how well your videographer sets up your shots and that you never hear even a breath from him. Excellent audio & camera work! Nice job crew!
Both the long and short format videos have their pluses and minuses. Since I am not a professional builder, I have learned a lot from the shorter video with step by step instructions. However, now that I have been watching for a few years I have a basic understanding of the post-frame build process so I was able to watch this longer video and appreciate all the details that went into the final result. With that said, I think I like the shorter videos as the majority of your content with an occasional "start to finish" video thrown in. Keep up the great work.
I enjoyed this full build video, it made a change from the instructive video's you usually produce. A mixture of both types of content would be good. Thank you Kyle & Greg for your efforts.
Personally i enjoy the talking. Explaining why you are doing what your doing and the fun you guys poke make the videos even better. Not talking makes it seem like you don't enjoy your job. Great video and can't wait for the next one
Right!! Can you imagine if this channel turned into another version of Holmes on Homes? I like seeing the tools real world applications. Just seeing their go to tools, you know they something good!
I think I paused only once and to speak with my wife about my future building and how I wished you guys were closer! Great job and lucky property owner to have you guys working for him!!
I loved this 'long and less talking' format, but I'm also a big fan of your regular ones with more explanation of what and why you're doing things. So, keep the mix !!!
Watched this all the way thru in one sitting in the wee small hours of the morning in Adelaide Australia. Really like this long format style. Keep them coming I say. 👍
More of these ‘less talking more building’ type videos would be great. They really show case each phase of a build and the sequencing of events. More explanation is really appreciated when something new or intricate is being done. Keep up the great work guys.
I was watching two things at the same time, You guys and football games. You pick a beautiful weather building that addition. I'm 69 years old, I started carpenter back in 1971 to 1975 I built 3 houses in high school. then so on and more. Love watching you guys doing your thing framing and metal.
Talking about what you are doing is good. We live in a day and age where people forgot how to communicate, they would rather text or email and they love videos where a word is not spoken. Do not cater to the people that are disconnected from reality, which only enables an out of touch society to go from bad to worse. Love your work, more words are better. As for the silent people ..... they have nothing to say anyways.
Enjoyed the format of this build, but I also really like the detailed videos that provide more educational content. Kyle you are a natural teacher. This was great. Thank you!
So there I was watching the video and I started thinking.. man this is a longer video than usual, then I check the little bar at the bottom of the video and it said 2 1/2 hours long. Holy shit, that’s sweet.. now if I can just get your older completed videos duct taped together to make one long video.. sweetttt. Great job guys.
I appreciate this format; entire build and speeding up through some of the repetitive parts after a brief explanation of what you are doing. Thanks for asking!
I enjoy your channel and an avid watcher there are other channels to watch where it is the builders in action without comment and instructions and simply create a video for entertainment I am not a fan of that I only watch channels where I am learning something You set yourself apart from the other channels by the attention to detail in every project that I do not see in the building sector any more Continue to instruct in your videos as it shows you are a leader leader and teacher Good job!!!!!
I enjoy a mix of both. I now look at how other buildings are finished and can determine the quality of the builder thanks to your videos. You and Greg do great work.
Watched the whole thing and thought it was great. Enjoy the normal format, enjoy the big projects spread out over many weeks. Its all good and I'll watch no matter how you serve it up.
When you’re not doing anything new or using some sort of new product, these are great to see the whole thing at once. If you do have some new amazing product that will change how something is done, that’s the time to get detailed.
thanks, i haven't been able to build like this for about 10 yrs. brings back memories. my old partner's favorite saying was " we aren't building a nuclear sub", so this is good stuff. refreshing to see you could build that..
I like how you guys put your heads down and just work and get it done. Easier compared to other projects you have going on. Definitely seasoned professionals.
I'm surprised. Didn't think I could last 2 1/2 hours, but I did. It was a nice balance of talk and working. hats off to your videographer, his shots were amazing!! He out did himself. Does he spend his entire day with you guys?
Sat down last evening and watched the entire post. Having watched most of your posts, I find them much more meaningful when you take the time and give a more detailed explanation of what you guys are doing, so I'm in favor of more talk, not less. Even my wife made a comment during our dinner as to the lack of talking, she thought that was a little strange. Thanks for all the great content you guys supply to us amateur builders.
Love all your videos,but I also like the talking and the explanation part so I can learn how you build ,tips and tricks,in all situations. Great work as usual. Thx Kyle and Greg.💪💪👍👍
I always enjoy the content and the conversation. As others have stated the process varies little but I know from experience that every build is different and have their own unique challenges that encourage us to get better in our craft. Keep doing what you’re doing, talking or not talking.
Thank you Kyle you spoil us!!, a full Extension build. Good experiment, admit the explanations while building are ideal for other builders, but I just watch as I'm retired builder and enjoy the memories of being on a build site. Thanks.🤓
Took me six days to watch it in my free time but I liked this format. I always knew when I hopped on UA-cam I had something to continue. Great job guys!
I’ve been watching and learning from you since Greg’s brother was on the team. This was a great format to sit back, enjoy and review the methods used in my mind. Kind of predict your moves before you do them to make sure I have the right sequences and techniques down. I’ve built stick homes in the past and my wife and I have decided to use the post frame method to build our own home. Your content has been very helpful in developing our blueprints. It would be nice if you put out maybe 3 or 4 of these a year. Thanks for all of your hard work and dedication to your trade, keep up the good work!
I enjoy watching you guys. I have been a subscriber for a long time. I don't mind the talking at all. I learn something every time I watch. And I like the detail you put into your explaining what you do and how you get there. Keep up the great work. 👍
I like the long, less talking format. Maybe that's because I have watched all your other very detailed, informative vids. At any rate this works very well for me. Your vids have educated me immensely and use in it my projects. Thanks!
I love this format of video. Long and detailed. However, I still love the videos where you explain your methods and process. Their both great in their own ways. Keep up the great content.
My first video. Enjoyed seeing the craftsmanship. Both of you worked well with each other. At least that's what was on the video. I cannot comment concerning the amount of talking as I haven't seen any other videos. What I saw was fine with me. Thanks for showing your amazing skills. Not only in the hands on of the construction, but the acrobatics involved in the roofing part. I'm sure it was all OSHA approved. Especially the invisible safety belts for the high activity. If construction gets slow again, I'm sure a circus would be an option. Take care and I'll look foward to another video. May even subscribe.
Do either as the schedule lets you. There is a big part of construction that revolves around time and timelyness. But two and half hours of content from a weeks production is pretty awesome. Part of the charm of you and Gregg talking is the "teaching moment"- Gregg has asked some questions I was pondering but hadn't formed. So, do both when can. I'll enjoy them both.
I love this. Your regular educational videos as the build progresses then a nice long one of just building it. You should start doing this on all your future builds.
I enjoy the talking…the back and forth. I think that’s what makes good UA-cam channels successful. The great real personalities with the subject matter up front and center. What I would like to see is the more detailed videos with the verbal stuff, talking and joking around., Then throw in a long format like this, one every other month or so .
Absolutely love all your videos Kyle & Gregg the A team smash it no matter how it’s presented! 🎉 it’s always a joy & a pleasure when you upload😀👍🏻 the quality of both your work and camaraderie speaks volumes, can’t wait for the next upload you make thanks for sharing mate
I loved this journey - there is always a learning curve for all of us. I prefer the long journey - I did miss the concrete pour BUT well done and thank you.
Great efficiency and equipment additions since day one! Amazing how much the two of you bang out in a day. Guessing all equipment purchaces were paid of in the first year. Onward!
This was great as a choice but either way I am watching the videos. I get to watch you two do the things that I used to do with my father building structures. I like the process and I pick up on some new ways doing things.
On a cold and wet Sunday after walking the dogs on the beach, this was the perfect watch. Not being a builder it fascinates me how quickly these buildings come together. Having watched you now for a number of builds over the years, I even appreciated all the math you were doing that just make it all go so smoothly. Very impressed. Oh and from a position of zero credibility, my opinion regarding that tab is like yours. Chop it off. It serves no purpose other than to introduce annoying gaps in the corners. Great work and look forward to the interior. 😎
I wish I had two and a half hours to watch this. I'll half to break it up and save to watch later. That's hours I would be working on my own house. I'll watch it all by the end of the week. But youtube revenue will only credit you for 1 watch. Love the channel.
It was an excellent watch. If they were all like this probably not so much, but I enjoyed watching this one and more like this every once in a while would be great.
I like both formats. On "smaller" builds like this, this format 'works'. But for multi-episode builds, your 'normal' (educational/instructional) format fits better. My one question would be [it's a process I've not seen you use previously], what was the reason/necessity for the triple tongue in groove around the base perimeter? As always, Michael did a wonderful job of capturing your work. Great job to all 3 of you!
First of your videos I watched. I loved it , fantastic work, I like the chatter , the back n forth , makes me laugh, it's so true to real work conditions.
This was perfect to see the full build... in one... I like the little ones where you show the specialty skills to do some of the details.. but this as a full build was great... I use this for reference as i build some sheds on my property.. and seeing the full job was good... ya it was long.. and probably not something i want a lot of... but i liked this and its very useful I watched it all over two days. And I am a mechanic... not a framer or sheet metal worker.. but like i said.. i need to build storage sheds.. and this seems like the best option for me. this takes alot of the black box out of this construction method.
Congratulations Kyle and Greg. You guys did all the work. You guys made the construction project look so easy. [This is the first video I watched, without Kyle explaining the step-by-step process.] Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year 2025 to Y'all.
After that 300+ foot long building, this must have felt like a walk in the park. While I do enjoy your typical education and banter, this was also fun amd interesting to watch. Thanks for sharing!
In my opinion, Kyle, it wasn't as educational in this long form like you usually do, and it is the educational aspect, I think, that has grown you to nearly 2 million subs, so, that being said, the downfall of a company is usually because it departed from what made it great! I know that is what drew me to watching your channel, nearly 6 or so years ago now! I think it's great, though, when you go back to a building that you built years past to add to or make some remodel or altercation to it! You always do great work. I do miss the "Tool Tuesdays" you used to do. There's other channels pushing tools out there, but I always felt like you usually gave your opinion on the tools you used or gave demonstrations on them side by side! I think the side by side comparisons were probably some of the best "Tool Tuesdays"! Thanks for sharing the content, Kyle!
Totally enjoyed your latest video, guys! I don't mind your banter. I find you both very entertaining and the normal banter between you two is fun. I cannot believe how skilled you are. How can you measure and cut, especially that steel, free hand with that electric sheer? Amazing! I guess that's what experience produces. Looks so good. You do good work and you produce very good videos. Thank you. P.S. Not too long! Marcel from Saskatchewan. :)
Made it through. Normally wouldn't have enough time at one sitting for something this long, but enjoyed it this time (some of it at a 1.5 playback. Appreciated the ful lbuild!
Are you kidding? As for myself, I've seen enough of your videos to understand the process. This was a 2 1/2 hour summary of the Master Class. Loved it!
Love it
Enjoyed it
I gotta say. Your video guy, I think his name is Michael, has this figured out. Thanks Michael for making some great content.
It always amazes me how well your videographer sets up your shots and that you never hear even a breath from him. Excellent audio & camera work! Nice job crew!
I agree. Kyle found a real pro.
at 2:21:38 you can hear
Agreed!
No mic no sound simples
They all have lapel mic
Both the long and short format videos have their pluses and minuses. Since I am not a professional builder, I have learned a lot from the shorter video with step by step instructions. However, now that I have been watching for a few years I have a basic understanding of the post-frame build process so I was able to watch this longer video and appreciate all the details that went into the final result. With that said, I think I like the shorter videos as the majority of your content with an occasional "start to finish" video thrown in. Keep up the great work.
I enjoyed this full build video, it made a change from the instructive video's you usually produce. A mixture of both types of content would be good. Thank you Kyle & Greg for your efforts.
Awesome, thank you!
Personally i enjoy the talking. Explaining why you are doing what your doing and the fun you guys poke make the videos even better. Not talking makes it seem like you don't enjoy your job. Great video and can't wait for the next one
What a perfect watch for a Sunday.
Right!! Can you imagine if this channel turned into another version of Holmes on Homes? I like seeing the tools real world applications. Just seeing their go to tools, you know they something good!
Loved it. I like it both ways, talking , and less talking. Can't beat watching pros work.
Feature length upload. Best Sunday ever.
I think I paused only once and to speak with my wife about my future building and how I wished you guys were closer! Great job and lucky property owner to have you guys working for him!!
I loved this 'long and less talking' format, but I'm also a big fan of your regular ones with more explanation of what and why you're doing things. So, keep the mix !!!
Longest youtube video I've ever watched, but I watched the entire video. I learned a lot. Awesome.
Watched this all the way thru in one sitting in the wee small hours of the morning in Adelaide Australia. Really like this long format style. Keep them coming I say. 👍
Awesome, thank you!
I like how you guys work so good together. You read each other's minds.
They almost work a little to good together 🏳️🌈
More of these ‘less talking more building’ type videos would be great. They really show case each phase of a build and the sequencing of events. More explanation is really appreciated when something new or intricate is being done. Keep up the great work guys.
I was watching two things at the same time, You guys and football games. You pick a beautiful weather building that addition. I'm 69 years old, I started carpenter back in 1971 to 1975 I built 3 houses in high school. then so on and more. Love watching you guys doing your thing framing and metal.
the accuracy and finesse you have with those flashings and trim pieces are just next level... respect!!!
Talking about what you are doing is good. We live in a day and age where people forgot how to communicate, they would rather text or email and they love videos where a word is not spoken. Do not cater to the people that are disconnected from reality, which only enables an out of touch society to go from bad to worse. Love your work, more words are better. As for the silent people ..... they have nothing to say anyways.
Enjoyed the format of this build, but I also really like the detailed videos that provide more educational content. Kyle you are a natural teacher. This was great. Thank you!
So there I was watching the video and I started thinking.. man this is a longer video than usual, then I check the little bar at the bottom of the video and it said 2 1/2 hours long. Holy shit, that’s sweet.. now if I can just get your older completed videos duct taped together to make one long video.. sweetttt. Great job guys.
I appreciate this format; entire build and speeding up through some of the repetitive parts after a brief explanation of what you are doing. Thanks for asking!
I enjoyed watching but I also enjoy when carpenters describe the process and reason as they go along. I learned a lot. Thanks for sharing. 😊
Like this format for the straight forward builds that aren’t too far out of the norm. Like the details on processes we don’t see often. 👍
I enjoy your channel and an avid watcher there are other channels to watch where it is the builders in action without comment and instructions and simply create a video for entertainment I am not a fan of that I only watch channels where I am learning something You set yourself apart from the other channels by the attention to detail in every project that I do not see in the building sector any more Continue to instruct in your videos as it shows you are a leader leader and teacher Good job!!!!!
Two and a half hours!! Wooo!!!! Thanks for the content guys. Much appreciated on this glorious Sunday morning!!
I enjoy a mix of both. I now look at how other buildings are finished and can determine the quality of the builder thanks to your videos. You and Greg do great work.
I like when you talk, and the banter between you and Greg. Windy... your call on what you wanna do...its your channel!
As a SW Missouri native...it was nice to see you guys finally hit a rock! 🤣🤣
Watched the whole thing and thought it was great. Enjoy the normal format, enjoy the big projects spread out over many weeks. Its all good and I'll watch no matter how you serve it up.
When you’re not doing anything new or using some sort of new product, these are great to see the whole thing at once. If you do have some new amazing product that will change how something is done, that’s the time to get detailed.
thanks, i haven't been able to build like this for about 10 yrs. brings back memories. my old partner's favorite saying was " we aren't building a nuclear sub", so this is good stuff. refreshing to see you could build that..
Awesome work guys keep it up
I like how you guys put your heads down and just work and get it done. Easier compared to other projects you have going on. Definitely seasoned professionals.
I'm surprised. Didn't think I could last 2 1/2 hours, but I did. It was a nice balance of talk and working. hats off to your videographer, his shots were amazing!! He out did himself. Does he spend his entire day with you guys?
Nice, no talking and lots of working 👏🏻👏🏻
That was perfect. Kyle, You are very informative. At least you are explaining as if why you doing it the way it is more right.
Sat down last evening and watched the entire post. Having watched most of your posts, I find them much more meaningful when you take the time and give a more detailed explanation of what you guys are doing, so I'm in favor of more talk, not less. Even my wife made a comment during our dinner as to the lack of talking, she thought that was a little strange. Thanks for all the great content you guys supply to us amateur builders.
Absolutely loved the format, but I also love the talk. I look forward to the weekends just to watch your content. Thanks for another great video!
Love all your videos,but I also like the talking and the explanation part so I can learn how you build ,tips and tricks,in all situations. Great work as usual. Thx Kyle and Greg.💪💪👍👍
Loved it, watched all the way in one sitting. As someone else said great Sunday watch. Ron
I always enjoy the content and the conversation. As others have stated the process varies little but I know from experience that every build is different and have their own unique challenges that encourage us to get better in our craft. Keep doing what you’re doing, talking or not talking.
Thank you Kyle you spoil us!!, a full Extension build. Good experiment, admit the explanations while building are ideal for other builders, but I just watch as I'm retired builder and enjoy the memories of being on a build site. Thanks.🤓
Truly live these long ones. This has been the best in a long time.
But of course my son and I love all the ones of your shop.
Awesome man thank you
Thanks for taking us along. I enjoyed it but prefer multiple episodes.
Took me six days to watch it in my free time but I liked this format. I always knew when I hopped on UA-cam I had something to continue. Great job guys!
I like this format. I like the shorter ones too. Great Channel all around.
It amazes me how much two skilled craftsmen can accomplish working together in a relatively short amount of time. Nice work men.
I’ve been watching and learning from you since Greg’s brother was on the team. This was a great format to sit back, enjoy and review the methods used in my mind. Kind of predict your moves before you do them to make sure I have the right sequences and techniques down. I’ve built stick homes in the past and my wife and I have decided to use the post frame method to build our own home. Your content has been very helpful in developing our blueprints. It would be nice if you put out maybe 3 or 4 of these a year. Thanks for all of your hard work and dedication to your trade, keep up the good work!
I am a retired jack of all trades kind of guy but never did this siding stuff. I enjoyed your work skill set. Great job!
The precision in which you guys built that barn is amazing. Awesome job.
Made it through the whole thing. On these easy builds, this was perfect.
How’s Lacy?
Back In The Old Days, When A Movie Ran Long, There Was This Thing Called "Intermission". Still Excellent!
It’s called the pause button now😂
I enjoy watching you guys. I have been a subscriber for a long time. I don't mind the talking at all. I learn something every time I watch. And I like the detail you put into your explaining what you do and how you get there. Keep up the great work. 👍
I like the long, less talking format. Maybe that's because I have watched all your other very detailed, informative vids. At any rate this works very well for me. Your vids have educated me immensely and use in it my projects. Thanks!
Great vid.. I still like all the commentary & instructional format, with details on techniques, products & vendors.
I love this format of video. Long and detailed. However, I still love the videos where you explain your methods and process. Their both great in their own ways. Keep up the great content.
YOU GUYS DO EXCELLENT WORK TEN TIMES BETTER THEN FIRST CLASS 👍👍
Great job guys !!! No more battling the winds for a while.
My first video. Enjoyed seeing the craftsmanship. Both of you worked well with each other. At least that's what was on the video. I cannot comment concerning the amount of talking as I haven't seen any other videos. What I saw was fine with me. Thanks for showing your amazing skills. Not only in the hands on of the construction, but the acrobatics involved in the roofing part. I'm sure it was all OSHA approved. Especially the invisible safety belts for the high activity. If construction gets slow again, I'm sure a circus would be an option. Take care and I'll look foward to another video. May even subscribe.
Great video... respect the craftsmanship. My vote is to talk and educate during the process. Great work!!
Took me entire Sunday to watch it. Totally worth it.
I liked this way every once in a while. Like the talking too.
Do either as the schedule lets you. There is a big part of construction that revolves around time and timelyness. But two and half hours of content from a weeks production is pretty awesome. Part of the charm of you and Gregg talking is the "teaching moment"- Gregg has asked some questions I was pondering but hadn't formed. So, do both when can. I'll enjoy them both.
I love this. Your regular educational videos as the build progresses then a nice long one of just building it. You should start doing this on all your future builds.
I enjoy the talking…the back and forth. I think that’s what makes good UA-cam channels successful. The great real personalities with the subject matter up front and center.
What I would like to see is the more detailed videos with the verbal stuff, talking and joking around., Then throw in a long format like this, one every other month or so .
Absolutely love all your videos Kyle & Gregg the A team smash it no matter how it’s presented! 🎉 it’s always a joy & a pleasure when you upload😀👍🏻 the quality of both your work and camaraderie speaks volumes, can’t wait for the next upload you make thanks for sharing mate
Keep it coming from Phill and Sarah Parnham from New Zealand 😊
Wow that was mega sweet Sunday . For a weekend watch perfect 👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I loved this format. You two are the dream team, I wish I could have you two in Louisiana building My barndo!
yes, all for this type of build. I enjoy the entirety of the job being able to watch in one sitting.
I loved this journey - there is always a learning curve for all of us. I prefer the long journey - I did miss the concrete pour BUT well done and thank you.
Perfect show for a lazy weekend!
Great efficiency and equipment additions since day one! Amazing how much the two of you bang out in a day. Guessing all equipment purchaces were paid of in the first year. Onward!
I liked this video especially the drone footage of the gravel truck. It was Oscar worthy!
That flew by which is testament of how enjoyable it was. Well done Kyle
This was great as a choice but either way I am watching the videos. I get to watch you two do the things that I used to do with my father building structures. I like the process and I pick up on some new ways doing things.
On a cold and wet Sunday after walking the dogs on the beach, this was the perfect watch.
Not being a builder it fascinates me how quickly these buildings come together. Having watched you now for a number of builds over the years, I even appreciated all the math you were doing that just make it all go so smoothly. Very impressed. Oh and from a position of zero credibility, my opinion regarding that tab is like yours. Chop it off. It serves no purpose other than to introduce annoying gaps in the corners.
Great work and look forward to the interior. 😎
Thoroughly enjoyed the full length episode. Also enjoy the banter between you and Greg. Don’t let the naysayers silence the silly!
I wish I had two and a half hours to watch this. I'll half to break it up and save to watch later. That's hours I would be working on my own house. I'll watch it all by the end of the week. But youtube revenue will only credit you for 1 watch. Love the channel.
It was an excellent watch. If they were all like this probably not so much, but I enjoyed watching this one and more like this every once in a while would be great.
I like both formats. On "smaller" builds like this, this format 'works'. But for multi-episode builds, your 'normal' (educational/instructional) format fits better.
My one question would be [it's a process I've not seen you use previously], what was the reason/necessity for the triple tongue in groove around the base perimeter?
As always, Michael did a wonderful job of capturing your work. Great job to all 3 of you!
Nice change of pace, don’t want it every time, like hearing from you. Well done.
Great job! I made it all the way through with no problems. Acceptable format for this extension!
I love it. I like the extra talking in most videos; it teaches me a lot. This one was great, too. Keep it up.
Kyle. I enjoyed this format. Yes, watched it in one setting.
wow awesome
Hey Kyle give us more of this kind of video. I like it. Greatings from the Netherlands
I can't believe you did all of this in one day!
First of your videos I watched. I loved it , fantastic work, I like the chatter , the back n forth , makes me laugh, it's so true to real work conditions.
Well THAT was fun to watch! Can't wait to see the interior work on that build!
WOW...that was awesome!!! Top quality all the way. Great job guys. Hello from Michigan, take care, stay safe and God bless.
This was perfect to see the full build... in one... I like the little ones where you show the specialty skills to do some of the details.. but this as a full build was great... I use this for reference as i build some sheds on my property.. and seeing the full job was good... ya it was long.. and probably not something i want a lot of... but i liked this and its very useful I watched it all over two days. And I am a mechanic... not a framer or sheet metal worker.. but like i said.. i need to build storage sheds.. and this seems like the best option for me. this takes alot of the black box out of this construction method.
Congratulations Kyle and Greg. You guys did all the work. You guys made the construction project look so easy. [This is the first video I watched, without Kyle explaining the step-by-step process.]
Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year 2025 to Y'all.
Good job. Made it through. More talkie. Its been fun watching you and Greg sass each other.
After that 300+ foot long building, this must have felt like a walk in the park. While I do enjoy your typical education and banter, this was also fun amd interesting to watch. Thanks for sharing!
In my opinion, Kyle, it wasn't as educational in this long form like you usually do, and it is the educational aspect, I think, that has grown you to nearly 2 million subs, so, that being said, the downfall of a company is usually because it departed from what made it great! I know that is what drew me to watching your channel, nearly 6 or so years ago now!
I think it's great, though, when you go back to a building that you built years past to add to or make some remodel or altercation to it!
You always do great work. I do miss the "Tool Tuesdays" you used to do. There's other channels pushing tools out there, but I always felt like you usually gave your opinion on the tools you used or gave demonstrations on them side by side! I think the side by side comparisons were probably some of the best "Tool Tuesdays"! Thanks for sharing the content, Kyle!
Totally enjoyed your latest video, guys! I don't mind your banter. I find you both very entertaining and the normal banter between you two is fun. I cannot believe how skilled you are. How can you measure and cut, especially that steel, free hand with that electric sheer? Amazing! I guess that's what experience produces. Looks so good. You do good work and you produce very good videos. Thank you. P.S. Not too long! Marcel from Saskatchewan. :)
Personally, I love to hear the commentary. I'll always watch anyway.
I think you should do both. Have your editor do a compilation full length like this and some shorter form, with dialogue. Best of both worlds!
I enjoyed this type of video but also enjoy when you break down the processes.
Made it through. Normally wouldn't have enough time at one sitting for something this long, but enjoyed it this time (some of it at a 1.5 playback. Appreciated the ful lbuild!
Very Good work Kyle, Not too much talk but enough for full understanding and enjoyable Sunday relaxing