Walls & Wires - Shipping Container Barn Ep. 16
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Wiring, insulating, and paneling the inside of the Box Barn.
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This whole series is the definitive how to make a container barn
and it's been a fun project, for sure ... garage door is coming!
Man that hurt my back watching the plywood stack.. nice stuff spenc 👍💪💪
one piece at a time :) ya know how it is
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How many others starting watching your channel because of the bus video and then stayed and discovered your journey and how you do things. I am really glad I stayed, thanks for the journey.
Cool to hear!
I noticed how well tied in you are when climbing trees, and how free you are when walking on the edge😅
I should tie in more often at home! :)
Go Sparky!
woop woop!
Always entertaining buddy looking good!
woohoo!
Hello from the Netherlands.
thanks for the video Spencer .
Sincerely Hollandduck
Hi buddy!
Nice work Spencer
😎 Looking goooood 👍
Always enjoy your videos.
Your t-shirt is very fitting
for all the progress made.
Have a great day everyone
Thanks for checking it out
Lot of hard work lifting all that plywood I think you just like to hang from the rafters Be careful and thanks for sharing
Good times for sure ... thanks!
You can't beat CAD (Cardboard Aided Design) images.
Great job on the wiring, insulating the building and wooden walls.
Cardboard Aided Design for sure :) great term
Great job! Truly a man of many talents. I like "The Who" reference! Keep up the great work. 😁
thanks buddy! good times out there for sure
It's really coming together!
I'm with you on plywood walls to hang stuff on. The shop should be toasty this winter with that insulation
I'm liking the space! cool to see yours coming together as well
On Amazon, they got 4 foot, LA D lights. There are just one strip, 1 inch wide. And they go up really easy, and their brightness all You need
I'll have to check those out! sounds promising ... thanks man
Enjoyed the video. Quite an Adventure. Nice work.
Thanks buddy. Always nice to get some work done between the tree jobs :)
L👀king mighty good. Thanks for the video.
Big thanks!
that is really coming together now... looking awesome. well done dude
Thanks buddy!
I really enjoy your videos. A fillet knife works really good for the rock wool also
A fillet knife! brilliant. My mind kept wandering for another solution but I couldn't think of one. Slice n dice
The barn is shaping up nicely. Good work.
Thanks man. Yeah, it's turning out to be a great space :)
You read my mind with the man doors/holes into the side of the containers...
I'm glad to hear I'm not alone with that thought!
Thanks for the content.
Keep up the good work.
בס'ד
good hearing from ya again man
I like using plywood and osb also in garage situations. I have car parts decor i need to hang, and need to screw to walls
Shockingly, I was electrified by this wall to wall coverage.... I'll see myself out...🤣🤣🤣
Looking good man!
hahaha .. zzzzzzap! :)
Nice work
Thanks for that, buddy
Coming along nicely. Not sure about over there but over here in the UK they've massively reduced the toxic elements in OSB. Enjoyed The Who reference.😁
good to hear! thanks mate
It’s going to be quite a challenge for the ceiling! Nice work 👍
Yeah but we're looking forward to figuring it out
Good Job bro :)
great progress
Woohoo!
I WANT That shop , very nice set up , love the sea can build , bitchin good 👍
I guess it's coming together! I'm eager to open up the boxes from the sides and see how the space feels then
Good seeing you again Spence! Curious... how are Tink and Millie doing? Haven't seen them in a while.
I've gotta get the pooches out for a video! they're doing great. We're raising chickens at the moment so the dogs are VERY entertained :)
Ok so I start watching this after 11:00pm, all set to make a decaf and have a dessert treat (a mini moon pie) and enjoy a fun video. ALAS! A few screams, dodges in support and weasly movements as you and the audience crawled over the death walk. Finding the ladder gave a breath of OH THANK GAWD , but no, we weren't done yet. More screams as the protagonist risked life and all 4 limbs! Ah then... 'twas over. The last scary thi... uh oh
Thanks for a fright night, Spencer!! I laughed and screamed through the whole thing. Your tree work prepared you for this, but I was horrified you hadn't snapped a line on to save your agile self! Well enjoy a bit of decent weather and I'll make sure not to grip my moon pie so tightly next time. Chocolate crumbs? Still pretty good. 😂
What a great story! Thanks for that ... fun to read!
Coming along nicely Spence 👌
Thanks! yeah, coming along :)
Love your videos, thanks. I'm a new subscriber
Great to hear!
You have to make a sign above your human doors! It should say something like ,"Human Door".
That'll keep the cats from getting confused :)
YOU can do a lot with extension cords!
That's what I'm talking about :) I think if I put all of my xtension cords end to end they'd stretch to Michigan
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@@lnakamur1 Woah, a custom extension cord! never heard of that one ... coolness factor is high there
Bread knife to cut that insulation. used it on rock wool insul.
Doh! Didn’t think of that. Good idea
Dang
What’s a small limb or a board while in a crazy position. Awesome work. Was that a full day or couple days?
More than a couple days ... ya know: an hour here, and hour there between jobs and work and all that. But coming along :)
@@metaspencer gotcha.
oh yes it is!
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How come you never put a vapour barrier between insulation and plywood/osb board. It would’ve added a layer of extra protection for heat loss and condensation
I thought a lot about that and definitely considered it, but my concern with those plastic layers is that they can trap moisture. Call me old school but I believe in a bit of flow between layers. I'll have a vapor barrier in the ceiling but mainly to keep fluff from falling down
Why not use the insulation for the roof?
That insulation is going in next, after the ceiling panels are in
Where’s the vapour barrier
Put it down before insulating the attic
Well done but that plywood and osb was warped as sh|t
yeah got it on the cheap ... seems to be flattening out on the walls :)
@@metaspencer yeah with that nice nail gun u got.
Always glad to see the next installment!
Instead of taking a beating on the excess insulation, can't you use it in the ceiling? I know you talked about blown in (which seems an appropriate method), but I don't see why one couldn't shove this stuff into the shredder and blow it in with the rest, no?
I've never done it, but i have seen videos of the Atticat in action, seems like it would work unless the roxul is too tough to shred.
The last barn i wired (20 years ago) i thought the prices were attricious then already. Luckily i have an electrical contractor friend, and he let me rummage in his scrap pile for enough bx cable for what i needed... the problem was all the pieces were 8 to 10ft lengths. Instead of a problem, i used that as an opportunity... i bought more outlets and boxes (because that stuff is super cheap if you buy it in contractor packs from an electrical supply store instead of HD) and just added more outlets to the walls--you can never have too many outlets.... and each becomes a junction box to connect the next piece of wire. I put each wall's outlets on its own breaker, the lights on its own breaker, and the 220v air compressors on their own.
My lights were 4ft florescent tube fixtures salvaged from the same scrap pile (and matching tubes from his dumpster). Nowadays leds have gotten so cheap online, I'd go that route and save the juice. But those were free, and 2/3 of them lasted 20 years with no repairs other than the odd bulb change (still have dumpster tubes lol) Several ballasts have failed in the last few years. My outdoor lights were also salvaged, mercury halide lights. Also a free ceiling fan from kijiji and a $5.99 jam jar light light over the man door.
Today i would definitely put outlet boxes on the ceiling by each light fixture, to make for simple replacement if necessary.
One thing i neglected was outdoor outlets.... that will be rectified on the new shop. You never know when (or which corner if the shop) you will need to plug in a battery charger, a trouble light, or a block heater. Better too many than not enough!
Keep the momentum going, my friend, you're in the home stretch. You're very lucky to have Melissa willing to help out, obviously not afraid to get her hands dirty. I wish i had one like that, every woman I know would be afraid of breaking a nail!
Thanks for those perspectives! It's cool to hear about your perspectives and to know that we've done some of the same things (I'm totally using receptacle boxes as junction boxes to save on $$stuff). I just may take that idea of yours about the insulation I have left over and run with it ... depends on what I might be able to get for it on FB :) Much appreciated
Nice work! ❤ Are you going with blow in insulation for the ceiling?
Yeah that's my "plan" though I haven't looked into where to rent the equipment yet ... but I'm hoping it works out!