24x32 Garage Start to Finish, Walkthrough and Q&A | MY DIY
Вставка
- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- This garage took me forever to build! Weather in January rarely cooperates...
0:00 Day 1-2
4:30 Day 3
10:37 Day 4
13:20 Day 5
21:09 Day 6
27:20 Day 7
35:39 Day 8
41:49 Day 9
43:48 Day 10
Affiliate links:
Bosch Hammer Drill
amzn.to/3kw5jqI
Paslode framing gun
amzn.to/3pPDOKW
Makita circular saw
amzn.to/31OEwjO
Dewalt 20v cordless kit
amzn.to/3EP6XMB
Stabila 10’ level with standouts:
amzn.to/3INCAaP
Level without standouts:
amzn.to/3KT2dZK
Ecoflow Delta:
amzn.to/3AirREn
Solar Powered Portable Lights
amzn.to/3y7xylO
DeWalt battery adapter:
amzn.to/3FAIIUt
Email: miydiyad@yahoo.com
Follow along on Instagram and Facebook!
/ adventures_in_diy
/ mydiyad - Навчання та стиль
I watched THREE guys take 7 days in great weather to frame and sheath my 24x24 garage. You, sir, are an amazing worker.
Thanks! I guess I can almost do the work of 3 guys-ish!
Them boys gotta be paid hourly
That's probably because framing has been micro managed down to one guy only knows how to do one thing. That has controlled the wages for most trades and the money the employee should be making goes into the bosses pocket
@@MyDIYAdventuresMaybe but having another guy on the ladder while you're on a ladder. With a gopher to hand everything. Oh I see 4:30 every afternoon then. Nothing better to be home fed and showered by 6:00 pm get a early start on chasing the wife.
Me and one employee frame and sheath a 24x24 in a 8 hour day. Those guys must of been super uncoordinated
Knucklehead number three from Quebec, Canada here. Was planning a garage build in 2020 but got laid off from Air Canada due to pandemic etc ... had the whole thing drawn out in Solidworks and had permit in hand, then materials went through the roof. I got real discouraged and it feels like life's been on pause since 2020. But seeing this has re-ignited the spark. Also, I'm realizing that it seems so easy when you watch someone else do it, but I'm sure there are lot of details you're not showing that are just second nature to you now. Thanks for sharing, I just watched the whole thing front start to finish with a few beers and it really felt like I was sitting in a lawn chair over there with you.
Dude, you gotta give yourself some credit bro. You did this by yourself You didn't Even have no type of help. You are a Beast, bro. I watched this Video all the way to the end.
Thank you for sticking around til the end!
You are not just the "labor". You are a craftsman Very inspiring.
Thank you!
as a carpenter myself, building a garage like this is no big deal, not to take anything away from the guy, I mean things don't get any simpler in the building trades than this. its not even a hip roof, and that's a craftsman's touch, framing a hip roof that is
@user-fl3ey6pe6k hip roofs aren’t very difficult as long as the building isn’t out of square.
@@MyDIYAdventures it takes a carpenter to cut a hip roof, any nail pounder can set trusses. I worked in one subdivision where the builders model house had a F/U hip roof and there's one a few streets over that was blown. Naturally thing should be plumb, square and level before you start framing a roof. I've cut some pretty tricky hips in my day and i did not learn how to out of a book either, I worked with some old timers and there's a lot more to it , we framed custom houses and most of them were really chopped up and unequal pitched roofs were pretty common. there's some tricks to stepping off hip jacks, especially if you don't want to be cutting every sheet of flat board. I'm not knocking your job, I did not even watch but a couple of sec of it, I'm just saying that any competent 2 carpenters could put that garage up in 10-12 hrs or they will not be eating very well. ok, I jumped to the end of your video and I was thinking a younger guy put this up. when I say 2 guys could do it in 10 hrs, I, was thinking of what me and my partner could do in 10 hrs when we were in our prime, he's pushing daisies and I'm not far from that, so good job, have a beer on me.
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍
That is amazing for one man to do that entire job without any help. I'm impressed.
Thank you very much!!!
Impressed to just like
Me a one man builder
Blacksmith theo
Harlingen holland
Steel& Wood....
this is amazing i cant believe one person can do all of this work especially in the time it took you great job i hope to have a garage like this soon im clearing the land now
3...We all know that you are a Beast. This solo build deserves a standing ovation. 😎👍🤙☝️
Much appreciated!
Very impressive and with that weather I give you 2 thumbs up.
you dont know how inspiring this is to see you tackle this, especially on your own!!! YOU are the kingstud!!
I build a lot of things alone, and it’s very challenging at times. Even thought of making a friend so maybe I could get help every once and awhile. But that is almost as much of a pain as just doing it myself.
Its a huge pain! When my buddy that worked with me for 15 years left, I went through about 3 different helpers…none of them were dependable. I got sick of trying to train people, so I decided to just do it myself.
3 surprised no water barriers
I FEEL YOU!!
Well isn’t it a lot easier to obtain management decisions your way?
Yeah, it sucks when a PT 2" X 12" hits you in the head but oh the satisfaction.
Watching you take on that job by yourself is inspiring to say the least. After watching your video, I have the confidence now that with hard work, dedication, planning, and taking my time, I can absolutely hire someone else to do that so I don't have to!
😂
🤣
Lol, I thought you were going to say "build that dog house I've been meaning to for the last 5 years"
@@matts.8342 No way, then my wife would make me sleep in it for all the other projects I haven't gotten around to!
@@southstreetbarbecue7875I hear you brother!
I think it’s a nice job. I’m a retired welder and I just now learning how to do carpentry work. It’s the same thing as iron. It’s just a little bit more difficult. I think you’re doing a wonderful job.
And I’ve been getting into welding! It’s the same thing as wood, it’s just a little more difficult!
3. This video is awesome! I've watched too many vids with the perfect elements and perfect materials involved but this video embodies the idea you can still get the same job done with the odds and oddball situations you can realistically run into. As a visual learner I appreciate you documenting everything you've done here brother, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
3 Nice work. I also work alone and can appreciate your knowledge and skill. Few people understand the physical endurance needed to to be a one man band.
It can definitely be grueling sometimes!
I built a small one car garage last year, mostly on weekends.. so when it pours rain and I had siding to put up, I put it up in the rain..lol. it turned out pretty good. 😊
3 This was very helpful for me, I'm in the middle of a 24x30x10 garage build. Today is more rafters and this video gave me a little more confidence.
Here’s a 24x30x10 playlist!
ua-cam.com/play/PLhCJj4xH2v-e1u8BRGhqcsE_GkQ4DJ3AD.html
I'm so amazed that you have done this alone it's impressive and I've learnt loads thank you 😊
Thank you for watching!
It's really cool to see other people work the way I do...by myself. I'd love to have a garage like that in my backyard. I'd want to make it out of metal and steel tho so it'll never burn to the ground.
Being fit helps, but what you are doing takes brain power too, and you sir have nailed that aspect.
The first home I built by myself was 24' x 32' and I was able to special order 26' long 2" x 6" but not for ceiling rafters. My home was cathedral ceiling and the 2" x 6"'s were for roof rafters 16" on center laying on top of 3- 5 1/8" x 12 1/8" Gluelams - 24' long. I got most of my materials at now closed Wolahans Lumber. It took 4 1/2 months from 4th of July to November 20th in Higgins Lake MI 1990. It cost $26,000 for 4 bedroom, 1 bath, central HVAC & vinyl siding. It appraised for $78,000. I used a skill saw, a drill and hand tools. My greatest obstacle besides getting the 3 - 700lb beams up, was build 2 sheer walls 9 1/2' high on top of an 8' high wall to support the beams on the gable ends, using 5/8" 5 ply, by my self. Beam heights = 33", 5 1/2' & 9 1/2' above the top plate. Ridge is set back 8' from the front with a 5 1/2-12 pitch in front & 9 1/2-12 in the back (loft). Looking at the front, right 1/2 had a walk out bay window & left had a 12' x 8' screen porch and a 45 degree door in the corner opening up to a Kitchen/Livingroom and showcasing the loft staircase. From the foot of the stairs to the bay window was 22'. Designed on a Commodore 64, in a camper. I had a neighbor help me lift the 6 sheets of sheetrock 4' x 12' x 5/8"between the beams on the ceiling. I built a temp floor and used ladders, then added beaded stock and varnished beams and beaded, then removed temp floor. 32 years ago & I remember like it was yesterday.
That’s one heck of a project you took on, that’s definitely something to be proud of! And I know where Higgins Lake is, I’ve been Jeeping near there!
35 years of framing and I’m simply amazed at your incredible craftsmanship. Your skills are unparalleled. Until now I thought building a garage by myself was impossible. You have lifted the veil of uncertainty and propelled my career into a trajectory that will most assuredly make my family more successful. The way you stand walls is pure art. I don’t know where you came up with your genius level methods but I sir salute your efforts.
Well, I’ve literally built hundreds of garages over the years, and probably at least 30 garages and additions alone now…I’m finally starting to figure out how to do it efficiently 👍
😳
You should, if you haven’t already, check out Ken’s Carpentry. He builds his walls in his shop and trailers them to the job site. He very efficient and his walls fit every time.
Ken’s a showoff!😂
Why don’t your rafters sit on top of your studs? You need to carry roof load to the footings…… not sure if I’d hire you….
Wow what a beautiful home.. congrats Christian. U can finally see it coming together...
Salute to you!!! I'm a DIY person and now with all the jobs I've done for myself and others I realize I can build an entire house. Not by myself but I could eliminate the contractors fees and save tons of money. I'm looking to move and do some new work indeed.
3. Very nice job! I just finished a 10 X 12 shed in Estes Park, Colorado with 12/12 roof. Did all the work except for pouring concrete and little framing help to get the walls in place. My Dad told me NEVER to shingle but in spite of the roof steepness wasn't too bad. Looking at a garage with similar to your dimensions. Lost 10 pounds during summer on the shed project. With have to eat more for the garage. I am 78 years old and still cooking. Enjoyed your commentary. Pat
That’s awesome! I hope I’m still cooking at 78!
I am 62. Being 78 and building anything is probably a challenge. Keep it up. It'll keep you young. Now I just need the energy to take my own advice.
3. Really enjoy the explanations. Just watching you work I’m picking up on little tips to help my future project. Keep it up!
Awesome, thank you!
3- i built my own the same size but put my roll up door on the eve side. Took me a couple months. You did good!
Thanks! And I dare say you did good as well!👍
Took 2 guys over 100 days to build my small 8x14ish porch this summer (supposed to take 10 work days). Wish there were more guys like you around.
100 days sounds ridiculous!
@david-ow3nv They would work 2 or 3 hours, then leave. Not show up for a week at a time, always had some reason for not being there or needing to leave at lunch. Just hard to find people that do what they promise.
Guys, much respect to this man. The fitness required to do this is crazy, trust me. If you arnt fit, this will make you fit. Good job man.
A little bit of fitness, and a lot of stupidity helps😂
3. You've blown me away! It would have taken me months to build that, and I would have needed helpers. Great video!
Love it. Great work. As a young man I remember doing stuff like that by myself. I look back now and think “How in the world did I ever accomplish that?”.
Remarkable you did the whole thing by yourself. I'm in Awe!
Damn dude built the ENTIRE build by himself! Friggin' AWESOME!
Thanks! I’be done a few now, I’m finally figuring out my method!
dude I came across your video and saw you built this Garage by yourself... you did a very nice job thumbs up! always nice to see videos that show Carpenters who know what they are doing.
Thanks you! I’ve been building by myself for about 4 years now.
Thoroughly enjoyed this video from start to finish. You are an excellent craftsman!
Thank you!
#3, I enjoyed your vidio. Have been in construction my entire life. At 73 it brought back a lot of memories. Job well done sir.
Thank you!
3 Thanks for posting this. Building in the snow is not for the faint of heart. Appreciate your videos
Yeah, the cold and snow isn’t fun…thanks for watching!
Great work! Unbelieve able, middle of the winter, during the snow, only one person without any help built 24x32 garage , real real hard working builder.
Thank you!
I have been planning a garage build for nearly 3 months. You do a hell of a job sir, love seeing the wins and boo-boos. Keeps it informative and entertaining.
3! You do good work. Really like watching and learning how other people work
Awesome, thank you!
I love watching you do these builds. Very inspirational, creatively. I used to work for my cousin's construction business years ago and i liked it when he sent me out to do something by myself. Nothing on this scale, of course. It felt somewhat therapeutic working alone.
I had a crew for years, but I enjoy working alone way more!
It's awesome working for yourself by yourself. The only downside, in my experience, is I started talking to myself so much that anyone within earshot thought I was a nutcase. Though the jury is still on that one, I started taking my dog Rufus to work with me everyday. I no longer talk to myself. And now I can have whole conversations with an 80lb Rottweiler and nobody bats an eye. Lol. That's a good boy, Rufus!
I watched a guy in my neighborhood do this himself last year over the span of a few months. I enjoyed watching his progress every so often when I drove by but seeing this step by step from start to finish in a more detailed video is awesome. You sir are a beast. I would love to do something like this myself at some point. Just subscribed!
Thank you! Welcome aboard!!!
3
You make this incredibly labor intensive job look easy, very well done
Thank you!
One of the best video I've watched since doing construction by myself.
AWESOME JOB Sir! Simply AMAZING YOU did this by yourself, GREAT JOB!!!
Thank you kindly!
#3. I built a similar garage about 22 years ago now, only with prefabbed trusses. Funny thing was I got it covered in OSB and put a quick coat of paint on it, until I could side it in Spring. Well, 5 years later it still didn't have siding on it yet. I sold the place and 17 years later that garage is still up, with out siding and not even another coat of paint ! OSB is crazy stuff.
BTW, great job and thanks for the vid. 👍
I personally think you did an excellent job. Keep up the good work.
great video. something about construction thats very inspiring especially when the builder knows what hes doing. Thanks and keep em coming.
Thanks, will do!
I watch pretty much all your builds, huge respect to you always going at it! 3 3 3
I’m 23 and broke my neck doing masonry last year, just getting back into things. Been planning a solo build 24x30x10 for a while when since I’ve been out hahah. Finally pulling the trigger. You’ve been a huge help and inspiration my man!! Keep up the hard work and great videos 🙌
Glad you’re on the mend! Good luck with your build!
@@MyDIYAdventures Yessir gotta just keep on movin! Looking forward to the next video, hopefully I’ll make some decent progress by then hahah
You may make a lot of progress by then, because I don’t know if I have any material for another video yet!
@@MyDIYAdventures Feel that man, maybe I’ll just pour the slab and burn out and have you come over to CT for some content 😂
Road trip!🚗
3 Wow, you are amazing to have done it all by yourself, great job. I am sooo inspired lol. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!!!
Your Video popped up, I watched because it is interesting, enjoyable, and you are a Very Good Carpenter..
Thanks for keeping us entertained, doing a Great Job..
Thanks for watching!
3
I watched in wonder at all of the work that you accomplished.
👏👏👏
I built alone myself in many cases, it take more time to complete but I know when it's don't it's correct, I noticed that a few code that you have are different than were I live, but that is to be expected, even though it is allowed I will not use OSB on my major projects, It's ok but what I seen turned me off, I still use 1/2" 5/8" and 3/4" CDX sides 1/2" and roof 5/8" - 3/4" the prices are insane but here's why? I've witness the real test, and OSB failed against CDX, I do like the way you Build as a one man crew mainly because you and I are a lot alike working by ourselves, some people questions why do I still use the old method installing wind bracing, 1"X"6 stretching from top plate to bottom plate, my answer is always the same, It' much stronger! also I install all plywood side ways on the walls except for the corners where I install them long ways, when we do it ourselves we get it done the way we prefer, you did a very nice job and kudos to you, I have only one concern in your case, those Tall trees in a bad storm looks a bit scary. Hey, sometime working this way can get to ya a bit, buy still we love it!.......... by the way you're a pretty cool Knucklehead, because I wouldn't dare start this job in January! I would have waited until Spring, cold and I don't get along. keep it up Tuff-Guy
I did landscaping over summers during college and built gazebos, stone walls, fish ponds, etc... But it has been years since... I would love to build my mom a single car garage. Thank you for inspiring and sharing some of your process and knowledge. I am looking up the terms and concepts you use throughout the video. If you don't have a tutorial vid, it would be cool if you made one.
By the way, throughout the video I noticed that you may be very hard and talk down to yourself... I hope you find a way to treat yourself with kindness. You are awesome.
It’s self deprecating humor, it’s just meant to be entertaining!
@@MyDIYAdventuresNah my guy, you're pretty hard on yourself throughout the video. Also what's the ballpark cost? I've never built anything other than cars. Great work on the build!
He is just putting the walls up and i can see my classic muscle in there already,love big garages,my ex had the entire house,i had the garage with locks
So when do you think I can get my classics in there,lmk🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁
You’ll have to ask the garage owner!
Building that by yourself in the middle of winter very impressive job well done sir
Thanks 👍
3. Keep up the good work Brother. Nicely done in crummy weather. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks!
3. I enjoy watching these videos! Just built a 10x12 shed and hopefully will build myself a workshop soon. Thanks for the educational videos!
Thank you for watching! Good luck with your workshop build!
Made it through to the end. Impressive. Feeling inspired. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I dont know why is it that this brings me such peace. I wanna do one too. You amazing man :D
You were amazing.could not believe that someone could do all that by themselves 😮
It just takes patience and planning👍
@@MyDIYAdventures you inspire me im building mine is 28x32 so very closed like yours mine is 12 feet tall. how tall is yours you said??
@@victornaja7927 this one is only 8’ tall
The cold kills all of your motivation for the the day unless it the sun is bright which makes it warmer Ben it is. Nice job all the same it’s work love what you do
Yeah, I hate working in winter more and more every year..thanks for watching!
3 - I admire you tenacity. You a better man than I, working in that kind if weather. I would have watched the wrap, had you included it. Thanks
Have built several similar to this. 1) trusses are your friends 2) scaffolding on wheels is a VERY good friend.
Trusses cost more and limit storage space, and scaffold is difficult to move around with all the cross bracing in the garage.
#3 Nice build. I built a 36 x 32 x 10 garage while working a full time job. Only help I had was with the concrete and setting the trusses in place. My wife helped hold some things while I nailed. She and my son-in-law handed me insulation and steel sheeting for the roof. I put in every nail and screw in the entire building. LP Smart Side for walls, steel for roof. Plans and materials from Menard's.
I sure spent a lot more time doing it than you did on this project. Lot of satisfaction to look at it finished.
Have watched several of you builds. Keep up the good work
Thank you! And congrats on your build, it’s always so satisfying when you’re done building something!👍
I've been promoted to No.3 - Usually I feel like No.6 (British joke)
Glad you did this video, always inspiring. Right now in England the nights are drawing in, the last lie of heat is vanishing from the weather and I just finished the outdoor woodwork maintenance for the winter. Its good to know there is life in winter - we so often forget. Once you see one person dive in its a green light for the rest of us! :o)
BTW, it always amazes me how America looks more like Britiain than Britain does.
If you’re talking about weather, then yeah, the Midwest gets gloomy like England!
You are a true Carpenter !!!! A one man show.
Thanks!
3..Good work. I like your single-handed techniques. I am an amateur working solo I try to plan things out to avoid wasted steps/time. Any comments you provide are helpful to us. Thanks for the video.
Awesome! Thank you for the input!
3. I must be one of them knuckleheads u spoke about bro.. Great job especially as u were alone the whole time.. I wish I had those skills to be able to build on of these massive garages.. Mine is a scabby one car garage and I chucked everything out to make it my 16X10 workshop.. LMAO.. Not much space in there with all my tools but I'm finally getting it liveable..
Keep up the great work mater.. Watching here from Dublin, IRE.
We knuckleheads need to stick together! And a 16x10 shop can work well if you’re organized (which I am not)😂
Erin go Bragh!
Your back wall may have bowed out when you set the diagonal brace on the ridge. Look back on you video if you care. Nice thing about wood is you can usually straighten things out like you did if it isn't too bad. This video brings back fond memories of when I used to be able to do this stuff. Much nicer sitting in my chair and watching someone else do the work! 😁
I hope to be sitting in a chair someday!🤞
3!! Great build, appreciate you sharing. Reminds me of framing in an Ohio winter. Plum, level, square & a string won't lie. Thx
Yup, Ohio winter!
#3. That's impressive in that weather! No way I would do that build in that weather,but then again I live in the South! Just found your channel, liking it alot and giving me alot of ideas!
3 - I r a true knucklehead - a 71 yr old fixin to build a 16 x 24 work shop and you are giving me all the confidence that I can pull it off. Really appreciate your discussions about minimum's and codes - where I live, we don't really have anything and when I checked with my county, they were more concerned about flood plain - go figure! keep up the videos really do enjoy.
Thanks for watching! And good luck with your workshop!!!
3. I'm pretty capable when it comes to working with my hands but there is no way id be able to knock that garage out solo in 10 days. Good job
I’ve built quite a few over the years, you get quicker as ya go I suppose.
You the man! I'm 80 years old and if I lived closer to you, I would like to be your gofer on a job or two. Always interested in learning how to do whatever! All the best to you my frozen fingered friend!
Would not have believed that one person was able to frame that garage. Thanks for posting the video. Awesome!!!
Me neither😂
#3 lol I find it a little comical when people have issues with different codes. there are so many different climates an each require their own set of rules. here we are on a fault line and have heavy snow loads. 25% of the building requires extra nailing as well as h clips and strong ties. keep up the great work! I like your solutions to working by yourself
Thanks! Yeah, places like California has way different building requirements then the Midwest does!
You did a fantastic job. I’m a roofer that sees lots of hack framers. Your work is great! You did exactly what you were hired to do and did a quality job.
Thanks!
3! I enjoyed the video, in the middle of January, you da man!
Glad you enjoyed!
when i lift walls solo i do 16 ft sections 3 sheets centered . with kick out braces and a swivel stick into the headers when off centered .... or lift sawhorse height piched into the j bolts and reach back and slide the horse centered and let hold it ..align the bottom plate with j bolt holes and ratchet strap off your ladder rack sideways .i use those 3 inch wide ones from home depot ..left right list right thats with two straps spread wide and yes the wind has grab one before and my truck being close saved it.. if your working alone i can not tell you how handy one of them remote winches from harbor frieght saves my ass. i set beams roll trusses move lumber piles , awe your right about your cut and stack rafters for a garage !!!listen people its not a livable dwelling stop with code call outs .and im on scaffolding solo all the time it sucks .you have to have everything planned slack in your hose extra nails boards leaned up level hanging close and when you start going good your phone rings .and doing soffit it always rains or is windy and its worse than hanging lid thats inside on level floor
I can tell you’ve been building for awhile!👍👍👍
Turned down the office jobs to stay in the field ..I will be doing this till they pour a slab over me and turn me into a fossil. Nobody flys the peak anymore .Craftsman are dying cut and stack replaced with trusses and nobody cuts there own stairs and even fewer can do arches and dome or frame radius walls ..that's ok supply and demand never thought custom framers were going to be rare .nobody .now in there forties and late 30s are out there just us old guys and real young guys on phone all day ?that is my rant ? I'm just a novice to you tube and getting a channel going but client after client keep telling me too . Geez I never wanted a desk job and I type with two fingers
My buddy worked with me for 15 years, he’s a good carpenter and we made a pretty good team. Unfortunately he quit to be a carpenter for a local hospital’s maintenance crew. The help I was left after that sucked, so I got rid of them and work alone now LOL
What state are you in? Reminds me Indiana this year,wet and above normal temps.Just finished a big pole barn lean too and it was cold and wet,this week 67* one day for the high. I also have a Bosch Bulldog,great SDS! Use my Milwaukee cordless more but had the Bosch for years.
I’m not in Indiana, but I am in the Midwest!
I like your work, and honest about everything you did.
Thanks!
this dude is a straight machine. i salute you sir
Haha, thanks! This machine is getting old and broken though!
Bonjour, très beau travail. Chez moi en Belgique les panneaux OSB sont avec des rainures languettes. 👍👍🇧🇪🤝🇺🇸
We do have tongue and groove here also, it’s mainly used for subfloors. 👍👍🇺🇸👍👍
Any body who hasent framed in january has no place saying anything anyway.
Haha! Agreed!
Nobody has any business saying shit. I think it looks great. I learned some tricks and tips along the way. Thanks!
I’ve been framing through the winter for 35 years. What surprises me is when a homeowner builds his own garage it’s some amazing accomplishment 😂😂😂
A cold and wet January at that. No thanks.
I wouldn’t recommend framing in January in Canada but where you are it’s perfect!
3. . Yeah I sat thru all of this. Thinking of doing a DIY of some sort in the next year or so. Thanks
Thanks for watching the whole thing!
For one guy, a week battling the elements,... I would say you did a fantastic job! Framing is the one career in physical labor i have not yet tried, but seeing this economy, i may be building my own structures. Great job!!
Thanks!
Enjoyed watching you working in the snow, from Malaysia, 3
Awesome! Thank you!
fantastic Job To have done it all by yourself And done it right in the amount of time it took you I would hire you in a heart beat
Thank you!
Outstanding work.... especially for one guy....👍🏾 great work!!
Much appreciated!
3, I watched it all, very impressed by You Sir
Nice build, especially working during the winter.
Thanks
Nicely done! Thanks for taking me along! Ohh and i could be considered one of the three. Stuck around till the end!
Thanks for hanging in there til the end!
Whenever you speed up your videos, it sounds like an F1 race track if you listen carefully. Keep up the great content! You make things look so simple and you break everything down properly!
It’s that dang compressor! Video this Saturday has some music instead of F1 lol
Great video . thanks for share you knowledge
Wish i could have liked this 3 times... great build. Inspiring me to get mine built
Thanks 👍
Number 3 and yes I did enjoy watching it. Thanks for posting....
Thanks for watching!
This is super inspiring to see you build by yourself. I'm a young guy and not a homeowner yet, but hopefully I will be some day and this is the kind of thing I wanna do, so it's awesome to see you build it by yourself because it makes me feel like I could too.
Also #3
My dad's cousin built a garage, then his wife and their 3 kids lived in it for 2 years while they built the house. Paid for it as he went a long.
@@mikefeddersen2476 nice
@mikefeddersen2476 I’d like to do something similar on some acreage someday
"3"
Inspiring to say the least. Awesome job.. especially in that weather.
Thanks a ton!
3 great job man, all that by yourself amazing
Thank you!
Three! Great job!
3 Brother. Great hints. Nice work for a lone wolf. I’ll be back on this one as I build one this summer in Saskatchewan Canada.
Great Job man. Im starting in the trade and now im more eager and motivated.. thanx
Best of luck!
Nice Job... on both the video and the garage. Love your "helper". Liked and subscribed.
The best helper I’ve had in years!😂