I know this older video, but that's one beautiful shop, congratulations to the owner, that crew did a excellent job on the building, excellent craftsmanship, thanks for sharing.
For a builder/carpenter like me that beam structure is like a work of art. If that would be my garage, I wouldn't cover it on the outside, but fill in between, sort of like old german buildings.
I used a concrete anchor sold by Menards. I'm not sure who makes the product. They are super heavy-duty. Four rebar rods are welded to the base of the bracket and the bracket must be placed in wet concrete. Once you bolt the post to the bracket it is super sturdy. You can easily place a ladder on the post...it ain't going anywhere!
The beam is commonly called "microlam". It is very thin wood sheets glued together under great pressure. The joints are staggered allowing the manufacturer to make them in any length. They are stronger than typical planks of wood too. A real lumber yard (Not Lowes or Home Depot) will carry a variety of sizes.
Enough place for different things. Good job! On the top floor I would equip a bar and some cigar room with a vinyl turntable to listen Pink Floyd 's "Have a cigar"...
That is a beautiful work of art. I am looking to make a project similar to this in a few years. Love that amish built quality. Love to see more of this building.
from the pictures I'm trying to think why you would covered with cedar siding and I realize that that was just the OSB or whatever you used for sub sheating looks like it's a good structure
Wow what a large screen TV you could set up in there...I guess it costs 88,000.00 before taxes Plus the land , concrete and digging work...Bare bones...What do you think ?
i'd like to know how much in material and what state? im looking into building close to the same thing. all that went into the roof necessary in a state like California. temps get up to 95F and down to 30F. no snow.
I'm glad to see things are going well! Favorited your website some time ago and have followed your cord wood adventures. Beautiful addition to your home!! All the best!
+Paul Anthony i dont know how Amish people get the amount of money to build that.. huge foundation and post n beam.. n metal roofing.. theres about 100.000$ there.. and i dont know if its heated n insulated inside with electric panel.. with labor thats 200.000$
+patrick mcglone Description Over 10,000 images have been compiled into a 5 minute video showing the construction of a *32' x 48'* barn-style, garage/workshop.
The column base anchors are a really hefty steel plate with 4 runs of rebar welded to the bottom. When the concrete was poured, these were placed into the concrete to anchor them. I was amazed how sturdy they were. Bolting the posts to them made for an incredibly sturdy connection.
I know this older video, but that's one beautiful shop, congratulations to the owner, that crew did a excellent job on the building, excellent craftsmanship, thanks for sharing.
What is most impressive......How clean they kept the job site!
Mike Wood everything all prefab just put it together like a puzzle
+Pm Homeimprovement hmm, i see virtually no prefab at all in this build, i would definitely not call this a prefab build....
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Mike Wood ,,,,,,
I can live in this structure: garage, workshop, home. Excellent project.
Garage my ass, I'd live in that
John Doe that's funny, I clicked this video because it looked very similar to how I want to build my house
Excellent work. And compilation.
Very well done.
For a builder/carpenter like me that beam structure is like a work of art. If that would be my garage, I wouldn't cover it on the outside, but fill in between, sort of like old german buildings.
Yeah, I'm the same way. Would much rather see the beams from inside and out.
This is exactly what i am looking for in the barn i am planning to vuild. I would love to get a copy of the plans!
Nice finished shot of the building thrown in at 3:59. Set playback speed to .25 and start a bit back to catch it.
Отлично..невероятно...профессионально! БРАВО!
I believe it's a 2 x 10, 32' long. As far as the wall covering, it's a LP exterior grade smartside panel.
I used a concrete anchor sold by Menards. I'm not sure who makes the product. They are super heavy-duty. Four rebar rods are welded to the base of the bracket and the bracket must be placed in wet concrete. Once you bolt the post to the bracket it is super sturdy. You can easily place a ladder on the post...it ain't going anywhere!
The beam is commonly called "microlam". It is very thin wood sheets glued together under great pressure. The joints are staggered allowing the manufacturer to make them in any length. They are stronger than typical planks of wood too. A real lumber yard (Not Lowes or Home Depot) will carry a variety of sizes.
Enough place for different things. Good job! On the top floor I would equip a bar and some cigar room with a vinyl turntable to listen Pink Floyd 's "Have a cigar"...
Nice video, thumbs up. Cheers from sunny Sint Maarten in the Caribbean.
Beautiful work
i love seeing buildibngs built so solidly
At 1:46 and 2:13 and 2:21 and 2:30 and 2:36 and 2:54 and 3:03 and 3:12 and 3:20 and 3:25 it was time for Beer !!
Hopefully!
+aux1z11 hahahahaha
the only reason I work construction!
I like to work on the roof. Very intense. Professional looking finished product!
That is a beautiful work of art. I am looking to make a project similar to this in a few years. Love that amish built quality. Love to see more of this building.
I really like the design of the garage.
Nossa ! Ficou linda ! Meu Deus ! Parabéns pelo trabalho de vcs ,fiquei encantada de ver , maravilhoso.
from the pictures I'm trying to think why you would covered with cedar siding and I realize that that was just the OSB or whatever you used for sub sheating looks like it's a good structure
Gorgeous! love how you built that. Bet the inside ceilings look great. Thx for the time laps
Awesome build! Would you be willing to share a set of the plans in detail?
Now thats a garage, what I would do to have one like that....
@ 1:20 A major oopsie has to be corrected in the setting of the ridgepole.
+dlwatib saw that also
For the great unwashed, what mistake was made?
I am guessing they had the ridgebeam upside down - they usually have a crown and it goes topside.
Wow what a large screen TV you could set up in there...I guess it costs 88,000.00 before taxes Plus the land , concrete and digging work...Bare bones...What do you think ?
That is a beautiful work of art. I'd be proud to live in it. Obvious professionals.
Very impressive shop build, love it!
Very beautiful workshop, how much did you spend on it??
years ago
Wow, so many pets, one child and another one on the way. Craz
were you laying tounge and groove on top of the joists? so that you have exposed roof joists on the inside? otherwise what was it?
What kinda of material cost was this project.... also would like to see the inside... very clean looking
beautiful job
Looks so nice i would live in it
best fastest worker video. ever.
Specifically, how much did the slab/concrete work cost?
how much did this cost you to build?
Alot of it depends on area it could vary 20% on material cost my guess 30-40k
@@Warcity777 Ah.. double that
Excelente trabajo.Donde están haciendo esos trabajos?
very beautiful
i'd like to know how much in material and what state? im looking into building close to the same thing. all that went into the roof necessary in a state like California. temps get up to 95F and down to 30F. no snow.
your way of building is too wonderful! congrats~
stunning
looked like you have a second floor? is that storage or what?
Nice. I am planning on building a barn/home just like this style at 68' width and 58' depth. How much did it cost you to build this?
why didn't you install an RV roll up as a main door?
beautiful work.
Beautiful !!
Чудова робота, Гарний дизайн
Very nice
Very nice, I'm not jealous at all! What do you use it for?
Very cool awesome video
Can I ask what you used for the photography?
great work
I'm glad to see things are going well! Favorited your website some time ago and have followed your cord wood adventures. Beautiful addition to your home!! All the best!
Was that 2 layers of wood sheathing for roof???
Looks like Southwest Wisconsin. Where are you located?
I want one of THOSE !!!!!!
Nice job, you missed the indoor pictures though. Congrats!!!
Thanks for sharing that, it Looks fantastic, would love to see the inside finished product. Was it a local company or national company ?
Impressive design! Is it possible to get the detailed plans?
That's exactly how I would do it gentlemen. lol. Nice work.
What type of style barn is this called?
wow! very sharp looking.
за всю стройку ни одного дождя !:) , Повезло!!:)
Hello did u build this barn or a contractor
The shell of the workshop was built by a local group of Amish. I did the interior work.
was that the barn built by the menonite community in defiance
What is the cost on something like that ? Thanks
do you have a town or state this was built and any estimated cost?
Where did you get the plans for that
where is this building and how much money
cool building cool video!
good quality, neat job.
Отлично ! Санкт Петербург!
how long did it take to build and what did it cost completed
+Paul Anthony i dont know how Amish people get the amount of money to build that.. huge foundation and post n beam.. n metal roofing.. theres about 100.000$ there.. and i dont know if its heated n insulated inside with electric panel.. with labor thats 200.000$
Roughly 4 minutes and 49 seconds ;)
They don't have a cable or electric bill.
and all the material you used?
This is just awesome!
You wont see these guys standing around on their cell phones
And not a drop of rain
3:59- ummm I can't be the only person to have seen that!
I see too!
future laps
Aliens!!
Great job Great video.
what a shop great job. you need to sell the plans.
Awesome garage!! Do you have any pictures of the inside you would be willing to share?
This is amazing do you have plans/engineering and an idea of hard costs that I could buy from you. This is exactly what I would like to do
This is truly a gem. Will your crew take this show on the road?
Nice work.... Too bad they used popsicle sticks for the rafters. It doesn't fit the rest of the heavy post and beam theme...
Bet you dropped a few Bucks on this barn!
Do you have the plans for this build ?
How much did it cost ?
What were your settings in seconds per picture and video FPS?
Bravo!
Do you have any plans for this?
that's beautiful. anyone what size it is?
+patrick mcglone Description
Over 10,000 images have been compiled into a 5 minute video showing the construction of a *32' x 48'* barn-style, garage/workshop.
nice work.....
Money.... Nice building.
cost?
What are the column base anchors?
The column base anchors are a really hefty steel plate with 4 runs of rebar welded to the bottom. When the concrete was poured, these were placed into the concrete to anchor them. I was amazed how sturdy they were. Bolting the posts to them made for an incredibly sturdy connection.
I would have it as a home 😊
how much did it cost
i assume about 65.000$