Full Post Frame Home Build (Build a House for Less $$$)
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2023
- Barndo Full Building Plan here
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This is a time-lapsed version of the barndominium build we recently finished. I left smartside off since we just put all that content out. If you want the interior framing as well as the smartside and entire wrap up, let me know down below in the comments. If you want a well built and efficient home (barndo on a budget) a barndominium or post frame (pole barn) home might be a good option for you.
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I would love to see a full build time lapse with a cost analysis breakdown and final price.
Look at Marshall remodels he's done a couple videos that outline costs throughout the projects.
@@jwristen24 I've seen a lot his vids as well. He is in Kansas, Kyle is in Illinois. Im researching costs in different areas for different types of structures as I will be building in Texas next year. Contacting people out in the area I'll be moving to has yielded very little information as they only want to give average cost/sq ft. for turn-key completion. I'm a finish carpenter and will be doing most of the final work myself after drywall, electrical, hvac, and plumbing is done.
@@DrkKnyght1981since you do that type of work already then calculate the costs needed for finish work and subtract that.
@@sirseven3 if only it were that simple
He did one but it was pre Covid
It would be nice to see a tour of the build once completed inside too. It's still a dream to have y'all build me sumtin, the craftsmanship & attention to detail are amazing...
What a beautifully done ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxYGamVaHfdHiPlAQaLa7zkwR02OKpGYDU ! The instructions and the photographs are brilliant. It is thorough and genuinely informative. Ryan got another winner! No one does it better!
Amazing job! It's incredible to see how far simple post frame buildings have come in the past few years. I'm always impressed by your builds, material selections, and attention to detail. I wish I could have had you do our building!
At first I was thinking I didn't want to watch a clip show of this project. But dang your editor is awesome. Love this style of video. Just like the dugout build. Just work, no drama
Yes, would love to see the siding and interior work!
A full build time lapse with a cost analysis breakdown and final price would be amazing to see! 🛠💰
Love what you do man. Been watching you for over 2 1/2 years and I’m switching my business from landscape construction to pole barns this year.
best of luck
Where you located?
@@markbrown2296 Just moved to Northern Alabama.
You mean Post/Frame?
@@nicholasnelms3383 Hopefully you have good success.
Pure joy watching your content. What we need now.... we need builders like yourself to "certify" builders in other locations so that those of us that don't live near you can find builders that will use the same techniques as we see in these videos. It's always disappointing to watch these techniques just to find that the builders in our areas don't! I want this quality and craftsmanship, but have no way to guarantee I'll get it once the deposit check clears the bank. Just a thought...
I've never seen a builder so precise and meticulous. Someone to mentor. Quality craftsmanship is a lost art anymore. All about how cheap and how fast the project can be finished
I would love a house built like this. All your videos are informative. I can't wait for the next one.
Found the channel searching pole barns so, of course, your first video I watched was “Don’t call it a pole barn!” Just quality, all the time, and a few jokes here and there. Great opportunity to learn and then go out and put that learning into practice 👍
The most epic part of this video....Greg painting the cuts ends AGAIN! Bravo Greg BRAVO sir!
Every time I watch these videos I can't believe what you two can do!
Great recap! Thanks for taking us along on this project! 👍
Excellent video, Kyle and Greg. You keep the bar high.
6:37 Great drone shot!
Simplesmente fantástico! Adoro o capricho, adoro a velocidade da construção, adoro as ferramentas, parabéns por serem quem são.
The most fascinating part is framing the doors and windows. Put up the walls. Frame the doors and windows. Cut away the rest.
you guys are the best at what you do.
Wow once again Love the houses you build
What’s up Kyle and the boys. Good job fellas. Always working hard and showing us how it’s done. 💪💪💪
Awesome job like always
Awesome work Kyle! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
That jumbo nailer sounds awesome
I've never heard of full post frame building but my experience was building Habitat for Humanity houses which is the typical stick frame build. I did that for a couple of years until life changed direction. We inherited a cinder block built house when my husband's grandmother died and I want to demo it and start from the concrete foundation, add to it and build up. It was built in the 40s as a summer home so it's very small and possibly not structurally sound. We need to get an engineer out to look at it. I'm going to show my hubby this video and see what he thinks of this kind of build in case it turns out we have to demo the existing structure. Thanks for putting this out.
Great editing with the background sounds for the fast-forward sections. Nice ambiance! :)
Outstanding my friend! Respects, Seth
Amazing work. Wanna see the finished product.
Impressive as usually.
Very Nice. You did a wonderful job of that..
Such a cool video! Great work
Great recap!
👍👍👍
This may sound weird or crazy. But I'm jealous you get to build stuff like that all the time. That's like a dream job of building custom homes and post barn type. Great work as always.
That boom attachment for the skidsteer is worth the money for sure.
Que bonita les quedó ❤
Я чай не успел допить, ребята уже дом построили! I didn't have time to finish my tea, the guys have already built a house!
Looking good 🔥
Excelente trabajo saludos 👌👌
Fantastic video!!!!!
This got me to thinking… you can have uneven ground, put in a concrete to level and build up from there. Backfill with gravel that is compacted.
Vídeos assim são ótimos, sem muita falação. Só trabalho
Nice job 👍
I’d like to see the finished product.
Hi I’m a framer/builder for a general contractor in Roanoke Virginia, and if you don’t mind I have a few questions for you.
1. What is the air nail gun you were using that you tan out of nails with twice and what is its advantage over standard air nail guns?
2. Did the owner opt out of siding and why?
3. What was the ballpark cost of that structure?
4. You have the best tools/equipment, and you do a very quality work especially compared to industry standards, how do you make such a company profitable? Is UA-cam a significant financial supplement?
I am curious in different building styles and methods versus your conventional framing which is what I do mostly thanks for any input!
Love your work. Based on the title, I thought this was going to be a price breakdown???
It’s called click bait even though the content is still amazing lmao
Me too
The plans on the site don't even show floorplan or sq ft. Total mystery. I'll probably watch the series & hopefully figure it out
This is an overview of all the last videos he has done in this project. Gives great detail on everything he does. Worth the watch.
@@FindaWay7 it’s not click bait lol that was his old home that got destroyed and he built a post frame for less
Very nice building…🍻
Nice! 👍🏽
Looks faster (thus cheaper) than a 'normal' house build, but does look like a tad more 'industrial building' looking. Even a single dormer would really improve it. Love the idea of new approaches, so this is a great video/project. I think the roof trusses saved TONS of time, and can go wide spans without center support, but sacrificed any storage / living space above. Could a higher roof pitch be put on, (adding support hidden in a 1st story wall) and add some living area on a 2nd floor be done? If so, it would look really like a home. That being said, the porch is a nice addition.
I've watched the entire build playlist. Amazing build and attention to detail. I would only hope to have such a home. Whats the square footage of this house?
My old lady was trippin this gave me so much joy🎉😂
Nice pole barn
Where did you learn to build post frame? I'm interested in learning some basics so any educational resources you could give would be awesome. Love the videos! Such high quality and meticulous work, keep it up.
Do you have to calk outside of the window frame? Ive noticed a lot of tiny bugs getting in my house and dying on the ledge... not sure how theyre getting in.
i enjoyed the build, but hated they tore down such a nice looking house.
I'm not sure what my favorite part was. Probably Greg getting blasted with air gun exhaust. Lol. More likely, the drone fly through of the truss system. 👍
Very nice video! I bet that took quite some time to edit. Thanks.
Very sturdy
Awesome video man, how long did the whole project take?
Lucky for the property owner to be within your build radius.
When RR builds a house completely and does it NOT good, NOT better, but BEST all the way the $$$ go up, up, up. You'll save money in the long run, they will say. We all want it done the best but I must find how to build, and build quality but not spend, spend, spend till my daddy takes the T-bird away.
Hey guys - I went to check out the building plans for this job to see the sq. ft. and layout. I suppose the box really is all that matters. Still, some demensions would be helpful. If anything, a layout would help me to determine if something like this will work for us. Just need overall demensions to see if it'll fit our requirements. Thanks again for all you've done. I'd really like to see the siding, inside, and a final cost breakdown w/o labor included if possible. Thanks you guys!
He has a website where you can purchase house plans.
We've seen the Best House. Now I wanna see the house I can actually afford.
Keren sekali❤
Love your work and vids. Any recommendations for a post frame builder in Michigan? West Mi. If possible?
What is your opinion on scratch or blemish proof sheet metal? Have you used it before and is it worth the extra money? It looks like wood and other materials also.
Your attention to detail is amazing. I would love to have you build my next house.do you take jobs out of state?
Nice barndo! What's the wind storm rating on a building like this? I know down here on the Gulf coast they're pretty picky about homes and such, but this is the perfect house for me!
Wszystko z drewna. Bardzo solidna ta konstrukcja. Taka idealna na wichury. NIe macie tam w USA cegieł albo betonu, bo później we wiadomościach widze rozsypany cały dom jak przejdzie tornado i nagle "wielka tragedia". Beka z was xD
Thoughts on Post frame in Florida, & how you would set the posts / foundation . Since we don't deal with the exra concrete for the freezing etc...
Interesting on the patio cover, why did you put the joists parallel to the house instead of perpendicular? I have never seen that before. You are a beast on this stuff so I am sure there is good reason. Just wondering. Video was awesome.
Was wondering where you get your laminated columns from or do you build them yourself. I have built a pole barn before but used 6x6 post instead of laminated 2x6 columns
Why i aint never in my life seen it done this way
Come build our home in Indiana. My wife and I have video envy!
We want all of the goods!!
Обалдеть 👍 балдёж 👍
I would like to see the entire wrap up
What's the product under the concrete slab? Rockwool?
Shout out to Greg for looking like a weirdo while dabbing the wood...😂
One question I have is in regards to the 8' separation between posts. This isn't a requirement is it? Is the spacing of posts relative for each building constructed? On this house in the video, could scissor trusses have worked as well?
After the demolition, how long did it take to build this to completion- exterior and exterior?
You should have called the video "Watch Kyle run out of nails" 😁
great job guys,
I wish to get proximate price if is posible, thanks.
How long do the rubber gaskets last on the screws on the roof? I fit was my house I think I would go with a unexposed fastener on the roof.
14:00 Greg staring me down made me feel…. well, uncomfortable. 😂
What is that insulation you laid down over the sand/gravel? Looks like Rock Wool type...
@14:00 was priceless
i'm sitting here thinking that i could never count how many nails and screws and other various fixings you've used in your various builds
is there a typical number for size per sq ft or something because i either have far too many when i build something or i run out and need far more than i would have ever anticipated
thanks
I have seen other post framers on youtube not put sheathing on the roof or the siding. What are the pros and cons to sheathing? Seems like if you are putting metal roofing or siding its not entirely necessary, and it doesnt seem like sheathing provides much for air barrier or insulation that spray foam or 3" insulation board with flashing tape wouldnt.
Where's the cost savings? Lumber? We do raised foundations in my area, I'm thinking additional cost in cement wall for post frame would have net zero effect.
Hey Kyle, at 14:00 is that what people in the bizz refer to as the money shot?! Lol
If I didn't learn anything else while watching today's video dude I did learn that your nailguns need bigger magazines ! Lol .
some say star trek teleporters are for eating pizza then teleporting it out of your stomuch. Kyle would use it to have endless nails in his gun.
What did you put down underneath the rebar? Before concrete? Was that for insulation?
What’s that styrofoam you put down on the floor inside? And what’s it for?
How many times can you load nails in 16 minutes?
Wonderful project. Kudos. Have any of your customers on a home like this financed the project? If so, kind of financing? Conventional financing eligible? Non-conventional? Appraisal values (contributory value of the home) relative to construction cost?
You can finance post frame homes if the posts aren’t going in the ground. As you see here Kyle used sturdiwall wet set brackets to keep the posts above ground. Perma columns would be my favorite option but the wet set brackets are fantastic. Midwest Perma Column can get you squared away with answers on what you need and getting it financed like you would a stick house. Best guys in the business, same guys Kyle and Mr postframe both use. Brad and Dave are great.
Is there a reason the 2x4 purlins on the roof are laid verticals instead of horizontal?
Rare moment of Greg staring into the camera, breaking the 4th wall.
Where are you located putting the trusses so far apart? Where I'm from they have to be 16 to 24 inch on center to live in