Post Frame Interior Finishes with a Black Ceiling: Farm Chains 10

In episode 10 we start the interior finishes on our 48x80 post frame structure. What really makes post frame awesome in my opinion is the ability to easily insulate and finish the inside with lots of insulation in the exterior wall cavities. Post Frame is naturally a very energy efficient type of building if done well.
If you want to see more details how a structure is built check out my post frame building plans
rrplans.bigcartel.com/

[@GraySquirrel-374]

I quit questioning why you do certain things long ago, it’s always because it’s the best way. I am glad you still explain why. Thanks, you guys ARE the best.

[@johndunbar2393]

It's truly impressive how much 2 motivated men can accomplish, by themselves. Thanks for sharing your experience. I appreciate it.

[@Ty1on3twelve]

Great explanation of the detail in the corner. The drawing helped tremendously.

[@charlesthomas8590]

Always enjoy watching you guys work. Have learned a lot watching you always. I have my own Roofing and Construction business , finding a good and reliable person to work not only for you but along side of you is for me one of the greatest compliments a business owner can achieve.

[@samsonhorvath3614]

I’ve been a carpenter and furniture maker for over 20 years. Your project are always well thought out and really nicely executed with an eye for every detail. It’s great to see other craftsmen care much as I do for even the smallest details to come together seamlessly! You and Kyle are definitely outstanding tradesmen and are always looking for a better solution to problems and details. From one picky sob, keep up the fantastic work!!

[@robertnorris1808]

As others have said , watching the two of you work and get so much done and done the right way is amazing. Thank you all for taking the time to show and explain your jobs. To the video person I say GREAT videos.

[@davidkenyon5845]

Loved that corner detail sketch you did, have always wondered how you did it! Love your content as always, have watched for years and it never fails to inform and entertain!

[@robertgriswell6066]

Kyle, You and Greg , And your cameraman (or men, or women, or persons, ) are the absolute Best!! Please let everyone in your organization know how much I appreciate All of y’all ( Yes, I’m from Georgia !) !!!

[@opendstudio7141]

Always interesting, informative and well edited engaging content. Watching you and Greg never gets old or repetitive since the challenges on each job and working conditions vary so much. Too, the narration is usually on point and relevant. 👍

[@jpm1211]

Those fasten-master screws with PVC boards are awesome, I trimmed out our composite deck using them and they are invisible and super clean.

[@WayneMacDonald1]

I keep coming back to this channel because you give me hope AND good ideas... Hope as in watching someone who actually gives a damn about quality workmanship... and good ideas for when I do DIY projects etc.

[@horstszibulski19]

Always a joy watching guys that know what they do and can explain it as well! 👍👍👍

[@jameslambert4487]

Kyle and Greg. You two are the best in the business. The video editing is great too. I thoroughly enjoy watching you build.

[@jmar5787]

I like the black for this application but in my barn I did a white metal ceiling. Very pleased with the result!!

[@SODAK2276]

Your attention to detail is great. I build cabinets and it is the same Mentality. Make it as perfectly as possible and everything fits so well. Nice work.

[@andrewr2650]

Great point on the saw blade height, I was once told by the shop that sharpens blades for met that the blade will cut cleaner and chip less if you adjust it just high enough so the carbides are just above the top of the board you are ripping. That way they are in contact with the material less and hit the board going down like a chisel. I’ve never actually done an A/B and it means I would get a deeper cut, was wondering if anyone else had heard something similar?

[@michaeldaniel7012]

I am a cabinet maker by trade, I found that unless the blade is really sharp you will won’t get a really clean cut on the top with the blade only 1/8 “ above the material. Just my experience.

[@lowellrosenberry9010]

Cut hubs table saw platform is well worth the investment! Love everything you guys do!

[@rickcassell9613]

Excellent workmanship as always! Keep your videos coming, love them 👍

[@Das_burrito]

in my shop im doing galvanized steel with black trims. i think that will turn out sweet.....also i have the m12 milwuakee nibbler and its been a game changer. ive been collectiong all the little niblets from one job we are doing its pretty impressive!

[@samwoo7935]

True masters at work. Amazing!!

[@ltanthrax8435]

Nice mix of fast forward and detail commentary

[@tc9148]

Love those Coretex screws and plugs for PVC, look awesome.

[@Overpar73]

Looks fantastic guys!! I'm so excited to start on my build on Monday with Paul, 60x120x18!!

[@robertlaird6746]

You should get a Rousseau table saw stand with two out feed tables. It's like having a portable cabinet saw. They are the very best tool to have for a portable job site table saw. Your welcome :)

[@jameslatimer3600]

The black with the white looks pretty good after all.

[@robertdean9392]

That was a very busy 6 day's!! Looks great and You and Greg acco.ploshed alot and did great work. Love the fan that y'all used to cool things off a little bit when the heat was ugly hot!! Looking forward to the next vodeo.

[@NotTelling51]

Darn nice Milwaukee miter saw

[@user-fj6nx7zv1f]

You guys do a great job and also great job teaching them tricks. Nice to learn thank you.

[@tonynewton7902]

Great job as always guys. 👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@PhillipDow-is6nz]

Great job

[@mikekage9895]

Great job guys! Really enjoying your videos.

[@nicholasholderman9517]

You guys are awesome!!! Love watching your videos.

[@yrbuddy77]

You two do awesome work.

[@michaelolenick4078]

Ceiling looks great.

[@charlesserratos9343]

I always enjoy watching your video's. You guys do awesome work

[@hunterinthebush]

I agree very nice guys. Great job and great educational material. Thank you.!

[@FlyingGuy]

Love your work, work ethic and quest for efficiency. I don't want to be that guy but could you capture your plastic sawdust. We, as in the USA water supply, has a huge issue with micro plastics in the environment. The saw dust on the ground and in the air flows into creeks and rivers and ends up in the food we eat. I know you are health conscious so you might appreciate the thought. Thank you for your videos and sharing your techniques!

[@117-Z3U5]

lol You got me with the black ceiling bit.

[@tombrown8428]

Very instructional. I love your videos.

[@jeanniedunn8350]

Looks great!

[@Grhb778]

Great work guys! I’m looking at building something similar as an aircraft hangar. Figuring out the 50’ minimum clear span for the hangar door is challenging…

[@williams4645]

Thank you for the excellent detailed content

[@jefflee6711]

Just adding a table saw tip I use: when pushing stock through with your hand hook your pinky on the top right of the fence so if the stock is grabbed by the blade your hand is still anchored to the fence.

[@mathieuguyomard2293]

Great as usual mate

[@robertlaird6746]

My dad cut the same finger off in a table saw blade three different times. He sewed his finger back together each time with the help of whiskey for the pain medicine. The third time the pain was to great after he had sewed it back together so he went to the hospital to get some pain medicine. The doctor said that he did a great job sewing it back on. It just got an eighth of an inch shorter each time.

[@robertlaird6746]

You should prebuild your jam extensions and screw them together with that material. Also give yourself a 1/4" reveal from the inside of your window frame. When installing them all put together like that, use round head screws as spacers screwed into the framing instead of wood shims to keep the jam extension locked into place. That's the way I do solid wood window trim like that. I haven't worked with plastic before but have worked with aluminum. Aluminum is a completely different animal.

[@tomlattanzio2670]

All ways a nice job with attention to detail. Well done!!

[@user-vn6hi2bi3g]

A black ceiling as a generalized rule will take an additional 12% or more light to equal what light gets to work surface with a white ceiling. Ray Stormont

[@veloistist]

Great video as usual. Can you show the loft space once the insulation is blown in to see how the vent deflection works. 🙏

[@jamesdayringer710]

Great work

[@mick5740]

Great video

[@freedommusic9340]

Love all the work you do bro,you are very professional and suffecient,would like to get some lessons from you one day, Godbless you.

[@corypride5096]

Thanks

[@RRBuildings]

Wow man thank you

[@BraxxJuventa]

I would do the ceiling white though.... Well done guys! 😁👍🏼😁👍🏼

[@rhinners3407]

Gosh, I wish I could get work done that fast! 😅

[@jwristen24]

I like zip system on the roof and furring strips to vent the metal roofing like Risinger did on his personal home. Thats a much better assembly imho. More cost of course but more efficient and better product in the long run.

[@BrewdasDM7419]

It would be interesting to see R&R build a 45x90, with a 45 degree pitch roof. For snow load as a change of pace. Like a modern chalet. I bet it would cost a lot more.

[@christopher-ricks]

Hey! you guys rock!

[@davidsmathers5621]

Hi guys good job looking good

[@chadmarshall9683]

Only hesitation Id have with a black ceiling in a barn would be that it wouldshow every cobweb .

[@CKPill]

Black ceiling bedroom, sleep like you aint ever done before

[@irishmike519]

I really like how you explain and do the trim work. I would have tried to hire you guys when we built our building. But I don’t know if you would have traveled to Burlington Wisconsin. Our builders worked their butts off. Even came out on Christmas Day to wrap it up and they even worked at about 10 degrees!

[@tittyskillet3413]

Greg has grown into a handsome man.

[@isaacdejonge4371]

First commenter! Let’s go. Love your videos! Keep up the good work!

[@RRBuildings]

You rock!

[@budtoo2636]

I believe in your table saw trick about how deep your willing to bleed but you saw blade gets hotter that way also

[@mustangjustin7654]

"Hey, you guys suck." 😂😂

[@ethanorians]

Not a fan of the all black exterior finish trend but I do like a black ceiling in a commercial space.

[@JRogers-bs6vi]

I’m REALLY learning a lot watching your channel! I’m curious what you use above a roll up garage door? I see Greg cut and roll up what might just be a piece of white flat metal that goes across the header. I don’t understand how the garage door guy is gonna mount his rails and spring etc to the ribbed metal? Or is there enough clearance? Thanks!!

[@wxwisetrue3712]

Why did you opt for fiberglass insulation vs the spray foam for this building. And as aiways... excellent workmanship and attention to detail!

[@robbobcat7286]

wish they painted this metal with a matt finish

[@matthewbauer89]

Funny to Kyle use that Paslode as a hammer and Greg use it to just set nails.

[@bryaneastep7686]

How much insulation can you add with the 8’ feet ceiling span, without the metal sagging? What gauge steel is the ceiling? Love the videos!!

[@michaeldaniel7012]

On the flat coil stock above the doors, have you ever tried some type of adhesive to install them (try to minimize oil canning) or just nails/ screws?

[@joshedwards6205]

Would you ever consider doing some workshops? Like doing all the trim out hands on with you?

[@RRBuildings]

Thought about it

[@kenbedford4507]

Does anyone in NC build barns using these great construction techniques?

[@mikejf4377]

What screws are using in the PVC around the windows, do they make them for thicker material? Thanks, great video.

[@michaelolenick4078]

Black ceilings are what colleges are doing in their arenas hallways and restrooms now. Cheaper and when you have a leak less cle a n up.

[@daveloderhose874]

Do you a protective film over the steel to protect it from cement splatter?

[@KonradScholeitner]

❤ 1:14

[@mikegoff7506]

The black ceiling is striking, but it sure sucks the light out of a space.

[@AllstarVentures]

Vapor barrier or no vapor barrier seems to be a big question or topic for discussion. Is it effective when doing metal in the ceiling like this if the roof is sheathed, has synthetic felt underlayment and metal roof covering on top? I have a customer that wants his garage finished on the inside similar to this but it’s conventional framed ….

[@adamwanderscheid8559]

Do you ever install acrostic tile?

[@AriOjala]

I'm wondering why you guys don't tape the vapor barrier seams?

[@mason_m_1332]

when is your new shop build coming

[@villphillips]

You said you don’t like being a GC.. who manages the site and sets all the timing for the electrical, plumbing, etc?

[@ericdobransky3457]

Was that PVC trim Versatex? Where do you usually buy your supplies? ABC Supply, Richard’s, Hines Supply?

[@thefifthwheelcampingpreacher]

The PVC trim that you used. I was wondering what it is called or maybe who makes it? I own a small building center in northeast Arkansas. It may be something my customers might be interested in.

[@greggrafalsky5929]

Can we see a video after the lights are installed?

[@jamessanchez4411]

Just a thought could you not just glue the pvc trim to the wood frame ?

[@waltk9067]

👍✌

[@lionsvane3964]

What brand of bits do you use on your impact driver?

[@angiebetts8900]

😊

[@vectorforceindustries]

Does anyone know what truss spacing it is or how long the ceiling panels are? Looking to do the same here and wanted to confirm truss spacing.

[@b.m.bradley7525]

When you do the ' time lapses ' all the " pleeping" from the 'lift horn ' makes me think you guys are " pleeping" out your language ( LOL ) , you guys don't ' swear' right . 😂

[@95dodgev10]

After watching RR for aa while i went back and watched a bunch of his old stuff. There was atleast one episode where he did curse and it was weird cause i already was so used to him using PG words where most people would curse. And in a pretty recent episode something happened that got kyle to curse and it was bleeped out. He even called himself out on letting it slip and there would need to be some editing lol.

[@johnchristiansen6200]

Kyle I am erecting a post and frame on a SOG the concrete edge is up and down as much as 3/4 “ my roof purlins on one side of my 40 x 30 look like it dips. Any idea what I did

[@KEIRAN1996]

You need to invest in a 60inch fan my guy

[@chrisbabbitt4202]

Looking good.

[@snomofilms]

What up Kyle ?

[@BillNedrow-lu3pf]

What size GRK screws are you using?

[@christophermcneil7534]

Just curious why the electrician would not run all their stuff before you installed the wall steel?? like you ever read this stuff