BUILDING OUR DREAM COMPOUND! | 40x80 Metal Building

[@Footmanconcrete]

We enjoyed working with you all on this project

[@ancientcityaquatics9428]

nice .. i live down the street from you .. this looks great .. hope nothing but the best for you

[@CertifiedRippers]

Thanks!

[@willyfriesen2451]

Great video. Looking forward to part 2 of the shop build

[@CertifiedRippers]

Coming soon!

[@Adam_S281]

What an awesome watch. Congratulations to you and your dad on the awesome new space! Can’t wait for future updates

[@abdushakoorjamalmokalane1719]

Great energy folks

[@motofarmmx2430]

Looks great and that's a dream shop for sure! The car looked amazing in there. I'm ready to move down to Florida and work for you.

[@comfort_in_discomfort]

New sub here. Love the get it done attitude my man. Take in the memories you and your dad will make in this shop. Awesome. I'm along for the ride!

[@CertifiedRippers]

Thanks for watching and the kind words man! Hope you enjoy the future content as well

[@CheesusSVT]

Legends are already made, Legacy begins. Looking amazing man! So happy for you guys. ❤🐍 Excited!

[@TheModAddict]

Fewer things I like more than a Self Made story. Yall deserve this! Im stoked for yall.

[@tomkjr1]

Nice work! I really enjoyed the video and look forward to part 2.

[@dandookie1738]

Man this is awesome to see, happy for you and your dad! I've only ordered a few things so far, but this is definitely why I support and buy from you guys as much as possible for my Cobra!

[@CertifiedRippers]

Thanks!

[@robloose3360]

Bad ass building big improvement over plywood and jack-stands you have to be excited

[@CertifiedRippers]

Oh yeah, I've definitely paid my dues

[@Json.-]

That’s alot of hard work and money involved, especially pouring that foundation I have done it, screeding concrete is back breaking work, and I use to work for Smyrna ready mix, the home location is where I live Helluva nice shop

[@banneddamn]

Sick video! So nice I watched it twice. Coming along good but still more to do as always but it's getting there. And Bradley slaying 😎🤘

[@gillyb333]

❤ great video sending regards from Australia ❤

[@gr8tfoxes617]

Very nice coverage and congrats on the father & son project. Amazing size shop! This will provide many for many opportunities years to come!

[@GhostRider-ii7tz]

Congrats on the new shop brother.👍👊

[@dennisbard8738]

wow those mustangs are proper sleeper builds

[@MKBarousse]

Congrats guys!

[@workingmansrestorations7071]

Good jam session. You little brother is good

[@AwesomeFinish]

Hell yeah!!

[@reloaded1880]

Congrats on the shop bro!!

[@CertifiedRippers]

Thanks!

[@jesseaviman]

This ain’t a shop, it’s a freakin’ warehouse, LOL! Seriously, awesome though. All the best

[@davepelfrey3958]

Wow! That's a heck of an investment. Love the shop. Keep grinding.

[@CertifiedRippers]

Thanks for watching!

[@KenMileyJr]

Going to be so nice not having to work on cars on the ground anymore!!

[@workingmansrestorations7071]

I plan on trying to build my 40x60 as much as I can myself... alot of contractors are unpredictable and expensive

[@KenMileyJr]

Yeah, we lucked out with our concrete and building guy. Things came together pretty good.

[@CertifiedRippers]

That’s understandable. For us it was about speed and quality. This building is beautiful and it only took a month and a half from ground breaking to a sealed up structure. Most DIY projects like that can last sometimes years

[@TheModAddict]

The pushrod sounds SOOOO Good

[@CertifiedRippers]

Only gonna get better stay tuned for the ole' 95

[@TheModAddict]

​@@CertifiedRippershope its not a coyote😂

[@stephenalexander2427]

I’m a electrician by trade , bro if I was closer we would trade ! I need some work done on the cobra ! 😎 Congratulations y’all ! Y’all are killing it !

[@CertifiedRippers]

Hey now, there is still plenty to have done! what you need for your cobra?

[@str8304]

I have something similiar I got from Home Depot with flooring. My only issue is my tool boxes with wheels cannot move on this. It was even harder to get the big tool boxes moved into place with this flooring down and starting to bunch up.

[@CertifiedRippers]

I think the brand I got allows stuff to Still roll on it while still giving some grip in case it gets wet

[@sash328]

A shovel needs to be pointy 🤪

[@CertifiedRippers]

Yeah, I just had the wrong shovel. I totally know what I’m doing😎

[@taterfab8845]

Came across your channel by the chance of the Google algorithm! Nice looking shop, I just had my 30x40 go up the other week in North Lakeland. Seemed to take forever! Do you have a link etc for the powder coating equipment people. I can't seem to find them on Google. I need a new spray booth for my shop and am feeling lazy! :)

[@CertifiedRippers]

Il link them as soon as I get home

[@Grimmjaw187]

Only rebar in the footings ? None in the main slab or at least mesh?

[@CertifiedRippers]

@@Grimmjaw187 the modern day technology in concrete is crazy. It’s got characteristics like fiber. They actually only needed to use rebar in the footings to pass code.

[@ChuckG603]

I’m jealous you’re in a place with no frost! A slab is major excavation work in my area! Looks great tho stoked for what’s to come. Side bar your brother is a shredder! What brand steel building is that? I’ve been looking into a steel building for my garage/“shop”

[@CertifiedRippers]

it was custom from a local business called Backyard Buildings

[@Dozz70]

How tall is it to the eve....16 or 18ft and did you use Satin or Flat black on the ceiling? Thank You Looks great

[@CertifiedRippers]

16ft

[@CertifiedRippers]

Flat black on the ceiling

[@Quixotic57]

Are the doors installed inside out? Shouldn’t the hinge pins be inside or am I missing something?

[@CertifiedRippers]

The doors are just hung to be outward swinging. We figured this would be best to conserve space.

[@Quixotic57]

@@CertifiedRippers ah ok. Just be careful. Would be easy to break in by removing the pins.

[@DuhtroitHD]

Can you do a cost breakdown at some point?

[@CertifiedRippers]

We will do this once it’s finished

[@jbnnm657]

I'm planning on building a honey house for processing about this size. May I ask how much roughly a slab like that cost to pour? Great vid.

[@CertifiedRippers]

Thanks for watching, the slab with the apron was roughly around $32k for everything

[@derekh957]

Use MC connectors going into the panel, you don't want MC sheathing inside a panel like that.

[@CertifiedRippers]

We are gonna change it soon. I’m gonna run conduit up the wall

[@AwesomeFinish]

The MC connectors were twice the price of these basic clamps. The electrical inspections were already done so I used the basic clamps. The MC sheathing is pretty far away from any live contacts so it'll be fine.

[@anytractorman]

Compressor should be closer to the main box. I found outthe hard way. Let the smoke out of the motor

[@AwesomeFinish]

That's ridiculous. If that were true every single heavy draw device would be lined up next to every breaker panel in the world.

[@anytractorman]

​@@AwesomeFinishok its not true i paid $400 for a new motor just for the fun of it.

[@AwesomeFinish]

@@anytractorman maybe you had a bad motor from the start? Lol.

[@anytractorman]

Whatever you say. All i know is the compressor never has a issue anymore closer to the panel. Less drop. Being a kellogg american compressor with 3 belts with a 7.5 motor that can jam out 125psi all day long it isnt a home depot compressor.

[@cavy213]

Whats the building companys name? Any complaints or would you recommend?

[@CertifiedRippers]

I would definitely recommend. Backyard Buildings LLC

[@chrisschulze8081]

Are you guys in the Pasco county area?

[@CertifiedRippers]

We are in the Saint Johns County area

[@Melicoy]

I hope that slab was cheap

[@charlielim6799]

Should be without all the wire mesh. Not sure how it will hold with the lift.

[@KenMileyJr]

The slab was done by the book. 3000 psi concrete. It doesn't need rebar throughout, just the footings.

[@KenMileyJr]

@@charlielim6799 The lifts have extra deep footings below them. 8" nominal. The lift instructions call for at least 4" of 3000 psi concrete. We are good on that.