What kind of foundation do you have on this project??? how do you make sure your rebar is not going to be in the way?

You should wear tire socks on your telehandler,that was a rookie staff.

We are considering about doing the same thing. Same 60x100. What is average cost?

Thanks for showing the job without all the useless banter.

is it normal when you lap the girts/purlins that the holes need to be reamed out?

Sorry guys- I don’t have an interest in what y’all did to get to the point of needing a steel building. I just need to know that you needed the building and what happened from that point on.

Good informative discussion!

If you plan to watch the entire series, and you happened to have clicked on the playlist, jump the last one. It is all of them in one video.

This is something that goes without saying but it still needs to be said. Thanks for making this video.

Do you recommend a video that shows site/concrete work and placing bolts?

Anyone guess how much to build this? My guess is $160K? What do you guy's think? Just my guess?

Thank you !!!

Makes a difference though...

temporary chain and binder or cable x braces really help stiffen the steel and also make the structure a little more ridged until the girts and purlins are installed. and yes having to adjust these for fit is a pain in the butt. it's way better than having the steel back on the ground.

Nice timing :)

Very good explanation of steel buildings, nice job!

Thank you for the video, you made it very informing for me.

The first span up and desconnecting it from the crane is always the most risky part. It will be standing naked as you called it. Therefore, before desconnecting from the crane, we always put tension belts, like the ones used on trucks, 6 in total, 3 to each direction at the gutters and at the eve. We use the racket to position the span as vertical as possible. Only then we disconnect the crane, then we lift the next span as quickly as possible, fix purlins at the corners and at the eve followed inmediatly the wind braces. Then you have 2 spans up and secured. Only then you can take a breath and continue building. The tension belts we'll usually let them until the structure is complete and they get in the way. Oh the tension belts you fix to whatever heavy thing that may serve, but if you connect it to any vehicle like a fork lift or so, I'll have the keys in my pocket.... you don't want anyone to drive off with the structura attached. And when operating a lift around the belts, make sure a guy on the ground is keeping an eye. One of our teams met disaster when a lift hit a temportary wind bracing cable.

Great video! very straight forward and informative.

A large metal hanger was being built at MacDill AFB FL, when disaster struck. The error that was made, was installing the rafters, but not fastening them to each other. The wind came up that night, tipping over the rafters, which bent the sills and vertical beams. The building was a total loss.

wind braces and cross ties are standard in uk

What made you choose the spray on insulation as opposed to the fiberglass roll type used on metal buildings?

I need a building and have been all over the internet looking for the best option, this was very informative. Thanks

Congrats, your new home looks awesome, looking forward to seeing the finished product.

I'm wanting to do this as well. What's a hard ballpark cost for building and the slab?

I love it

Quite the Opus collection... thanks for the video. Charles

Hello do u know hw to get contact with the builder As well as what is the price on the same like this church let me know we also thinking to build in Pennsylvania Harrisburg

I built prefabricated steel buildings for many years, I have seen so many people cut corners. Educated erectors are the key

Ron, thank you for the video very helpful we have lived here in Tuson since 2016 moved from Michigan not as cold as Wisconsin but was inspired by your video. looking to build the exact size building here in Vail was wondering do you have the plans for that building?

Wahoo! What a fun building to be a part of. We plan on providing some supplemental videos to go over some of the finer details. Stay tuned to this series. It'll take a little while but there will be some more footage added. Aaron, Garret, Dom and Bear! Glad we did this together - you make GWB a very special place. Tod C - You know how much I love you and yours Tim R. - You're the man! Russ too! Thank you David and Belinda - your hospitality and dedication to your property and our friendship means so much. Matt B. - I know hard working people and you put them to shame - Your family isn't so bad either :)

I'm a site manager for one of the largest erection companies in the US. This can be stopped with a dedicated temp. bracing plan. Great video. However, depending upon how many frame lines are in a building determines upon if the wall sheets catches more wind than the web of the rafters. You also have to calculate rafter depth and percentage lost due to wind shear on each rafter. On these small buildings shown, the wall sheets will always catch more wind. Once you get into much larger facilities this changes. I'm on my wife's KZbin account BTW.

I’ll be pending on your next videos👍

Thanks you answered a lot of my questions thank so much

Pre-drilling is such a game changer. I've done re-sheets in the past and screwed once on the wall. What a pain. Having everything done ahead of time, and ensure a consistent look is the way to go for sure!

How can I speak with you directly about a building around Cheyenne Wyoming

How do I contact you? Do you erect buildings around Cheyenne Wyoming

Keep up the great videos. Your buildings are great. I am so happy with mine.

Hi Eric!

Were these new construction or replacement windows?

We took a Sharpee marker and wrote the numbers on all the clips so we wouldn't have that problem. We also used the Sharpee on lots of other parts that had a white paper sticker on them with the part number because the rain was wearing off the sticker.

Thanks for sharing

Great vidios

Predrill and measure ahead.. exactly! It looks great. Also - That Milwaukee tool was probably the best investment I made when putting up our shop. As the guy who put in every rivet in our building, my hands were thankful for it!

I kept watching and thinking “surely he’s going to discuss cost and time of construction” 😂😂😂

Thanks guys, keep them coming! These videos are very helpful for me as I get ready to build my GWB house! What will you be using for insulation with this one? Do you have any videos that cover closed cell spray foam?

Do you use washers on the anchor bolts? Some buildings I see the square ones, some none at all. Nothing like a Banquet at the end of the day! -Cheers

Super Helpful! Our Building, which will be an aircraft Hangar arrives in a week! Your videos have been crucial in helping us prepare for our first build. Thank you for taking the time to put these together. -Blue Skies

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Those templates are a handy thing to have. We had about 48 or so bolts to set with epoxy. I used plywood to create ours, and ran the nuts down far enough to lay the plywood template on the bolts right at the top to help ensure everything was level.