Setting 3/16" steel roof panels on Andrew's castle

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Good stuff and awesome camera angles! Watching this whole video makes my small part seem like .01% of the job lol. Unbelievable how many feet of welding this roof has. I went through two 11 lb spools and that was a tiny portion of it. And thanks for tagging me in the description by the way. Appreciate that.

[@CaptainDansWanderings]

I always enjoy the additional perspective you provide to the work y'all are doing on the castle.

[@jesseburns9734]

Its great to see how a group of good friends can work together and get a great deal of work done. Great Job

[@Cj-uq3kv]

This is work of art and an amazing project you three guys completed in the coldest time of the year. When it started snowing, I was telling you to get off the roof guys, get off that roof now. I guess it’s true when we say, No guts, No glory. Well you have both. I know you feel so proud every time you look at it. Great imagination Andrew!

[@daddybob6096]

Thank you Jesse for your perspective on this fantastic construction of Andrews home. Fort Knox the second, Lol. Bob, NZ.

[@andreakeeling9217]

Definitely my favorite video of this series. I love the lightening fact at the end.

[@alanlake5220]

You guys have no fear of working at height. Respect to all of you. Great job

[@BWIL2515]

WOW impressed thats gonna be there for hundreds of years

[@josianrodriguez1249]

YOU ANDREW AND THE HELP OF DAN ,MAKE THE PERFECT TEAM.

[@williamkn621]

Incredible to watch. Such a feat to pull off, 4 men doing construction of this magnitude

[@Peter-V_00]

The dynamic duo, I always hoped to get guys to work with that were half as on the ball as you and Andrew, you two are proof tradesmen are on the rebound!

[@markbrown6236]

You and your dad did a great job helping Andrew. Job turned out great. I liked the 3 versions of this video/build.

[@emiliomadrigal7201]

You three have great chemistry I am glad I found your channels

[@frederickmoller]

Thanks so much Jesse, every different video of this awesome build gave us a different perspective which I appreciated. Your version as the other ones is top notch in my eyes, and entertaining too!

[@chazzyb8660]

That last shot of you three guys on the roof - majestic.

[@jdub229r]

Dan kicks butt for an older gentleman, inspiring!

[@billmitton7970]

Well between the 4 of you i dont think 1Sq ft of that roofing job was missed on camera awsome job boys👍👍👌👌 Bill from the uk

[@canvids1]

Jesse What a fantastic video of the work that you and everyone did on the roof of this building and thanks to everyone who was in the video.

[@howduc]

I enjoy watching yours and Andrews videos ,I find myself watching for hours ! Best of luck to you both

[@kylejones2075]

You and Andrew compliment each other very well. That was a great video and project looks awesome. Keep it up and keep em coming!!! Cheers!!!

[@williamgreen4757]

Thank you Jesse and your dad, seems like a good man, you lucked out.

[@dalepremo3695]

We enjoyed this so much, Jesse. You outdid yourself again!! Your brief explanations were well placed and the time lapse was an unexpected bonus. That 45 foot fall looked like it hurt but I guess the camera survived. You guys worked well together and this came out spectacular - historic, really. Well done and thank you again for sharing.

[@pshodean]

I really like your's and Andrew's style making videos. Not lots of idle chatter, just the facts. You fellas do great work. Out there living the "American Dream" Whoohoo !

[@stromxtc2033]

My god, Jesse you guys made this job look easy. Much more detail on your video than I imagined when watching Andrews. 👍 I've watched all your content now. You and your brothers (whole family) are awesome craftsmen(women).

[@skitzochik]

Hey Jesse this vid is awesome,bit must have been quite a task syncing both views and it turned out beautifully thanx for all you do for your fans ;)

[@iRangoTango]

Good job, Jesse. You guys are awesome and it is fun to watch your perspective of the work. Thanks!

[@DAS-Videos]

I watched Andrew's video, I was hoping you would have one on the roof project too.

[@thebear5454]

Insane roofing for Andrew's Castle. Looks fantastic.

[@russellheaton4930]

Jessie as with the Beam work, you all did a fantastic job, the workmanship the planning and now the execution of the plan Fantastic guys. Ohh I nearly forgot the great video footage. :)

[@dmmaddex]

There's a lot of talent on that roof.

[@dloglesby57]

So appreciate your view of all the work that you and your dad have done to help Andrew on this large project, and give us yet another view of all the work that everyone did.How long did this whole project take all of you? how much more has to be done? The respect for one another during all this and every time you all get together to help one another is truly amazing and remarkable.I can only assume that you all went though some blades with all the cutting you all did..Jesse" I smell something burning below, Andrew, oh nothing just my jacket" : video continues with more steel being laid:-)

[@mikeboggess9521]

Great job Jesse, Dan and Andrew!

[@fhamidkhan]

Oh I have just realised that this is Andrew’s castle!! Great job, Jesse, Andrew and the team 👍👍

[@daboonies8603]

Lol that roof is insanely overkilled!!! I like it! Never have to worry about snow!

[@TrevorDennis100]

This is such an outstanding project, it is wonderful to have your take on it Jesse. The content is worthy of any construction site, even if some of the equipment is not as shiny. I'm thinking that Andrew must have a lot of batteries for his drone, as it always seem to be hovering above the castle when the POV is in the right direction. I think Andrew made the point that it gives him an eye in the sky for when he is unsighted, although we can hear you giving instructions via the wee radios. Those are nasty looking working conditions, although come to think of it, I worked in similar conditions on my dad's farm when I was a lad. I didn't much enjoy it though.

[@Bosco12ful]

You are really helping Camarate.

[@richardhjones5576]

Got to hand it to you and your crew Andrew. Doing that kind of work in that weather, awesome job!!! Great video as usual. Love watching your videos Andrew. Keep it up.

[@bobfromtheband1]

Excellent Jessie, What a lot of hard work. Your Dad surprises me though, full of energy.

[@peanut71968]

Such a very unique project, and so well done! Great seeing builders standing on their work! You guys really put your money where your mouth is! 🤓

[@aleldon9085]

Best part of video and icon of it - Three heroes on the roof! Thank you!

[@gregorybondi5220]

Also, from your video I have just noticed the little "standoffs" I'll call them, that maintain an overlapping of the plates. Thats a great thing to see, and really explains the Andrew segment about how there were no leaks. Great idea....

[@msnpassjan2004]

Impressive. You guys remind me of the New York iron workers building skyscrapers around 1920/1930.

[@Billestlà]

You guys are just amazing! Be careful up there!

[@elroysteele4949]

Nice work, thx for helping out Andrew. You and your Dad are awesome love your guys channels!!

[@dmoug1]

Nice work , smarts dudes you are gettin this built. That drone looks cool in the timelapse , like a bug near the lens .

[@pio9080]

Jesse thanking the USA flag for keeping them safe was an awesome gesture. Again Jesse thank you👍🇺🇸

[@plainsroamer405]

I love seeing that flag flying on the tower. Great vid Jesse.

[@JJ-gd7gf]

Great video and excellent work Jesse

[@roberthawthorne6515]

I really like how you guys work together and get shit done! Kudos to both of you..

[@moimjk7259]

Again another perspective, thanks Jessie. Watched AC's twice your dads once and this one - not an expert yet though. Good teamwork throughout. Cheers from Brittany.

[@evanscreekbrahman7511]

These videos will be watched, even after the people watching them now are all l-o-n-g gone.

[@bent540]

no they will not! this media wont last long with all the political bullshit they push! all good things come to an end thanks to leftism.

[@spaceinvadertoo]

Very interesting presentation of the more intricate designs and installation techniques. Some of the high angle views were making my stomach feel flip floppy.

[@justryan7109]

Absolutely amazing job. I can’t imagine how sore you all are.

[@TrevorDennis100]

And cold. And wet. But quietly satisfied and feeling they have achieved something worthwhile and really quite special.

[@jerryuptmor2826]

Great job guys. That building should last forever,,,or so.

[@danaskubic2145]

Andrews videos are absolutely amazing, but I think yours are a little better with the technical details of the project. Loved the review of the metal cutting skilsaws. I am impressed with the Milwaukee. Excellent job finishing up the peaks and valleys with the diamond plate steel. X marks the spot, needs a drone pad. Thanks for sharing Jessie.

[@michaelsfabwork2985]

Great video Jesse. I really enjoy watching you guys work. Take care and stay safe.

[@leandroogavadepaulasouza5012]

Mr. Miller, you could share more footages of the welding process of Camarata’s roof, I think that would be great!

[@davidbortolin7377]

I think a cool finish to the castle would be to wrap it, roof and walls with all that slate kicking around there. Nice work guys!

[@memyselfandifarmer]

Hay A C are you burning one down there! No it's my jacket! Great team work.

[@psidvicious]

For guys that don’t do this kind of work every day, you guys are pretty impressive. The structure and the metal cladding are all pretty tricky. Were any mistakes made? If you do ever have to get a job, working with a crane, for someone else, just make sure you don’t say, “spool in/out”. The correct term is, “cable up/down”. As long as everyone’s on the same page, it really doesn’t matter. Just bustin yer chops a little. Something else for that day when you gotta go work for ‘The Man’, try to remember correct shackle orientation. The pin of the shackle is always either in the hook, or pointed up towards the hook (whenever possible). Since everything was pretty much a custom rig every time, it really doesn’t matter that much but it’s always good to remember ‘best practices’. Very nice job guys! 👍 🤜🤛

[@jmuller86]

best practice methods are always welcome , you seem to know quite a bit about this kind of work, I have never worked with steel and cranes like this before, I am a builder but it was always with wood...this changes the game up a bit but I am always up for learning. As it turns out I kinda liked working with these materials, I think I will get more into concrete building too, might possibly change my plans and build my house out of concrete, I have symon forms to do the whole house in one pour. I got the pettibone, so setting steel wont be an issue.

[@psidvicious]

@@jmuller86 Cool! I was a Sr. Structural Superintendent for 30yrs in S.Fla, before retirement about ~6yrs ago. Lots of concrete and steel. Symons forms are an old but great system. Hard to go wrong them. If you or Andrew need any help on your projects, I’d love to do whatever I can. I’ve subbed to both of your channels so I’ll keep track of what you guys are up to. Both of you make fantastic videos! 🤜🤛

[@petermccall8975]

Nice video filming, editing. Great sound track. Thanks for the work it took to make it!

[@markreetz1001]

Awesome stuff Jesse. So many great things about it. All of you working that steel is amazing. I appreciated your comments on the various things like your saw and the magnetic drill. I am amazed that a hand held skill saw type tool could cut that easily through 3/16th steel. Must have something a little more "under the hood" so to speak. Great job.

[@dieterhinders9237]

What a crazy project!! Those who will have to tear down this roof one day will have a lot of fun lol

[@glg3945]

Awesome video and amazing work! Peace and Good Fortune to you and yours.

[@Redwingster]

I noticed before that the panels overlapped the valleys, and the ridge caps overlapped the panels. Until this video, I didn't realize that the horizontal joints where shingled with a 2" overhang. I must not have paid close enough attention, but I didn't notice the tabs welded in before, and I thought they were just butted together like the vertical seams. And then you were helpful enough to put in the text graphic explaining exactly what you did. I would agree with you that Andrew should paint that roof with a paint with having high reflectivity. There are several elastometric paint coatings specially formulated for metal roofs that have that reflectivity. The closed cell spray foam will do a great job stopping convective and conductive heat gain, but not so much with the radiant.

[@wileycoyotesr8623]

Interesting to see the build from your perspective. You're a good editor too.

[@duynguyen-fp3ly]

Hello brother, em tên là Duy , ở việt nam, em rất thích và khâm những gì Anh làm, đặt biệt là căn nhà bằng container vs sắt tuyệt vời của anh.Đó là niềm mơ ước của em, em sẽ dành dụm tiền , làm cho Mẹ 1 căn nhà như vậy, nhà em quanh năm mưa gió nó dột và ngập nước.Mẹ em lớn tuổi rồi , đã khổ 60 năm trời rồi, nhà em ở miền trung Việt nam hay hứng chịu bão lụt .Chính Anh là nguồn cảm hứng của em.🤧🤧👌

[@MotorSwapDan]

Drone landing scene at around 1:09:00 was so sweet

[@DANIEL-ls5ku]

Seeing you guys working under cold weather while I'm struggling to move my ass outside and finish my solar setup makes me realised I'm just lazy 😂

[@mussieTil]

After watching this video suddenly I developed fear of height. Was it as scary in person ? Ty For bringing us this awesome vid. God bless!

[@jmuller86]

it wasn't scary at all really, only scary thing was the wind once in a while, but I am also used to working on roofs, a fall from one story can be just as bad as 4 ....but from 2 to 4 stories there really is no difference, either way you are dead. I have never done work 4 stories up but it wasnt any different than 2 or 3

[@tjay6834]

Awesome! Youre a great friend to have

[@bosshilf]

Badass! Awesome job!!!

[@CranialAccess]

Awesome shots Jesse! Found your perspective extremely interesting! Great work! Mowed 3/4 of a field for Andrew a few years ago. Awesome to meet him, hope to meet you if you ever want to do some road work up at our camp near Gloversville!

[@jmuller86]

thats interesting, I didnt realize you met him and did work for him? how did that come about? I will always consider work up near the cabin, as it gives me an excuse to be up there

[@CranialAccess]

I always enjoyed mowing with my 1310 Ford and just offered to do it. He took me up on it. Unfortunately my wife took ill 3/4 through the job and I had to get home near Bennington ASAP and couldn’t finish 🙁 was near his Dads place

[@richardstewart8716]

Very nice production, thank you.

[@AdamGruszon]

I love to watch your work! It is awesome that you guys help each other..

[@bajabandito1855]

Looks good guys. A job well done. Keep the video's coming

[@dokmanian]

loved watching both views Andrews and this was great

[@papajon6715]

Excellent video demonstrating how you measured, cut, fabbed, and fit the roof decking. Is the field welding to be featured in an upcoming video? Thank you again...

[@fred106ful]

Bonjour. Quel bon boulot, félicitations

[@tombayless9759]

Great job Jesse 👍

[@nealinator]

Loved the camera drop shot. Well...I mean I feel bad for damaged equipment...but it was a cool result.

[@jackjacke4654]

You gotta start this over Jessie. You forgot your morning coffee! I gotta teach y'all everything? Lol

[@jackieoman6695]

Oh wow your over at Andrew's place lol !! I guess i need to catch up ...

[@googleguy5700]

One legged man in ass kicking contest busy, and still makes a great video. Bravo.

[@jfv65]

Very nice project. You guys welded up every plate . When summer comes the Sunshine will heat up the roof quite some degrees. This means the metal WILL expand. Won't those plates buckle? I mean, they have nowhere else to go because they are welded to each other and to the beams.

[@vner]

Would love to be in that house during a massive thunderstorm. Just love the power :)

[@gerhardholzknechtkfzservic2052]

I changed my profile picture to honor you super welder. Great Vid! and this outlook at 1:16:00 is awesome

[@bruceblais7958]

Just wondering Jessie, how many panels were used and Andrew does have a lot of welding to do, thanks for sharing.

[@jmuller86]

I think there was 18 panels altogether 8x20 sheets

[@GlobalistJuice]

This is really looking great!

[@the_hate_inside1085]

42:34 Hey, SSAB steel! I used to work in one of their steel mills in Luleå, northern Sweden, very cool place. Swedish steel is the best steel.

[@rexlex1736]

Totally amazing video!

[@neil2675]

Andrew for President

[@fredrikg120]

Great video! Love the final scene! :)

[@YACO51000]

Buen trabajo te está quedando muy bien. 💪💪💯🇪🇦

[@62Cristoforo]

Use some large C-clamps temporarily mounted on the steel trusses so the plates can be positioned secured quickly, and the crane operator can leave sooner. $$$

[@monoshock57]

The alignment clips, are they removed before the horizontal welds are made ?

[@jmuller86]

yes

[@garyklavon5298]

great job on the roof

[@elchinator]

*Gigantic asteroid enters earth's atmosphere *Directly hits the roof of the container castle *Bounces back into space, never to be seen again *Andrew still has ringing ears...

[@petertaylor4566]

Absolutely like the videos from Australia 👍🏼⭐🇺🇸👍🏼🇭🇲 what type saw R U you using to cut metal please ?

[@jmwarden1]

The first two I believe were Evolution saws and the last one was a Milwaukee. I have had my Evolution saw for several years and it is unreal what it will cut.

[@jmuller86]

slugger was the orange one, evolution was the blue and milwaukee was red

[@msnpassjan2004]

1:18:26 Question 1,000 about lightning. Will lightning make the welds stronger, the steel stronger and whole structure stronger? You know, kind of like how a Japanese sword is fired like a 1,000 times?

[@jmuller86]

it might, but I think the miles of mig wire used on this would create almost zero resistance without even having the steel there

[@RedBoneCoonHound47]

It's pretty much a Faraday Cage. The high voltage charge stays on the outside of the metal structure and then finds the easiest way to earth (ground). It never penetrates the interior of the metal or the welds. You can place your hand on the interior of the metal plate, have lightning hit the exterior and you would never feel anything. The sound may scare the crap out of you, but you'd be extremely safe. The US Navy has conducted numerous tests and found that metal ships at sea during a lightning storm are very safe as long as you are inside.