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How many amps for your breaker?

This comment is two years from the time you made the video; hopefully you are still on UA-cam. Isn’t some air supposed to fire under the manufactured home? I’m asking as I’m going to redo my skirting. Thank you

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My wife and I are looking to start the process. You should do an episode showing what comes in house plans and how you interpret them.

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Does it ever work without electricity?

I am here for the screams!!

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Costs for subcontractors is getting crazy these days ESPECIALLY for hvac and plumbing are SO overpriced in 2024.

i want to do this

Hello! I am in the process of installing an above ground pool and am considering using similar gym mats as a protective barrier. I was wondering if the gym mats have held up. Have you had any issue, are you happy with them? Thanks for the excellent video!

what is the smallest building you could build using this method (post frame)? what is the max span allowed between those perma-columns?

Great video! How high are the sidewalls on that building? How thick is the foam board that you use for frost protection? This build located in the Midwest?

I almost got excited until he said in TX, you cannot GC 5:14

Is that a 3/12 pitch for the vaulted ceiling? And may I ask how much those trusses cost?

So what's up with those trenches that are filled with water?

You are the man. What u do is amazing

Do you think doing a frost wall is worth the additional cost over doing it this way?

Can you post a link to part 3? It doesn't show up in the play list or to the right where you'd expect.

Been watching for quite some time man. Great vids.Much respect

If you add the time expense with your insulation costs the benefit of spraying vs. the other option…. It makes more sense to go with spray. Going up and down a ladder using 8’ rolls as a DIY is next to impossible, so you’d need a lift= more money and time for a helper… spray foam… Materials and insulation are 1 expense… it’s probably not that much more after you consider everything that you need to do

Is it common to have portions of the living space without exterior OSB? I know it has metal and a vapor barrier, and spray foam, but no exterior osb. Just curious. Awesome build.

saved my life bro 🙏

How long was the process from start to finish?

Guess the whole idea of a pole building being the cheap way to go is gone

Your camera man should wear a mic, its almost impossible to hear him

Final Price = $ 356,593.00 34;10 into video.

The more I watch these videos the more my dream of cabin ownership is slowly sucked out of my soul

Great vid on this subject.

Is there an extra power/communication wire included with each lineset? How does an extra length of wire connect if it is too short? Is there a wiring harness, or do you need to splice it?

thank you great video

I have a question. Why not run the string line parallel with the batter boards? To mark the true outline of the house? Are you taking into consideration the framing? Is that why you are doing the string lines further in than the boards?

Ouch! $300k for unfinished 1700 sqft. It's nice, but it's expensive!

Was looking at getting some until I saw they were $190 a piece for the 8' span. I'll definitely be welding some up though!

No rebar or weld wire?

If memory serves me correctly, one of the biggest reasons you guys had so many problems with moisture in the walls was simply because of the long screws sticking in from the exterior that only had like 1/4-1/2in of foam around them that turned into little snowballs when winter hit. Had those been shorter screws, chopped off, had a thicker foam layer over them or used a smart vapor barrier you probably wouldn't have had any trouble at all. As much as it sucked though, that was definitely a great learning experience for me watching that fiasco. So thank you for that. I think I'm gonna go the way RRBuildings did their recent HQ build, with WRB plywood sheathing, mineral wool panels between the exterior purlins, 5.5in of mineral wool batts, and a smart vapor barrier on the inside. Seems, to me anyway, like a pretty solid and easy insulation package that also can't burn well.

Will you build me the same garage but without the floor heat?

Love this video series, I've watched all of these original videos and I enjoy how you guys are doing these to share your knowledge now versus then.

And that building is still cheaper than the cars in each bay. 😅

Finally a video done RIGHT! Great job, and thank you for the work. House looks amazing!

I doubt any of y'all know septic code. This system could never support 30 people. This syis big enough for 8 people tops

Is this the only type of videos this channel is going to have from.now on no actual builds ?

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Question. There is a build your own UA-cam channel that claims cc spray foam is flammable and shrinks up to 10 % and advises others not to use. Is any of this factual?

What’s the reason for not using rebar cages in these piers? Seems to be common to not use them with post frames but then you see a light post in a parking lot get a rebar cage for its pier

I didn't do this and it cost me more in the long run. Engineer designed 3-ply 2x8's on 24" piers with a 28" belled bottom

You should also look at TrussLoc spacers. Great for working solo and reusable, but after watching your video I don’t think they will fit your span.

Yeah but how many bags of sand did you use?

I wanted one too but to much money for me