How to Build a Garage Part 2.2 Walls and Trusses

Part 2 of video 2 has us hanging our walls, and installing our roof trusses. As always, watch the video, and if I don't answer a question you might have, drop it below in the comments section. Hit that thumbs up if you would to show your support, and feel free to share this series with your friends. Stay tuned for more.
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[@flol4570]

Even after 1yr of watching all videos I still get to see something new. Appreciate that you took the opportunity to put the focus on explaining to DiYers, as the building is of an appropriate size . Thanks.

[@saophaixoan7861]

With Ryan's kzbin.infoUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan, I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!

[@rjb77]

You do talk a lot but everything you say is definitely worth hearing. So, thank you for showing all your detailed and hard work.

[@SandyCrack69]

You make this work seem so easy. I imagine that only comes with working smart, experience & most importantly being a nice guy.

[@daryld1325]

planning is the most important. If you know everything about the building before you start you just gotta put it together.

[@rickcraig7631]

Clear and concise explanations along with your demonstrations simplify the step-by-step process required to construct this building. I am intending to construct a similar building on my property and I am finding your instructional videos very helpful and motivating.

[@CynicalDad81]

SO MUCH DETAIL!!! I don’t want each video to end!! Keep Em coming boss!!

[@TheWatchit45]

Work smarter and harder, I love it! Someone who gets it! Let’s get America working harder again. Thank you Kyle and Mike Rowe.

[@RRBuildings]

Steve Kowalik 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@WelshRabbit]

Steve K, I immediately thought of Mike Rowe, too. He's one of my real inspirations.

[@andersdiner4512]

Havent enjoyd a youtuber this much since I found Diresta a few years back. Top job!

[@RRBuildings]

wow thanks

[@oby-1607]

I am really loving how you are building this garage. Simple, but effective.

[@1rustytree]

One of the most informative guys on you tube, thanks for taking the time to video your jobs!

[@marvincarvin1846]

Really appreciate your detailed explanations of all the techniques and tricks. Great series. Thanks!

[@adambaker5729]

Great videos, definitely very informative. My mom wants a small garage at her house (~25x30), I'll have to show her these, looks like a great alternative to a standard garage build.

[@Joshua79C]

get quotes, they are often free and you would be a bit surprised the savings from balloon/platform and that of post frame design in terms of material cost and that of post frame allows for easy relocation of windows or doors to that of other conventional/traditional framing mentioned

[@hansmulyadi]

Found your video reccomended by youtube. Very informative. Much love from Indonesia. I wish we could build using wood frame. In indonesia we have to build using brick due to termite problem we are facing in indonesia. Luv ur chanel.

[@TheBigdutchster]

Again, thanks for the details, it shows that your level of experience is very high.

[@tommyjones1104]

RR Buildings just so you know I am stealing that line for my life. "We work smarter and harder"

[@RRBuildings]

Do it

[@josh_watson]

I love how you keep referring to this as a "smaller building". You must build some massive ones if this is smaller, because this is a beast. Well done. Cheers.

[@liviz40102]

104 people who disliked are just people who love to dislike posts. You're a craftsman bro

[@yarrariver09]

You made it look easy. Very good. I also noticed that you planed it all before practical work. The post has mark as you planed it. That is very impressed. Thanks for sharing your idea and sincere working.

[@bobt2522]

Great explanations. Greg makes it look so easy. When you went to the inside corner to tell about the inside girt, I hoped you would show how the exterior girts overlap. It may show up when you do the siding.

[@mmanchester68]

He explained the outside girt starting at about the 3:00 mark of the video. Hope that's what you were looking for.

[@AndrzejJeczen]

I really like how you do all the math before and measure/mark everything on the ground so that later you only do the assembly. And I really like how you go through all the boards and leave the best looking ones for the most visible parts of the project. I had a guy do a really small garden project for me recently using railway sleepers. He only had 8 of them on shorter sides and still managed to install the worst one (the know was already out) on top. And was still making excuses and wanted to charge for the new one when I pointed it out. That only shows your professionalism.

[@garycrumrine9538]

Always like to see someone from "Home" working.and doing well. Been a long time for us since leaving the area in 76.

[@richardbedard1245]

You have many details when you describe to us viewers the next step, and though I've built my own cabin, I still have to wait until I see what you actually do before I get what you were talking about.

[@volodimirkun]

Hey , man ! Just LOVE watching your vids because how professional you are in what you are doing. Best wishes from Ukraine, friend !!

[@skizzik121]

Any novices or weekend warriors watching this with the intention of building a large building, what he is saying about marking the trusses and pre drilling and all that is called lay out and it's one of the biggest things you can do to make your life easier.

[@bruce-le-smith]

This is a great series! Like the pre-work of marking out the lines and drilling before the install, seems very precise and scientific, and gives clients confidence of good quality. Agree that once you've got that layout done, then just lugging them up and nailing them off by hand seems like it'd be as efficient as it gets. I'll have to watch the last bit of footage a few times while drawing pictures, and the next videos, but having lots of explanation sure helps.

[@user-zu2bw7ig5v]

I've built quite a few pole.buildings and I have to say you have a very nice and efficient set up. The skid steer and the teleboom are definitely worth the investment we do it the same way. Hello from northern wi by the way.

[@RRBuildings]

Thanks Ryan...we are basically neighbors then

[@karlbrohammer9105]

Good instruction for layout, construction , techniques , advise safety and local codes, etc. Very adaptable size garage shop. Thanks for posting.

[@JerichoRally]

To sum up, the outside end wall girder is cut flush to the post. The outside side wall girder would be cut 1 1/2" past the post.

[@redneckgearheadgarage495]

Man I miss building these barns/shops. All of ours was built manually that equipment makes it lighter work of it for sure.

[@frazzle657]

What a cool job. Especially in such a nice climate

[@waynee.2856]

I wish you guys worked where I live, I would be applying for a job with a quickness. You are way more organized than the guy I work for and so far from what I can tell, the quality of work is better as well. You guys are awesome.

[@justinmassecar9133]

man, OHSA would love to get a hold of this video...

[@elane9856]

good quality and well made

[@walterperrault]

I like this way of your videos with time-lapse and narration and in between you on camera explaining procedure great job guys

[@BjornMoren]

I could never get away with not bracing those first two walls before the third wall secures them. It would make me super nervous that they would fall down, even if they are bolted to the concrete. But I'm a happy amateur and you are pros. I can see you are even climbing up and down those non braced walls! Thanks for the video Kyle.

[@GaMeLeSS80808]

Badass 3 man crew! Really dig your work, awesome job!

[@nicholbr72]

Another video idea is to cover what materials you use and preferred vendors. I.e what gauge metal, truss spacing, grades lumber used, compare nails/screws you use vs box stores. Basically help avg DIY builders know pros and cons of what materials to buy

[@RRBuildings]

good call

[@anthonysantillo1358]

Nice job,2 guys,being a framer U R right on the money.impressed.

[@ustinman8446]

Consistency...….I LUV IT ! Bravo!

[@davidwilliams6016]

Thank you for the VERY INFORMATIVE video. This one is great, especially about the Perlins and the nailing info. Doing a great job, AS ALWAYS! Appreciate the quality and integrity in your work!

[@toolhog10]

You guys are awesome. It really shows that you really take pride in your work. Great series.

[@9Biloela99]

thank you for the explanation of the width of the end wall

[@bheckel1]

I hope this thing ends up being a maker space. Your awesome and makers are awesome.

[@carlitosjr2388]

Thanks for sharing so much information..about to try to build a 32x40 out in kenosha wi.

[@lovetimothyrandall]

Nice videos Broheim! Thanks for taking the time to make them.

[@rad7595]

Been doing something construction related on and off throughout my life, and you give away so much valuable information, more than most foremen on any job! Awesome work! Most channels trickle feed information and are not nearly as detailed. Sweet!

[@SyreshamPBS]

Another great video 😀 I really like the mix of live commentary and the voice over added to the speeded up section.

[@sttm1283]

you gotta post sometime soon, how the floor is poured from inside a already built garage/storage/house. or if someone can link to a video on youtube cause im duiyng to know how thats gonna turn out.

[@Joshua79C]

on DiResta channel for his build it only shows very short bits of the pour process, but there are a few other that show more of the process if not the entire thing. Basically the skirt aka splash or footer board placed on the outside where the concrete will be is what defines the pour dimension and the concrete covers the columns on the three interior sides of the post at that level. From what I have seen the real pros tack a tarp to protect the interior wall from "splash" if already sheathed on the outside.

[@leonardorojas1781]

Was thinking the same. I'm in search of a solution for a solid floor for my shop build design. I'm deciding whether a concrete slab or wooden floor. I'm about to make the floor out of wood just because I can make it myself, but I'm afraid it won't be as solid as I'd need for a woodworking shop. ...

[@1dgrdgr]

Old Post. Essential Craftsman has a good video where they expanded a pole barn and poured the floor

[@hamsandwich9311]

@@leonardorojas1781 just go with concrete.

[@22TheJuggernaut]

Good thing OSHA didnt show up when you were putting up your perlins haha!! Awesome vidoes

[@tellylgeorge]

An awesome video guys. I'm looking forward to watching the rest of the series and seeing the final build. In the U.K. You don't see garages that size. Most are only half that size and built using concrete blocks.

[@boltactionshooter]

Great series, but coming from industrial work experience, the lack of fall protection shown is GLARING. You really should follow OSHA guidelines on this. One fall by you or a worker can end your business or worse yet a life.

[@dbonnie24]

This is really getting to be a fun thing to watch! I just wish I could do it myself!!! Thanks for your info!!

[@TrustJesus100]

Wow! That build would be flat in the first winter here in BC...still looks good, great video!!

[@pauliepatches]

Awesome work once more. It must be nice to work in shorts and a Tshirt.

[@RRBuildings]

Paulie Patches heck yeah. Wouldn’t have it any other way. I stay away from commercial for that reason.

[@troysgt]

Thanks for the explanations. Very helpful.

[@ronymonterrosa1351]

Good job guys

[@Alexander-dn2kh]

Really good approach of explanation!Keep it going!

[@benhudman7911]

Beautiful construction!

[@TheKyridgerunner]

Nice work Gentlemen.!!!

[@glendeco]

Thank you for sharing.

[@Mrcaffinebean]

Man you have these post frames down to a science! Love this series!

[@BRICEN18]

Awesome video series. Thanks for posting them and putting the time in to make them.

[@daisy8luke]

You've got some great tools. But I got a laugh when you started talking about snow load. I've lived in Texas my whole life. We don't have that issue here !!!!

[@williamgeorgelopezjunior8533]

So basically… the Kubota is replacing the 5 to 10 Amish guys that would usually raise your walls Also, the only time we hear the word “ telehandler” in our parts of the country are in the certification / licensing tests. Otherwise we just call it the lull … no matter what the brand … 😉 Great series by the way. Was directed here by your metabo rebar bendy doohickey vid

[@stevehowe9677]

Nice job, level of detail is right on.

[@chrismelton6117]

Have you considered using ratchet binders instead of those lever binders to square up your walls? They would be more accurate and much safer.

[@joeycmore]

Well explained, well done. Cheers!

[@marcelo_rcosta]

Trabalho de primeira.. Parabéns!

[@amircogs]

Really like the way you work and the way you explain each and every detail. Thank you RR

[@tntruckin5112]

very informative. Thanks for the info. Great job.

[@marksmitheducate]

Smarter and Harder!!! That is so right!!

[@kennethrosbury2819]

I absolutely love it you guys kick butt man great job

[@blitzburghbilly7813]

I SEE WHAT YOUR DOING HERE KYLE IN ORDER TO GET A FULL SERIEZ OUTTA THIS BUILD. I ( KNEW YINZ GUY'Z ) HAD THIS UP AND FINISHED BY (NOON TIME) ..... Hahah ......

[@arkansas1336]

Super skills used here!!!!!!! ....13

[@adamholbrook2281]

I'd like to see a video from your perspective on building an efficient designed structure as far as overall dimensions, wall height, roof pitch, poured foundation/ footer walls vs piers vs post or laminated post set in the ground and general advice as to what to look out for and things to ask. I wish you were in my area. I'd have you build my next building for sure. Thanks for the videos. Any advice/ discussion on steel vs wood frame would be great too.

[@juandavidromeroortigoza]

Amazing team work

[@fastteddy6659]

Awesome build!!

[@dougbourdo2589]

Having a 30x40 metal building built in NM but this sure looks good.

[@pippaseaspirit4415]

Really enjoyed this video; highly informative. And I also just love to watch other people working! 😂

[@adamholbrook2281]

Great series. Enjoyable to watch. I'm surprised you don't use screws in place of the large nails.

[@chriskythreotis4686]

Love your work ethic and enthusiasm for the job you do...and the service you provide your customers with,something of a rarity here in the uk well done....

[@JohnWeland]

Man! I need a building about this size to use as a karate studio. Someday, I tell ya.

[@HankinsExcavating]

Wished I watched you before I did mine. Nice videos!!! Thanks for the extra effort in making time for the videos. Nice job

[@renatopenteado2089]

Muito bom o seu trabalho sou do Brasil e acompanho seu canal

[@bogillespie4774]

Another great job keep up the good work

[@marioribis8847]

super nice details

[@tubetimyou]

Tossing up that building is enough work, without adding the overhead of the video! Hope this channel gets you some clients. 2 cents from the peanut gallery. 1] For this type of build have you thought about helical piers? 2] I noticed during layout from the story board you were marking each board individually? Do you think you could gang them if you worked from the ridge down, then just deal with variance cut @ grade? just asking??

[@Joshua79C]

Never seen a post frame/pole building framing structure use helical pile for foundation for some reason...

[@Joshua79C]

at least for wooden structure

[@rancher35]

Great videos. Keep them coming.

[@saeudin8831]

Best...im from indonesia.. N i like this...tx u..

[@djvasforever]

Just discovered your channel and really enjoying your videos.

[@zachberry3497]

This is sweet. Enjoy watching these videos and love seeing your posts on Instagram. Im from Massachusetts typically don’t see many post frames here. But id love to do one some day. You guys inspire me to be a better carpenter. Great job as always! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@superpac1966]

Feeling like I am looking at a new shop in the making.

[@kutzbill]

You may have answered this before, so if you did, please excuse me. What is your opinion of the closed cell spray foam for insulation on buildings like these? Part of me wants to be lazy and have the company spray the insulation, and the cheap part of me says the fiberglass will do the same job at about half the price. I am building my barn/garage, and using wood that I have cut on my own land. While slower, it is in my price range. My house was built in , and everything is made of oak, even the roof. No plywood anywhere, just rough sawn red oak. Actually some pegs too. The plaster has cow hair in it for a bonding agent. I guess I'm happy it wasn't built in the city, because a lot of them used asbestos in the plaster. Your videos help me a lot, and I'm very grateful for you taking the time to film these, and rdit them. I know it takes a lot of time, and I just wanted to say thank you! Smiles!

[@dewainwoodard4840]

Great video thanks for sharing have a great day

[@rodfair5698]

Really enjoyed that! Thanks Rod

[@nicktucker4916]

Such a great series!!

[@RRBuildings]

Nick Tucker thanks

[@jayjenkins9874]

I wish you was closer to Lexington NC. I need one built badly.

[@nickkk420]

Great video, I'm sure I'm not the only person to say it, but make a habit to never walk under machine booms, I worked at a mine and have heard countless stories, and witness a couple of my own. Hydraulics fail, don't put ur life's faith in them unnecessarily

[@casycasy5199]

love your videos you explain things great

[@dco5055]

I enjoy every video. Only thing I would like to see IMO is longer videos and more frequent. I understand your working but if the channel keeps growing it would be great to get someone to film/edit full time and at the same time free advertisement and essential the channel would pay for itself by the video alone.

[@RRBuildings]

would be an ultimate goal....i guess you would call those growing pains