Container castle roofing

Installing the metal roofing on the container castle.

[@thelastengineer2315]

The only habitable structure in the USA with a snow load capacity of 50 ton/sq/ft

[@djeedjee6388]

It will rain underneith the roof due to condens water...

[@steventripsas5604]

haha

[@trygveskogsholm5963]

Only way to make it better would be to have used stainless sheet

[@marcryvon]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@boyswhoweargirlspanties3861]

Still a very underrated comment!!!!

[@8squarefeet190]

In Andrew Camarata's world, roof damages hail! I have to say, this is one of the best videos you've done. And that puppy is way to cute. :) Looking forward to the next update!

[@daithi007]

Too cute indeed!

[@garybaris139]

Anticipating hail the size of elephants...lol

[@michaelbeard3192]

Just flat out fantastic. Use some sort of a paint or coating that will reflect sun and insulate. The summer sun will turn the space into an oven. Something with some grit in it, because at some point it will get slick.

[@dieseldong4781]

What weight 12' is that like 12x14 or is a bantam weight

[@smoker3998]

I've watched many other similar attempts at what Andrew accomplishes with his videos but he is unsurpassed in performance. He seems to know exactly when to fast forward, does not talk too much, uses the drone perfectly, has multiple camera moves during scenes, tackles everything with calmness, and love his dogs.

[@boyswhoweargirlspanties3861]

Always and forever, Amen!!

[@frankbarberi4674]

Andrew is with the honest heart of a teacher.

[@robertfulton1991]

I spent the first 20 years of my working life as a welder. Some people Just don’t get it. Your videos are great.

[@arkoutarkout3654]

Welders have been fixing engineering mistakes forever

[@marco7563]

the way you can make things out of almost nothing, i love it

[@martin_mue]

Andrew saving the whole US steel industry one roof at a time.

[@nissebopp]

Notice the markings on the steel. SSAB USA means that it is made by a swedish company. SSAB is short for Svenskt Stål AktieBolag / Swedish Steel Limited Company. But it is made in Mobile, Alabama or Montpelier, Iowa. SSAB is the biggest supplier of heavy sheet steel in North America. Love from Sweden. :-)

[@rockeerockey6941]

@@nissebopp Yea, ever since National steel and Bethlehem went belly up

[@grt8guy03]

the DemocraKKK want to use hay for their roofs

[@joshuasteel2109]

Keeps the great videos coming Andrew 👍🏻❤️

[@chucky187]

@@grt8guy03 The KKK are always Trump voters.

[@Studio23Media]

This is the most incredibly overbuilt project I've ever seen. I love it.

[@jimbrent8151]

Perhaps you haven't seen Andrew's other projects - LOL

[@toddcook2016]

if its worth doing its worth overdoing

[@morgan5941]

How many modern structures do you think will survive 100 or even 1000 years from now?

[@BBA1994]

Andrew - your work ethic, creativity and philosophy of "if its broke - fix it" is an inspiration to all.........and making a video also takes a lot of time and planning on top of all the work that you do - thank you for doing that and for sharing it with us !

[@relerfordable]

I just wanted to learn how to build a road through forest...twenty vids later I want a excavator, bridge, pond, island and a yellow lab named Strauss!

[@Matticefence]

Story of many. Me, it was the skid steer drive motor. Now I'm addicted. I can't get outa here!

[@carolyngames7705]

@@Matticefence you think you have it bad. I'm a 72 year old woman and l love these videos. I have always liked to watch people, who are good at whatever they do, do what they do. For the same reason, I like to watch Ronnie's O'Sullivan play snooker.

[@gosseroland]

lol....hmmm..."I wonder how much work it is to build a big but really basic shop?" 10 days later I'm watching him build a castle. My wife said no. Won't say I'm surprised.

[@lucillekenney8311]

I know, right?

[@wetdixiebellelingerie3014]

Andrew Camarata has just said “Firewood nonsense just blows away.”

[@swedishpenispump]

Every time I need motivation to start a project I have at my house I like to watch Andrews videos to boost my motivation. I still never start the projects but I mean it's the thought that counts right!? Keep up the hard work Andrew! Your house is coming along nice.

[@Boom-Boomz]

😂

[@Jayf1981]

Your so right, I feel accomplished having watched Andrew plow through projects!

[@ednarichardson4975]

swedishpenispump so true and dyifferent are my two motivators

[@GrizzlyJRofficial]

swedishpenispump typisk svensk slask

[@Robvdh87]

Yes, the man is back! I'll postpone my beautysleep with an hour

[@maryannanderson7517]

Solid structure. Andrew doesn't want it going bad in a hundred years for no reason.

[@jay-rus4437]

As a 47 year old general contractor, I cant say enough how impressed I am with this young man. Love that he just lives the way he choses to live. Very hard worker, talented, and independent. One day my wife and I will buy a piece of land and build our own home. Im hoping sooner rather than later. We did buy a small piece of land with an abandoned ranch style home (1400sf) and we completely renovated it and built out an onsite shop (900sf) for our general contractor business. Its a good base for now, but we both want a non-traditional home.

[@billyyoucollins1575]

I am also 47 years old,, I been doing HVAC my whole life.. I make excellent money.. I have 2 different properties with a house on each property.. I just don’t understand how he affords to buy everything.. all the equipment, material, and everything else.. I just don’t get it.... that metal sheeting is very expensive.. the wire for the welder,, gas, oxygen... argon.. wow

[@carolyngames7705]

@@billyyoucollins1575 you notice he rarely buys anything new and he can fix anything. Also he works like a man possessed.

[@jakebroesky4409]

@@billyyoucollins1575 " can estimate that Andrew Camarata earns $38.74 thousand a month, reaching $581.06 thousand a year." this is only from utube he has other scial media. also his frugalness, odd jobs , estimated wealth 2.3 million total

[@iLEZ]

Andrew, this is so fascinating. What energy! Please number your videos so that it's easier to follow along!

[@jjfore0921]

This is absolutely amazing. Someday far into the future someone will say “they don’t make them like they used to” when referring to your building.

[@antoniosilvaaraujo4604]

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[@antoniosilvaaraujo4604]

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[@cynthiaclee877]

Young man I have never seen anyone as industrious as you & I have been in the building trade for a long time, congrats

[@albertbusscher4270]

I have been waiting for this job since you finished the steel work. From an old plumber to Andrew: What a fantastic job and am now looking forward to seeing it coated ! Bert Busscher Melbourne Australia

[@jakemoeller7850]

I'm in awe watching you tackle so many different tasks. Thanks for the great videos, Andrew.

[@diceblue6817]

7:07 Cody helping out so much, gotta keep tension on those straps!

[@TheRobman]

I'm wondering if Andrew is breaking some child labor laws having someone as young as Cody doing so much work on this build.

[@leroyroutt4791]

Andrew doesn't argue with the doubters, he just does a demonstration video to prove that he is right!

[@FlingwingNZ]

'Tinsel strength...' ? Hilarious slip...the tensile strength of tinsel...love it.

[@erlingweiseth2774]

@@FlingwingNZ I think it's called the "unicorn effect"...LOL

[@leroyroutt4791]

Pardon me if I doubt your credibility since you don't even know how to spell "Weld"

[@johnsykesiii1629]

06:50 Love Cody trying to help out his master with the strap.

[@reeferman502]

I'm glad to see that I am not the only person out there thinking in this way. I plan on using a heavy type of roofing along these lines on the exposed parts of my structures. Definitely hail/wind PROOF and very easy to mount whatever I wish without any worry about the usual concerns. This is rather expensive but the peace of mind would be priceless! I won't care about the weather and my buildings roofs having issues with very high winds. Rhino-Liner is what I will use to cover any exposed steel and then marine paint for the top coat. I would put coating on all surfaces coming in contact with sun or earth. Expensive perhaps but I'll never worry once it's all done. My hat is off to Andrew, he gets to do what I'd like to be doing right now while he's still young and able. I hope that I can do half as well when I try my hand at building my ideal fortress in the north. And all the wonderful tools/materials to update my plans I see on these videos! Glad I found another useful channel amongst the foolishness I've had to wade through doing research for my project. Again, thank you for a well done series.

[@Kharnellius]

Cody is a riot! Always helping you. Loved when he was pulling the strap down while you attached it to the arm forklift.

[@coltonfuston631]

When you are finished you should do a shop/ equipment tour. You have such amazing equipment and an awesome shop.

[@iamiancamp]

I have been a professional welder for all my career ever since I left trade school and I absolutely love what I did and Andrew is still an inspiration after I have retired. I absolutely love watching your videos because you do such a good job and the love you have for your dogs is amazing.

[@ovlov245]

A trades job isnt a profession......its a trade.

[@mathewdavenport593]

Just found your channel and find myself binge watching it. I think it’s because we think alike. Keep it simple,strong and serviceable 👍🏼

[@thekingtroll2]

Oh, another thought. Around my house, I've used Rustoleum. I've used the primer so it bonded to the oil based paint. IT lasts for years. My aunt bought a house in 1978. It was two tone inside. Yellow and lime green. In 2010 she was in the hospital with a heart problem. I went to the paint store and told them I have washed the walls down and needed paint. I said the paint was thin and almost down to the drywall paper. This guy told me to use Valspar with primer included. I picked out a 5 gallon bucket and started in. I did a dining room first. As I was painting and when I was done, I looked back and thought "This is going to need a few coats". I went to run a few errands and when I got back I just about dropped my jaw. That room was beautiful. I'm telling you it dried and made it look as if a professional painted it in a mansion. I did the kitchen, two hallways and three bedrooms and still had paint left over. Paints have changed in recent years with new formulas coming in. If i was you, I"d snap a picture of your roof and contact Rustoleum, Valspar and a few others for their recommendations. I watched a video where Valspar (samples) commercially painted roofs didn't fade after 50 years. But their new products are always improving. Who knows? Someone might sponsor the painting of your roof. Tell them you have your youtube channel and need advice on the BEST paint for long term and color choices.

[@jasonswift7098]

Good idea! reach out to this company Andrew.

[@johnh715]

Excellent advice about contacting the manufacturers. Has equipment to paint as well (hint hint!) Come up with his own color, like Camarata Gold? Andrew Blue? The AC color scheme? This aint no wussy-assed athlete getting an ice cream or breakfast cereal named after him, this is badass bullet proof, rain-snow-ice-wind-time proof paint we're talking about here now! Roof paint? USS AC Battleship Gray? And for his boat...

[@thekingtroll2]

@@johnh715 I read one company has colors that you can paint that make it textured looking. So you could make it look like slate. That would be awesome.

[@johnh715]

@@thekingtroll2 I agree, that would be cool!

[@donaldgibson3121]

Outstanding documentary of the entire process. I know a lot of thought went into this construction project. We enjoyed your taking us on this journey with you.

[@matt420740]

I used to work for a company painting steel structures similar to your roof. Mostly industrial bag houses and the associated ductwork. A lot of that stuff is located outdoors. We always used a Alkyd steel primer. Any quality top coat will be fine. We used mostly PPG products. And make sure you get a cheap mop, and a few gallons of acetone to wipe the roof down before you prime it.

[@joeybagofdoughnuts6664]

This my 3rd time watching you build your Castle and i will watch it again! Your da best Andrew!

[@-djofull-]

42:22 "I feel fine being up here" *Starts snowing moments later* (OSHA INTENSIFIES)

[@xvkimboslicevx1776]

Jake lmao

[@mad0uche]

They brought their bearpaw sneakers for the job they'll be fine.

[@josemiscles1498]

OSHA shows up parks sticks his head out “OH HEY ANDREW!!” Gives him a 👍🏾 and drives off. NO PROBLEM 😌

[@-djofull-]

@@josemiscles1498 hahaha

[@chinesepugs-bestbreedofdog7254]

Next job is going to be painting and ductwork.

[@cdouglas1942]

The shear scale of this project boggles my mind AND much of it was done in freezing weather!

[@janespal2729]

And two miles up into the sky!

[@shanesnouffer1977]

Your absolutely right, when Andrew does something he does it to the best of his know how and then some.lol. I wonder sometimes what he is thinking because most people would do a yard project, or maybe build a house conventionally but he doesn't think that way and the thing that's even more amazing is he has to keep buying new equipment or making new tools or different things just to do what he wants to get build. Kne last thing you gotta give it to him the man isn't afraid of some really hard work that's for sure. Congrats andrew great job keep the continent coming buddy.

[@pcpablo2]

@@shanesnouffer1977Our viewarage helps keep the equipment flowing, especially good during the northeast slack season.

[@addisonz2802]

Started watching over a year ago. Super happy to see the container castle with a proper roof on it. Great job.

[@danielk4331]

Andrew you definitely proved your point about the strength of your welds! Love your vids, keep em coming!

[@peternicholsonu6090]

Watched your mates version of the job. He did a good job, but Andrew you got it with video shots and editing, you seem gifted and makes for easy watching....Thankyou from Australia

[@zachlovelle1]

the moment we all been waiting for guys!!!

[@6point5by55]

Agreed

[@gaypride3223]

Letsdig18's channel is better.

[@williammassey8514]

@@gaypride3223 Apples & Oranges. L18 talks too much.

[@geekdiggy]

41:46 thanks for addressing this. i was anxious as hell the entire few videos you guys were up there without tying off. i used to work on the roof, and even on the safest ones i'd still tie off just cuz i'm that guy.

[@kevsbuild2807]

I think it's amazing that people think you are too stupid to have worked all this out well before you started building this place, you are by far the most methodical and practical channel on KZbin, you do not normally take chances and you prove every time that you are more than competent.

[@freetheoranges]

This could have been five hours unedited and I'd be ready to watch at a moment's notice. Like an edge of my seat thriller.

[@AdamGruszon]

I guess so much of this community would watch it! I would!

[@Tomhohenadel]

Andrew’s back! Just like the cat that came back. Everyone’s waiting patiently for this video from the Master

[@chinesepugs-bestbreedofdog7254]

Andrew Camarata’s back! Just like the cat that came back. Everyone’s waiting patiently for this video from the Master.

[@chinesepugs-bestbreedofdog7254]

*Starts snowing here* OSHA intensifies

[@hycron1234]

Yeah, like a cat, but instead of 9 lives, it's infinite lives.

[@boyswhoweargirlspanties3861]

*It starts snowing 🌨 here!!* OSHA intensifies.

[@madeinusa5395]

After watching this video I decided to start using welds in my finish cabinetry instead of screws and bolts but I can't get it to work. The wood just keep catching on fire and burning up my projects.

[@binarybox.binarybox]

8-)

[@nanomaine]

I love the massive strength of that roof! Imagine what it would sound like, in a hail storm... 8^)

[@yruhatin100]

Actually it would be pretty quiet since the roof is so thick.

[@jmad318]

Sounds like a steel drum marching band

[@danielk4331]

It would sound awesome! But surely loud!

[@jo3damas]

There most likely the snow wouldnt build up. But if it does. Will an electrical heating sistem of some kind will warm up the metal and melt the snow

[@papag1001]

I seen his friends Post the Steel Roof Installation, been waiting for yours, worth the wait!

[@keithmcmahan5649]

I'm a long time viewer...71 yr. old retired carpenter. Andrew,,, you're becoming a legend. Well Done, brother.

[@AndrewCamarata]

Keith McMahan thanks.

[@trappedbyfire1537]

Truly one of the best Videos ever, BECAUSE of the Building Philosophy of the Master Builder!!!

[@EricSMeyer]

I watched several of your videos and quite admire your work and am happy for your success. America needs more men like you. God Bless.

[@davidallinson2501]

When the sky falls down you will be very safe and cosy under the magnificent roof. Amazing job, no half measures for Mr Andrew..

[@Zerostar369]

Thank you Andrew for being an inspiration for what one man can accomplish when he sets his mind to it.

[@tombayless9759]

Exactly 😊

[@Diskgrind]

I'm amazed every time I watch your videos. Great work! Thanks for making the videos and sharing with us.

[@michaeltarasenko4798]

Andrew your videos and projects are so interesting I can’t stop watching even at one or two in the morning your the best keep it up for us !

[@jessem8928]

He built an upside down Tanker loaded with shipping containers.

[@northshorepx]

well done!!!!!

[@hatis6052]

Amazing build!

[@rronaldreagan]

He IS going to cook in summer with all that steel above his head

[@saintvault13]

@@rronaldreagan I thought that to Mr. President, but it is an open-air concept and he should have plenty of wind bustling through there.

[@feelingold2995]

@@rronaldreagan I believe hep lans on spray foaming the underside of the steel plates

[@smcox1991]

Can’t wait for the hundred year truck build series to start 😂

[@davidmeskhi8446]

The proper truck

[@dansbrown1313]

@@davidmeskhi8446 Think Elon just announced it. Andrew has ordered one already. A Tesla cyber truck. I ordered one too. What the heck, you can just add stuff with a welder!

[@davidmeskhi8446]

@@dansbrown1313 dont think so. If you watch his video about the perfect truck, the cybertruck wouldn't be it. It would be electric but not solid like he described

[@greenergenes]

Stainless steel AWD Tesla truck already on order

[@infernalz1337]

I know andrew says he wants steel on cars and the tin foil sucks, but I'm pretty sure most of that is for safety in crashes, it's meant to crumple and absorb the force of the crash instead of sending it to you strapped inside a ridged steel box. Finding a happy medium is probably the key, long lasting and durable but not too stiff of material so it gives way during high speed collisions.

Viewers: How strong is that weld as compared to bolts? Andrew: Hold my I-beams, and truck. It is so cool that you always show some practical examples!

[@boyswhoweargirlspanties3861]

Hahahaha!! Hahahaha!! Hahahaha!! Hahahaha!!

[@iamiancamp]

You must be the OG of barn dominium or garage/house. It seems like everyone is doing that nowadays and I love it.

[@SuperMusic12345]

Came back today to watch the first 10 minutes again. Love watching the pup and the rigging straps.

[@Alan1970B]

"very solid roof" methinks something of an understatement

[@michaelday7890]

What you have are H beams not I beams, big difference. Your roof looks strong enough, the only problem I see is it’s a big grounding rod

[@g2theb584]

Any home owner: "Single seam standing metal roof are the best". Andrew: "Hold my beer".

[@RockBrigadeCommunityForum]

The most expensive one bay Garage on earth and the strongest.

[@funtyes1970]

it more than one bay garage it haves a lot of rooms like kitchen bedroom living room and so on

[@boyswhoweargirlspanties3861]

It’s still more than a 1-bay garage, it has a lot of rooms, like kitchen, bedroom, living room etc.

[@moth.monster]

Well, I just found out about this container castle thing... guess i'll be watching the playlist tonight.

[@jamesogorman3287]

eri At least you won’t have to worry about the Coronavirus. It’ll be long gone before you get back out in the public after watching all of Andrew’s videos.

[@wyattbonnette3414]

The video, everyone has been waiting for.

[@evanvanheukelom6689]

As a guy that has worked with 7ga on the ground, I am impressed as that is a lot of work. That thing is skookum! Well done. I love watching.

[@johnbecker8768]

This is the coolest project I have ever seen.

[@peterbollig8035]

Went from castle to battleship! Awesome 👍 I really dig Andrew's ideas.

[@shaunsalter450]

Glad you swapped the open hooks for HD carabiners, that sheet coming up at 13:25 looked like the biggest gullotine blade in the world.... Excellent video as always and Cody helping out is just getting funnier.

[@laapulsford]

Andrew, epic videos, well done and loving it from England. I have built commercial steel framed buildings and I strongly suggest you pay special attention to potential lightning strikes. Either (best option) employ a specialist to develop a calculated technical design or deploy a dedicated earthing system based upon some technical research. I think it's especially important not simply to rely on the steel frame being sunk in concrete footings that are buried in the ground to provide a viable method of dissipating a lightning strike. You need to run copper bands around the structure and these should be terminated on copper plates burried in the ground. In addition, I think it would be a good idea to measure the conductivity of the sub-soil to ensure the charge from the strike can be effectively carried to earth. Failure to deploy an effective system could be dangerous to the occupants. Keep up the great work Andrew - you truly embody the American can-do spirit.

[@billyproctor9714]

Amazing effort Andrew, don't let folks get you down, keep your faith. Look forward to your next video. Cheers, Billy in Canada

[@ShopTalks]

And now to the latest headlines: meteorologists were shocked when an EF-5 tornado struck a home in the upstate region. The tornado, although trying its best to stay together, was torn apart by the sheer strength of the structure and quickly dissipated. Neighbors were quoted later recalling "Oh yeah, that's Andrews' house. That tornado never stood a chance." Meanwhile, in related news, geologists investigating the recent reduction in seismic events in the region surveyed the structure and found that the house was in fact so strong that it had geologically stabilized a region 40km wide. The owner declined an interview but directed us to his KZbin channel.

[@joshuabachelder88]

Bahahahaha

[@throngcleaver]

In other news, the Forever Truck Company is building a new factory, 100 miles north of NYC. Orders are being taken now for vehicles with an unlimited lifetime.

[@LS-cy7zy]

Now that is some funny shit...you should write a book God knows you got the mind

[@Maineman00]

ShopTalk you and Andrew should work together. Lol

[@cokebetterthanu50]

Fr though i bet that house would stand a pretty good chance against an f5 tornado

[@darbla1961]

Love Cody! Laughed lots when he was stealing your strap. 😂😂 Levi is very patient with him. 👍😁🇨🇦

[@alvisshef]

Cody cuteness.

[@mid-niteryders5523]

Mr. C not only do you think grand, the result is even grander ! Really amazing !

[@tranquilswana-z3782]

Awe baby Codi was so sweet, you love your dogs. Incredible building super impressed Andrew.

[@wes2546]

Put some torches or lanterns on the support beams to make it look like a true castle 🏰 Especially at night

[@HAL-dm1eh]

LEDs (possibly solar powered) would work amazing!

[@levimaxton6307]

and a moat

[@waynegouin939]

Good idea!

[@GlobalistJuice]

A good team, makes a job worthwhile. Although stressful at times, I really hope you guys had a good time doing this project. Thanks for sharing it.

[@larrypierce2777]

Getting that MIG to work outdoors is a trick. I guess the wind isn't blowing that much. Wow! Humongous amount of steel! I've worked with those metal sheets and they're not light for sure. Fantastic work. Glad you had the help Andrew. What a project just on the roof itself! Mega Bucks, too, whew!

[@charliee7142]

Just awesome job !!Andrew you are the hardest working man I have seen in a long time. i'm 78 years old.

[@FredPalmerJr1]

Never cease to amaze us with your talent my friend. Great video as always. Be looking forward to the next.

[@FredPalmerJr1]

@keelinga New England. Where I actually spent 14 yrs of my life working on a dairy farm. LOL I'm 56 now. Started on a farm when I was 14

[@stephenrickettsNL]

AWEOSME, PURE AWESOME, Love how you always take the time to school the nay-sayers, but to be honest Andrew, they are no longer worth the time and effort. For anyone who follows you knows that you build solid products and you have a great engineering mind. Most would be honoured to have quality work done by you. What a great shop you have and it only gets better. Keep up the great work and excellent content here on KZbin.

[@jakebroesky4409]

lol to be honest i don;t know of any contrators that would want andrew for his poor quality work and i have touched on most phases of construction. Rough work indeed where quality and patience is not needed. Andrew is not a patient person overall.. many other ownderful things indeed. Jesse Muller is quality, diesel creek is a cross between Andrew and jesse, letsdig18 i would hire to

[@ovlov245]

You have no idea.....Bravado causes death....

[@matts8818]

Great vid! That loft area will be SO SWEET.

[@toddr2265]

That's the coolest house I've ever seen Andrew. Awesome work!

[@railroadjim]

I am once again reminded why this is my favorite KZbin channel. Andrew films, documents, explains and gets it done! I love how his editing is so good, that I'm not tempted to fast forward. (e.g. welding this bracket, I'll show you how I start, then speed it up.) Plus the doggos! I do get a bit nervous seeing them up there without harnesses on, but they are skilled and lucky. I can't say that I'd be up there like that!

[@johntosten4779]

Andrew, I have around 30 yrs coating roofs and structures. I would use uniflex rustinhibitive metal primer as the primer and uniflex top coat or a elastomeric top coat.

[@rodolfoplasencia4953]

J it doesn't contract and expand that much actually. But yes, I would go for white elastomeric after a good one or two coats of primer. And, every year or every other year I would power wash it and give it a coat or two of elastomeric on it.

[@steelthfighter]

Coaltar?

[@coolhanddruid]

Elastomeric is trash, and would create a nasty buildup over time as it degrades. 100% silicone coatings are way better.

[@paulritz5655]

@coolhandruid In doing my research for a roof job the natural progression was elastomerics to the silicon. I paid the difference. Just glad I talked to the right sales person.

[@opengchris18]

just hose it down wif wd40, its built to last forever

[@christopherdilustro4960]

Amazing work Buddy from A to Z was very happy to have been there last weekend with Danny to see it all in person 👍

[@tomahoks]

A man and his machines, awesome to watch. Greetings from across the pond.

[@Aristo12]

15:13 "Whatever he just did, it worked good" - story of Andrew's life XD This is a very good video once again! Great project, Andrew!

[@edwardhalpin7503]

Your knowledge, skill level, attitude ,philosophy and set of tools leave me awestruck. Just Please wear a harness.

[@tracykeenan4449]

As usual you’ve done a fantastic job and it will look great when it’s painted

[@davidcaldwell8977]

You're right about our concern for your safety, and I felt the same way, probably pretty safe. The problem with that is if there is a spill of liquid that sends you off the roof before you can even react, like hydraulic fluid, water, or maybe paint..... Be Safe Bro..

[@patricelebrasseur5649]

Let it rust lightly so the slag from those plates come off, pressure wash it, then after it's dry put a liberal amount of phosphoric acid on it Then zinc primer 3 coats and then after that your primer and paint of choice, that's how non immersed surface are painted on a boat

[@jimbrent8151]

Holy cow I didn't know clag came off then you let metal rust a bit... This channel is quite educational... Thanks for the info.

[@krpajda]

Won't you land on some sort of a watch list for ordering this much phosphoric acid?

[@raywattie2308]

@@krpajda No,, you need to only wet it.

[@patricelebrasseur5649]

@@krpajda well it's easy to explain why you needed 15 gallons of the stuff when you built a freaking castle out of steel and you have video of you using the stuff in the intended purposes

[@mrmotofy]

@@krpajda I'm already on one, what's one more

[@michaelsfabwork2985]

Love his videos this man is awesome full of knowledge. I love how he explains what is going on and how he does stuff. I look forward to learning from his videos. I try to learn and teach things in my videos like Andrew does in his. What a good roll model

[@CosmicStargoat]

With absolutely no whoring for views, likes, subscriptions, ads, nothing. Andrew is one of the rare Gods of KZbin. Comfortable and Furiously wielding (see what I did?) technology like King Authur's Sword. One of a kind. A National Treasure.

[@mitchellray3967]

Well theres 648 ignorant people on you tube that had dislikes about this video so far Andrew great job I love your house and your right about the cars,man it would take a bunker buster to bring down your house,keep up the good work I luv your videos

[@casper7784]

Looks great , those guys were great help ! Hello Cody & Levi !

[@grahamhayden9770]

Oh yeah, saving this one for when the misses goes out and I can watch in peace!!!

[@microbe2008]

Damn buddy you're a patient man and AMAZING WORK you're doing. Keep going. Dreams come true with work and heart. GREAT METAL BUILDING SKILLS!!!!!!!

[@williamckershaw1910]

Congratulation on finishing your "Castle" home Watch all of your videos. I kind of wish that I lived closer to you. I live in Arizona your videos have taught me many things Keep up excellent projects

[@hammerman8919]

You build with "forever" in mind,,,,,,, I like it !!

[@cobralyoner]

3:51 just as I thought about that workbench you addressed it 😄

[@bradh5629]

How about acid etching then clear sealing it?

[@luisfernandocuestasanchez4343]

You are a mad man (In a good way) That is awesome¡¡¡ I remember the first video when you were making a Sketch in your computer, to see it now become reality is amazing.

[@Pawbreakers_com]

Love this house, and his ideology...build it once, build it right the first time. :)

[@jamesbreault5762]

That skylift was a life saver ,great job Andrew

[@tom42bates]

That's crazy! Ive never seen anything so insane in my 52 yrs. Thanks for doing what you do brother!

[@NZDIRT]

You know its going to be good when you get an Andrew Notification 😎

[@screwyou341]

yea....been waiting on it

[@davidshowalter5808]

Great video great Workmanship awsome that's going to be great cant wait to see more

[@haxguy0]

This is one of the coolest things I've ever seen.