How to Build a Garage #6 Metal Siding

[@henryfalgout53]

I'm a trim specialist and watching you pull out the midwest offsets made me happier than it should of. Job well done.

[@BearlyRussian]

Kyle, Thanks for the effort you go to on youtube and instgram making these videos and posts. We really enjoy watching them, I have been in the building game for 30 years. and if you ever think you know it all and can't learn anything new. It's time to get out of the game!! We build differently here in Australia, but there are still plenty of things we can adapt from watching you guys to our buildings down under.

[@RRBuildings]

Ozfamilyman well thank you sir

[@MrMurph111]

So satisfying watching you guys build this garage...attention to detail is awesome! Your pride of workmanship is infectious!

[@simongingerich4524]

We had that exact same thing happen on a couple of our jobs as well where the windows laid out in the sun and got warped. One things that has helped us is have the delivery driver put the windows and walk doors in the customers garage or outbuilding if it’s available to keep them out of the sun. Thanks for the content Kyle.

[@toolhog10]

People have it great growing up these days with shows like this. I think all I remember watching was hometime, this old house, and yankee workshop. Awesome work per usual.

[@RRBuildings]

toolhog10 thanks man appreciate that. I agree. I wish someone would have done this when I started. I’m eleven years in now

[@jspost3]

I really appreciate how detailed your content has been for this project. Also, it is great to find videos without cussing or other vulgar content.

[@JeepGuy8686]

It’s fascinating watching every one of you videos. I could watch them all day.

[@mikemcauliffe3454]

You really enjoy and take pride in your work. It shows in your attention to detail. You and your crew are craftsmen. Good job

[@bbgamesquad1346]

SO very refreshing to see someone mastering a trade and with enthusiasm. Well done. Thank you for your videos RR!

[@kevinrhug]

I really appreciate these videos. I am building what was originally just a shed but may end up being my man cave also. These videos with the details have helped tremendously.

[@baconsoda]

I have started rewatching your videos just for the sheer pleasure of seeing how you work.

[@RRBuildings]

baconsoda awesome man thank you

[@nopancudog5630]

I built a shed with these plans from Ryan [ Details Here?> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ] . The instructions were clear and easy to implement. Even a novice can be able to build fast using this plan. I'm happy I bought the plan. It also saved me much cost.

[@laffingstockwoodworks2875]

It’s pretty much repetition on every build with a few differences but every one is entertaining, informative, and satisfying to see come together. You guys do great work and are a real joy to watch.

[@RRBuildings]

PHIL LAFFERTY thanks Phil. I’m always looking for ways to break it up and show certain techniques or issues even that we might have to deal with

[@bp4170]

Now I know what Dale JR is doing in retirement. Very nice to see a excellent mechanic at work!

[@dwight.bennett]

I really enjoyed the demonstration on fabricating the corner of the base trim. It came out LOOKING SHARP!

[@TMac0925]

That awl trick is genius. I’m digging the attention to detail.

[@grantmyers7593]

I have installed a lot of different roofing, siding, soffit and fascia and I have to say, that's some good corner work, nice and clean

[@BOBW805]

Been watching your videos since you built the workshop for Jimmy. Such a pleasure to see real craftsmen. True craftsmanship is not easy to come by. Love the videos.

[@marvincarvin1846]

Most excellent series and just love the tips. The house wrap idea is cheap and effective advertising.

[@thigson189]

What a pleasure to watch someone with standards and pride in their craftsmanship. Great job, RR Buildings!

[@CLDiesel02]

I’ve been doing brake metal a long time and never seen anyone do a corner like that. Looks good man.

[@RRBuildings]

Conner McPherson thanks. Always looking for ways to be better or more efficient

[@joereese1730]

That's what I said too. I've been doing sheet metal for 11 years, never seen that before. I'm going to have use that trick and impress the guys in my shop.

[@zachc1425]

The corner of the base trim was very satisfying to watch

[@RRBuildings]

Zach C awesome thanks

[@johnnave7488]

I've always wondered how to do corners! Omg mental note taken!

[@maxpower1413]

the base trim doesnt need a return folded around at the top? i would get my ass kicked by my boss

[@dagooglenet]

yes my favorite part as well lol

[@noyolabassist]

Zach C I was thinking the same thing.. it’s the little things

[@jerrybeck8812]

Your workmanship and attention to detail is awesome. I’ve been talking to Morton, Wick and FBI on a building. So when I get one chosen I’ll be holding them to the standards you’ve shown. Thanks for the videos. Great work.

[@RRBuildings]

Jerry Beck best of luck

[@Joshua79C]

What about Hansen pole buildings or Pioneer pole buildings?

[@leongraham54]

You guys rock . I have fought sloppy contractors all my life. Where you when I needed Quality caring craftsmen.

[@THExLAWxMAN]

Your attention to detail is awesome and these videos are great. I will take this knowledge and use it to build my future garage. Thank you for sharing your information.

[@ibuildengines]

Love the videos! I am a maintenance planner at the Kimberly Clark mill that makes Block-It. Thanks for using our material. I'm planning to build a 30' X 40' shop this summer. I think I'm going to build from a concrete slab with stud walls and use your steel and trim techniques on exterior and interior. Thanks for the videos and great details. If you were in north Mississippi I would want you to build it.

[@RRBuildings]

That’s awesome Jeff

[@keithhepden9482]

Love the detail and accuracy, very satisfying to watch back here in Staffordshire England

[@brianjoachim6280]

I could watch you guys build all day long. Nice to see people who take pride in good craftmanship!

[@justinstinnett2723]

This is the definition of professional. Thanks for sharing.

[@Factory928AC]

What! Who thumbs this down !?!????!! Good job man. You guys are second to none 👌🏽 a lot of pride in your work

[@RRBuildings]

Andy Cruz thank you brother. I don’t expect any videos to be 100%

[@davidgoodwin10]

I sure like the attention to detail you and your guys use you rarely see that anymore keep up the excellent work

[@RRBuildings]

thank you

[@its.me1234]

This is your best instructional video to date. Good job dude

[@ronhart4166]

I am not a contractor or even in the trade !! But I LOVE your guys work and have learned a ton of great tips from your channel for my "home improvements" You guys definitely have these buildings down to a fine art as they say :)

[@RRBuildings]

Ron Hart thanks Ron

[@nitramretep]

Nice job. Your videos are amazingly informative and very well presented. I am always surprised at how you make every segment of the build informative and very insightful, excellent job, thanks! Your skill is very obvious.

[@corypride]

Appreciate how often you mention double or triple checking plumb. I never thought of doing that in my home reno--and the grief, the grief!

[@dauhoocassam3057]

It’s actually a very well written and comprehensive book kzbin.infoUgkxhgbP-6hUnXu_QRaoHgLztgsI0YF3HqR0 . I wanted to pair this with an updated book on local codes to start planning a post-retirement dream shop. I think I have just about everything I need between the two. The extra plans available for purchase towards the end are priced almost as much as full home plans, not little sheds however.

[@muchogracious1557]

That corner cut was spot on! 👌

[@dokmanian]

wow you guys are doing such a great job it takes a lot to be so perfect with metal work and you guys make it look so easy really great job

[@johncolasanto605]

Awesome job guys............. Its so nice to see a job done with Pride!!!

[@null480]

When you capitalize Pride you make it sound like they're prolapsing each other in drag.

[@molaisonmaker6896]

Great tip for bending the corner. You make it look so easy.

[@jeremypaszczak5507]

Hey Kyle. Thanks for the videos. I am building my first and hopefully last garage. It’s 34’x40’ and I am installing metal panel roof and siding. I have built this watching your videos and a little experience in framing. It is not perfect by any stretch but I am not a pro. Thanks again for the videos. Really made a difference.

[@Proinsperation]

Just binge watched this whole series so far, thanks a lot man, it's been really useful and great to watch, hope your windows aren't too much of a pain when they show up next.

[@RRBuildings]

Ieaun Powell me too

[@1tombensky]

Wow! You are an artist with those tin snips!

[@conroe2502]

I agree with zach c. that was a awesome technique, you and your team is extremely professional, finest metal work I've ever seen, I wish your company was in texas.

[@stephencantbewrong8250]

Damn you guys build a nice building!!!! Great work!! I wish more people had that kind of pride in their work....no matter what they do.

[@RRBuildings]

Stephen cant be wrong thanks I agree. If it’s worth doing... it’s worth doing your best

[@Stan7670]

You do excellent work and it's a real joy to watch.

[@suzycheng9677]

Anyone that have you work on whatever it is should be proud to own it! You do great quality work and it shows just as I stumbled on this video. It shows that you cut no corners and you know your shit! I wish you're in Houston, TX..

[@anthonylucia2398]

You're artists! Glad to see someone that takes real pride in their work.

[@johntompkins147]

Thanks Kyle very detailed, Nice work. Enjoy watching craftsman.

[@george8873]

So that's how you get the screws aligned so well. Thought the steel came pre-punched. Also loved how you cut the trim so it'd bend perfectly around the corner. Anyway, thanks for another great vid. Looking forward to the next one.

[@RRBuildings]

̇George H. Thanks george

[@lukearts2954]

no sure if you still read new comments on older videos, but I can add a little to what you said about vapor screen, because you seemed to be unsure about "down south" and you were right to be unsure about what you said... Vapor screen is always supposed to go on the inside, because even when heavily airconditioned "down south" you're never going to set the room temperature to be lower than the dew point. Dew point is the temperature where the humidity in the air starts condensing. Basically it means that in a negative gradient (hot to colder) the amount of humidity that can be in the air as vapor goes down, which makes the relative humidity go up as temperature drops. If the cold end of the gradient has a temperature lower than the dewpoint of the air (also relative to air pressure, altitude and presence of aerosol particles) then somewhere along that gradient the humidity from the warmer air will start condensing because that's where the temperature passes the dew point. Vapor screen is to keep humidity from being present in the area where that temperature occurs. Let's say that your in a really really extreme area where day time always hits 100% humidity and water condenses on any surface in the shadow (subtropical jungle weather), in that case it might be useful to have a vapor screen on both sides, because during the day the condensation might occur on the outside. Still in those areas, at night the situation will be reverse and you'll still want that vapor screen on the inside. So rule of thumb: vapor screen always on the inside; in extreme humid climates also on the outside. But in those cases it's just better to use a type of insulation that is not sensitive to humidity and can be considered to be a vapor screen on its own (like PUR).

[@MarkKnue]

Once again, I'm comin' out of another video, pickin' my chin up off the floor, wondering about all the stuff I SHOULD know about building a simply shaped structure, and what I DON'T KNOW. Thanks for making the videos, and thanks for sharing them with the rest of us!

[@leeskithree]

awesome job guys. This is just the video that I needed. I am either building one myself or getting one built, time restraints say that I will probably be paying someone to do it, but it sure is nice to see an in depth video about it. My cottage is in northern lower peninsula in Michigan and that's where mine is going, probably a 40'x80'. Keep up the good work, there are a lot of hacks out there and I'm glad to see your not one of them

[@joemayton5560]

Don't you just like to see someone who takes pride in their work and does it right!

[@pensive69]

Interesting corner details. Very well done. Around here we spec to the wholesale suppliers exactly HOW they are to deliver components and building products... The issue about heat damage to the window casings for example.

[@clifford1134]

Great build series, I love watching your videos. I worked in general construction during my summers in high school, many, many years ago, but I am learning a lot. I will soon be building a pole barn very similar to this build, so this one is really good to watch. Thank you for taking the time to post such great videos.

[@wirenchangoer4101]

Making that bend was satisfaction for me, good job!

[@ronbelldvm]

I am lovin' these videos. The attention to detail and explaining everything as you are doing it is very much appreciated. Thank you.

[@IanRobinsonGlobal]

This series rocks. Well done.

[@billk2689]

LOVE to watch people who know what they are doing good job guys

[@robertevans6481]

Looks great....if it looks straight its straight....well that is straight....nice work Greg..

[@frankirwin1445]

Just Beautiful Work Guys. Your attention to the details shows in a very Clean precise looking Job!

[@frazer26]

Love the custom house wrap with your logo

[@319speed]

I totally discovered your channel randomly and I love these videos! Great work! I enjoy them alot!

[@RRBuildings]

K 1500 awesome thanks

[@reefwiz99]

the best construction series ever?

[@craigholliday3907]

great video thanks guys, love that corner cut. I have built for years and never understood that cut. Thanks for learning me!

[@stubbysshop5898]

You said "Plumb" instead of "Level"!! Good job! I work in a sign shop and make channel letters all day so I know good sheet metal work when I see it. You do great work with your sheet metal and great attention to details.

[@maxpower1413]

wouldn't be a tradesman if he doesn't know plumb from level

[@tadrs2]

Always satisfying watching you guys build, been watching since the Diresta workshop build keep up the good work love it all the best from Australia

[@mike1968442]

Appreciate showing how to cut the corners of the base trim. Going to build my own garage in Tucson Az.

[@audiomantim]

Love your work brother! I had a 50x50 post frame built last year by a local contractor here in Montana. I thought they did an excellent job until I started watching your videos. I want to tear the whole thing down now and rebuild it on my own with the knowledge you've shared, or maybe you just need to make a trip to Montana and build it for me.

[@RRBuildings]

Audiomantim sorry about that

[@shawncockrell6007]

Outstanding job !

[@mrcraftsmandesigns2015]

Well done guys fantastic explain with the cuts. Love this series. Regards

[@motley331]

Man! You make it look so easy .......

[@kevinb5075]

The corner of the base trim info was worth watching the whole series.

[@franksmodels29]

Great vid 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 it shows you prep right it looks fantastic...

[@sonnybeltran7096]

Great job guy's, like always! 🤘🏽

[@arkansas1336]

Window issues....sounds like a typical building site, I feel your pain. The 'saving grace' is, you know it'll get better! ....13

[@JuanCastro-do9hc]

Thank you for taking the time to pass on your knowledge!

[@aitj100]

I like that angle on the base trim 😻

[@redrum2190]

Started your mini series yesterday , very informative, very good carpenter, got me hooked . Subscribed!

[@glenjamindle]

Jesus lord you guys are meticulous. I freakin love it!

[@jackheilmann3739]

Yeah, really. Very impressive. And who are these folks hitting the thumbs-down button?!?!

[@JustinCrediblename]

@@jackheilmann3739 Perhaps people who are aware of the consequences of the exposed fasteners? Perhaps people who want pressure treat near ground level? Perhaps people who can't build this structure, or even close to it, due to the structural design not conforming with their seismic design area.

[@keithparady2594]

Yeah I do metal roofing for a living I know what u mean about things going wrong and that’s another good way of starting out

[@erik1514]

Man, that bottom trim cut was so satisfying. To see you snip out the metal and bend it perfectly to the adjacent side was impressive. It's like an origami craft. Keep the videos coming!

[@KevinRHawkins]

Thanks for the detail. This will definitely help my finish out my barn

[@TokyoCraftsman]

Man you do good work. I think Greg needs a raise!! Cheers from Tokyo!

[@RRBuildings]

The Tokyo Craftsman I take care of greg

[@fillg]

I love your attention to detail.

[@thomaswhitworth4834]

You may have explained in previous videos about the roof cap, but what is the reason for leaving it until so much further in the build. Why not complete it on the roofing day? Awesome videos and work!!

[@RRBuildings]

thomas whitworth honestly no reason. I like soffit fascia and gable corners to be on first. It just depends on the work flo

[@samiam7]

Love watching you explain your techniques

[@jeffbarker2603]

Great video ! Highly professional love your style

[@blitz4six]

I am loving these videos! Motivated to try to build my own shop one day. I love your attention to detail and the your full explanations about the process, keep it up!

[@barnacmongars]

I admire you Work Kyle and your crew very inspiring and informative for an apprentice carpenter! really happy to have discover your work by Diresta dream shgop serie!

[@joelmorris4367]

I work with wood mostly framing and trim carpentry but could use some lessons on getting good bends that looks clean with differnt metal roofs flashings. Would help me out ! Never stop learning!

[@esnyd]

Can you film the concrete pour on this build? I am interested in what that looks like on a post frame.

[@kellyanderson3655]

Thanks for all your expertise. Love your attention to detail. Huge help for my latest job. So many great metal cutting tips. You guys are top shelf quality.

[@JonathanE350]

I am highly impressed with y’all that is definitely not something I say often!!!

[@mikegilberg8776]

I love that awl trick, gonna use that for sure

[@GinoBellizzi-w8m]

Can someone put a link for the Awl?

[@Fabsurf101]

Love the work you folks are doing.

[@ryankroells8798]

If you lived in Minnesota and I had the space available I would so hire you to build me a garage like that. Great how to videos. Great looking garage

[@RRBuildings]

Ryan Kroells thanks ryan

[@lb7wade518]

I love the structure system you use!! Nobody in North Texas has this system. Solid 6x6 are just to waive. Any info you could provide would be great. Keep up the great work and craftsmanship of your buildings.

[@RRBuildings]

LB7 Wade midwest Perma column brackets and Ohio timberland laminated columns

[@Joshua79C]

APB Pole Barns is based in Combes, TX and there are at least a couple builders and one other engineering manufacturer that serve the area and it seems that there is no laws there prohibiting such engineered structures

[@lb7wade518]

Do you use R panel or U panel

[@Mastering3d]

Love watching your videos ,I've always wanted a Garage bigger then my house as well :-)

[@davidpeterson5186]

Thumbs Up from Stillman Valley! Your corner detail comes out nice, I need more practice to do one.