Wow Adam! Those fellas are amazing! Clearly, this isn’t their first rodeo. They work like a Swiss watch. I’m sure this company is always in your file. ❤😊
That a fine building and the crew was amazing. I’m glad hurricanes aren’t too common up there, lol. From personal experience hurricanes laugh at “hurricane straps”. 💪
Who trained these guys? They're amazing - so skilled!! The owner of this company is a great businessman!! And, you did a great job of editing, Adam!! Great video, as always. God bless y'all!! ♥️🙏👍
Adam, I really think you hit it out of the park with the design of the barn, lean-to, and saw mill area. It is a very efficient and practical design. The crew is outstanding and you should be thrilled!!
Great Adam. Isn't it great to watch a crew that knows what they are doing. It goes so smoothly. It took my wife and I nearly 2 weeks to do our bubble insulation and siding on our shop after the builders left. i like the two-tone color a lot.
I really like that these workers have neat hair and clean clothes. A good business practice for a builder. We already know that they keep the site clean and neat. How about an interview of the crew at the end of the build.
And no stupid useless tattoos either. Anymore you can't find anyone not inked up. I ask any contractor coming on my compound if they have workers sporting neck tattoos. They look at me like I'm nuts. And maybe so. But they are forbidden. Case closed end of conversation. I have my reasons believe me.
Good morning Adam, I've been a sub for at least 2+yrs now... Best project you've done IMHO, your production is better when you aren't humping on the job. This series has been a great 'morning view'. Also, thanks for the bookshelf details... Great Series!!
Hi Adam, you normally expose costs associated with projects you do. Do you mind exposing the cost for this building? I'm living an hour and a half from you and interested in a similar barn so exposing it might help me. Thanks 🙏
Love watching efficient workers. When they are throwing the blocks for the rafters up to the guy and he doesnt have to vary his position while balancing on the top plate, bravo. That takes practice and repetition. And good training.
Good morning Adam, they are impressive with the skillset, fit and finish. The amount of background planning, training and management is to be commended as well. I’m smiling and just watching it being constructed, if you’re ever sent to the Dog House you’ll be pretty comfortable. 😀👍👍👍
I haul an Amish crew who frame houses and do pole barns. I am used to seeing buildings be built this size in about a week. What I am not used to is seeing boys dressed as these boys were doing this kind of work. Were these boys maybe dressed down Amish?
Since 30 to 40% of the comments were on how unsafe the workers were, I would have liked to have seen adam address it to think if he feels the same way or not.
As Would I. I see they heard some of the safety violation callouts. In this vid you see Somebody brought in an all-terrain Boomlift work platform. At least they went from safety last upgraded to Safety 3rd.
@JohnSmith-tv5ep putting a ladder in the boom lift would have been much better. The boom lift platform has solid cage structure where a rubber footed ladder can be lashed down securely at the bottom and midway of the ladder. The bucket does Not have any safe way of lashing a ladder down.
One thing i saw that i did not like. You can actually shoot too many nails into the end of a board. Counted 18 in one rafter alone. Splinters the board up so bad there isnt any holding power left.
These guys are unbelievable. They don't play. On a side note, I really enjoy your choices of acoustic fingerstyle guitar for your videos. Am I overstepping my bounds to ask if you might post a link sometime? I'd love to add some of that lovely tuneage to my 'library' but don't know the name of the artist(s). If so thanks so much. What you've accomplished in improving your property has been a joy to follow. So thanks for that especially.
After watching this I wish I had gone with bookshelf framing on my building!! Any concerns about the posts rotting over time with being straight in the ground? In my area it seems most people use concrete piers to mount the posts above ground
5:05 (Just as a camera nerd) if you lower your f/stop (eg, increase the number) you can eliminate that blurring effect. Though, this will decrease the amount of light the camera sensor will receive, so you will have to compensate with either increasing your ISO, which may give you slightly grainier video, or decrease your shutter speed, this can start to introduce motion blur. Or obviously a combination of the two. Personally I would go with the increased ISO before shutter speed. With it being in daylight, I don't believe you would have to change it by much.
I dare say this is actually filmed on an iPhone in cinematic mode. It uses AI to try and determine foreground/background, and then it applies a fake DOF blur. Might be wrong though.
Adam, just a question, did the crew add any joist hangers from the header board on the lean-to rafters or just toe-nail them on? Just think a few (every 3rd rafter) would help for wind lift and snow load over the years. Course I overbuild stuff, may not be necessary. The project looks great!
Those scissor trusses. Either cut wood on the sawmill for the bottom side or do tin.... otherwise the birds will make that their home... and they will poop on everything!
These guys work hard and fast. Not necessarily very safe mind you. But hard and fast. Definitely don’t let OSHA see them using a skid steerer as a work platform
Was laying stone one day two jacks up.Had a guy show up on the job. Told me to get off the scaffol. Look at him and ask who in the hell.....are you !!! Said osha....😂😂
@@daveklein2826I had a brother in law that lost a 75 foot leanto on a 100 foot barn. When the snow slid off the upper roof, it took down the lower roof because of no rafter brackets.
One thing I notice is their general lack of safety equipment. Glasses, ear pro, chainsaw chaps and most of all falling protection when just holding onto the building or on the skidsteer.
i bet those young men are paid by the job and not the hour/ that would explain the efficiency. All young tradesman, I love to see that. I noticed nicer trucks and trailers. They didnt roll up in your typical young kid " beater" . Earning their money, and doing it right out of the gate. college isnt for everyone No joist hangers? @7:11
I would rather them make it in 8-10 days and have a lot less risk of death or serious injury. I know it’s their perogative but I don’t think it’s great to praise them on how fast they are considering how reckless they are at times. At least they finally have a proper cage lift though.
@@dcmotive BS the regulators live in ideal conditions and never get evaluated. The workers get shit done. Life has risks and you have to manage them. The over regulation of this country is why everything is made elsewhere. China got OSHA?
So 6-6.5 days but with little or no Health & Safety consideration at all. Maybe 12 days with fully compliant access/fall arrest systems and safety equipment in place. As impressive as the speed of construction may appear, it is clear that the profit margin is perhaps achieved by adopting a high risk site set up. Can you put a price on a human life? I fear your contractor has. Especially the guy gas nailing towards his own face.....
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Be honest, who else is spent just watching these guys? Kudos to these guys. Total awe.
Anybody else feel old watching these youngsters work ? Amazing to watch the speed and skill these kids have ! Great video !
I’ve always said, it’s nice to be young💪
I’m 38 I’ll work circles around these young grunts haha
@@danbaker3525 I’m 73 and can remember working like that in my younger days👍
These guys are absolute animals! I'd work with or hire a crew like these guys all day long.
Wow Adam! Those fellas are amazing! Clearly, this isn’t their first rodeo. They work like a Swiss watch. I’m sure this company is always in your file. ❤😊
For a small crew those guys TORE thru that build. Wow.
That a fine building and the crew was amazing. I’m glad hurricanes aren’t too common up there, lol. From personal experience hurricanes laugh at “hurricane straps”. 💪
Who trained these guys? They're amazing - so skilled!! The owner of this company is a great businessman!! And, you did a great job of editing, Adam!! Great video, as always. God bless y'all!! ♥️🙏👍
Thanks Dianne
Adam, I really think you hit it out of the park with the design of the barn, lean-to, and saw mill area. It is a very efficient and practical design. The crew is outstanding and you should be thrilled!!
Great Adam. Isn't it great to watch a crew that knows what they are doing. It goes so smoothly.
It took my wife and I nearly 2 weeks to do our bubble insulation and siding on our shop after the builders left.
i like the two-tone color a lot.
Morning Adam, building is looking fantastic 👏. The guy's have done an amazing job.
I really like that these workers have neat hair and clean clothes. A good business practice for a builder. We already know that they keep the site clean and neat. How about an interview of the crew at the end of the build.
And no stupid useless tattoos either. Anymore you can't find anyone not inked up. I ask any contractor coming on my compound if they have workers sporting neck tattoos. They look at me like I'm nuts. And maybe so. But they are forbidden. Case closed end of conversation. I have my reasons believe me.
GOOOOOD MORNING EVERYONE!!!… Adam absolutely loving these videos of them building this massive building. Thanks for sharing
Have a day
Impressive skills and work ethic. American made🇺🇸
Good morning Adam, I've been a sub for at least 2+yrs now... Best project you've done IMHO, your production is better when you aren't humping on the job. This series has been a great 'morning view'. Also, thanks for the bookshelf details... Great Series!!
What a joy to watch, those guys are so efficient in what they do!
Hi Adam, you normally expose costs associated with projects you do.
Do you mind exposing the cost for this building?
I'm living an hour and a half from you and interested in a similar barn so exposing it might help me.
Thanks 🙏
Much respect to those MEN, they are a well tuned outfit.
Adam, this is freaking awesome! Really cool watching these projects and the growth and development of your homestead. A little jealous maybe... lol
Haha thanks man. Its going to completely change the way we do things
Love watching efficient workers. When they are throwing the blocks for the rafters up to the guy and he doesnt have to vary his position while balancing on the top plate, bravo. That takes practice and repetition. And good training.
Those guys have a great work ethic. Nice looking barn Adam
Oh, to be young again!
BTW Adam, very nice filming mixing ground shots and drone. We got a real good flavor of how these guys worked.
LOOKING AMAZING BRO! Can’t wait to see what it finished! Git R Dun!
Watching them tack on the Typar from the skidsteer bucket: It all started with a guy saying, "I have an idea." See that far less in big companies.
Good morning Adam, they are impressive with the skillset, fit and finish. The amount of background planning, training and management is to be commended as well. I’m smiling and just watching it being constructed, if you’re ever sent to the Dog House you’ll be pretty comfortable. 😀👍👍👍
Impressive work, awesome building 👍 Can't wait for the final wrap up video
What was the cost to build the building? Labor and materials. How big is it?
I haul an Amish crew who frame houses and do pole barns. I am used to seeing buildings be built this size in about a week.
What I am not used to is seeing boys dressed as these boys were doing this kind of work. Were these boys maybe dressed down Amish?
Since 30 to 40% of the comments were on how unsafe the workers were, I would have liked to have seen adam address it to think if he feels the same way or not.
As Would I. I see they heard some of the safety violation callouts. In this vid you see Somebody brought in an all-terrain Boomlift work platform. At least they went from safety last upgraded to Safety 3rd.
@@benjaminwilliams3568 maybe so, but I think they couldn't reach the eve without putting a ladder in the skid steer bucket!!🤔
@JohnSmith-tv5ep putting a ladder in the boom lift would have been much better. The boom lift platform has solid cage structure where a rubber footed ladder can be lashed down securely at the bottom and midway of the ladder.
The bucket does Not have any safe way of lashing a ladder down.
Dreams comes true - Looks awesome this builiding. All the best Adam.
Great Vid.. This crew is outstanding!!
Congrats looks awesome!
Can’t wait to see it finished!
Those guys are unbelievable. Now that's a well oiled machine! Nice video Adam.
Agree with you Adam, they have made some really impressive progress.
I'm impressed. That's a lot of work completed. It looks great. Job well done.
Those guys are machines, cranking out the work. Very nice.
Neat to see…a big improvement to your worksite! 👍
Looking good!
I could watch these guys work all day
They do amazingly quick work and quality. I'm jealous wish I had a garage like that.
Looking Great Adam, very skilled Men👏👍🏼🇺🇸
Looks awesome 👍🏻👍🏻
One thing i saw that i did not like. You can actually shoot too many nails into the end of a board. Counted 18 in one rafter alone. Splinters the board up so bad there isnt any holding power left.
Liar
Simply impressive
the book case building sure gives them a nice work platform to work off of , nice john
Your building is looking great hope to get one like that for myself someDay
Adam what a beautiful building😁
Increible trabajo de estos chavales, absolutamente impresionante, gracias Adam por el video, no te planteas poner paneles solares en ese lindo tejado?
Well done
Very nice shed
well they fast and good,but here in scandinavia this would not be leagel working in heigt whit no saftey.
Impressive 😊😊
Ur video will get them unlimited jobs…..kudos on ur x pert film skills
Interesting, are you gonna use crushed rocks for the floor or cement it? Lighting?
These guys are unbelievable. They don't play. On a side note, I really enjoy your choices of acoustic fingerstyle guitar for your videos. Am I overstepping my bounds to ask if you might post a link sometime? I'd love to add some of that lovely tuneage to my 'library' but don't know the name of the artist(s). If so thanks so much. What you've accomplished in improving your property has been a joy to follow. So thanks for that especially.
Tile gutters into a pond filling line?
The boys putting up ur barn r just as fast as 100 Amish
impressive speed!
After watching this I wish I had gone with bookshelf framing on my building!!
Any concerns about the posts rotting over time with being straight in the ground? In my area it seems most people use concrete piers to mount the posts above ground
Do a future video of you and Doug making your own creative weathervanes for the cupolas.
Those guys are workers. I'm tired just watching them. Oh to be young again!
Beautiful building what does something like this cost per square foot?
Very methodical and well thought out love their framing skills and technique
5:05 (Just as a camera nerd) if you lower your f/stop (eg, increase the number) you can eliminate that blurring effect. Though, this will decrease the amount of light the camera sensor will receive, so you will have to compensate with either increasing your ISO, which may give you slightly grainier video, or decrease your shutter speed, this can start to introduce motion blur. Or obviously a combination of the two.
Personally I would go with the increased ISO before shutter speed. With it being in daylight, I don't believe you would have to change it by much.
I dare say this is actually filmed on an iPhone in cinematic mode. It uses AI to try and determine foreground/background, and then it applies a fake DOF blur. Might be wrong though.
@@ryanharris7295 Did consider it was an iPhone jobby, didn't know about the AI faking stuff though.. I hope not, because that just makes me cry..
Looks great, just wondering if your going to install gutters? A lot of water will fall of that roof.
Yes we’ll have gutters
blonde haired kid is an athletic dynamo. No ladders, no safety equipment. Like a builders circus.
Adam. How high did you go on your wainscoting? 4 foot?
👍👍👍
Adam, just a question, did the crew add any joist hangers from the header board on the lean-to rafters or just toe-nail them on? Just think a few (every 3rd rafter) would help for wind lift and snow load over the years. Course I overbuild stuff, may not be necessary.
The project looks great!
I was wondering that too.
They did add joist hangers in the next video coming up
Are they going to put up gutters??? You should have them on that building?
Lots of potential rainwater harvesting there
Full pond update soon ?????
Those scissor trusses. Either cut wood on the sawmill for the bottom side or do tin.... otherwise the birds will make that their home... and they will poop on everything!
These guys work hard and fast. Not necessarily very safe mind you. But hard and fast. Definitely don’t let OSHA see them using a skid steerer as a work platform
Was laying stone one day two jacks up.Had a guy show up on the job. Told me to get off the scaffol. Look at him and ask who in the hell.....are you !!! Said osha....😂😂
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Adam not much longer then you’ll be able to move in to your new house built just for you when you’re wife gets really mad at you 😮😊❤
That crew really needs a manlift.
I see they have one.
Pay attention.... They have one
@daveklein2826 half way into this vid.
Thank you for calling out the safety violations. If you didn't see the second vid in this series. Don't go back and watch, it'll give you Daymares.
Why is there no plastic (tyvek wrap) at the top "attic" section?
Not necessary
@@daveklein2826 I figured, but I just don't understand why ?
You guys are amazing, but you’re driving the safety Sallies crazy. You do your work your way screw them.
6.5-7 days??? Pffft, I am sure it would take me at least a year to get that completed and off my honey-do list. 😃
Those guys do an awesome job, I just hope work safe (OSHA) doesnt see them standing in skid steer buckets and whatnot. VERY dangerous
I didn’t see them install any hangers for the lean too.
Obviously not necessary
@@daveklein2826I had a brother in law that lost a 75 foot leanto on a 100 foot barn. When the snow slid off the upper roof, it took down the lower roof because of no rafter brackets.
Skid steer lift doesn’t look OSHA approved. Lol
2:31 OSHA? Never heard of her.
Bucket rides for all!
The nation was built on scrappy risk takers....
Is your name Colin or karen?🚽
@@billupstateny9151 Can you not take a joke? or not take a d?
@@ColinRichardson Poor little colin, his feelings are hurt, & he is having a "debate" moment 💩🐄
One thing I notice is their general lack of safety equipment. Glasses, ear pro, chainsaw chaps and most of all falling protection when just holding onto the building or on the skidsteer.
Hey, if it works then it works. Stop being a keyboard warrior, grab a tool and see how easy it would be to be on the line all day.
Ah yes. OSHA, the thorn in the flesh of production. 🙄🙄
@@kaurkoopI totally do the same thing. Just pointing it out.
Sadly that's all you noticed safety Sally
You outta see the straw hat types work out here...they're very non-OSHA type folks.
Popeye could have built it in a day with a can of greased lightning er SPINACH!!🇨🇦😂
Dang good workers, but keep OSHA away, 😂
i bet those young men are paid by the job and not the hour/ that would explain the efficiency. All young tradesman, I love to see that. I noticed nicer trucks and trailers. They didnt roll up in your typical young kid " beater" . Earning their money, and doing it right out of the gate. college isnt for everyone
No joist hangers? @7:11
Another good thing about videoing their work, besides making money off UA-cam, is documenting their mistakes. If there is any.
Anyone think their crew is better than these guys, let me know. They're killing it!!
These guys are awesome, but I hope OSHA doesn't show up while they're working. Whew, they're scary.
Guys work like they are Amish or Mennonite. Work fast and hard.
I would rather them make it in 8-10 days and have a lot less risk of death or serious injury. I know it’s their perogative but I don’t think it’s great to praise them on how fast they are considering how reckless they are at times.
At least they finally have a proper cage lift though.
I think just the boss uses the JLG, the kids are expendable.
@@dcmotive BS the regulators live in ideal conditions and never get evaluated. The workers get shit done. Life has risks and you have to manage them. The over regulation of this country is why everything is made elsewhere. China got OSHA?
Another safety Sally speaks😂😂😂😂😂
@@daveklein2826 You must feel so manly in your sweatpants in your Mom’s basement.
Do you wear hi-vis in the bedroom too?
I’m glad I’m not paying their insurance and or medical bills!!! Many accidents waiting to happen. They just need formal safety training!!!
Safety? Never heard of her...
2:17 WTF Do they have a death wish?
They work fast but without any safety and during the installation I don't have seeing a level or a square ??
So 6-6.5 days but with little or no Health & Safety consideration at all. Maybe 12 days with fully compliant access/fall arrest systems and safety equipment in place. As impressive as the speed of construction may appear, it is clear that the profit margin is perhaps achieved by adopting a high risk site set up. Can you put a price on a human life? I fear your contractor has. Especially the guy gas nailing towards his own face.....
I cannot believe these guys don't have a telescoping forklift like a 40'......
Guess you didn't watch the whole video before commenting.
Try watching the video moron
Too bad they won’t travel to Texas
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Hope osha is watching this video