Raising the 16 ft High Wall in the Barndominium.

[@nedrgr21]

Dude,understand its a bit late, but ever think of pulleys for those large walls?

[@briandonovan6546]

Keep your daughter in the trades. Shell be so far ahead of anyone else by the time shes out of highschool- shell be ready to start her own company!

[@FromScratchRanch]

Yes, She thinks she can build anything already. LOL.

[@argon805]

nothing like learning power tools to build confidence!

[@STELLADOVE2007]

Very ambitious! If you ever had an OSHA inspector watch you work, he'd shut down the job immediately!

[@JasonWelchMusic]

Really enjoyed this. She's a doll. She will appreciate her loft so much more because she helped build it. When her girlfriends come over to see it, they'll be like, "no way"!... then she can show them the video. 😂😂 Fantastic raising! When She's older, she will know how to save money by doing things herself.

[@N8TheSnake]

Found your channel. Digging it. Subscribed and Liked.

[@FromScratchRanch]

Thanks for watching. It has been a really fun project with both the build and documenting it all on KZbin.

[@clementgauthier9504]

I’m from Québec, Canada and I’m moving to Ontario, Canada. It’s really great what you do! My daughter and I will do an big loft in our barn/garage/shop together! Your videos are very helpful for us and it is very cool to share this passion with our daughter!

[@mladenjerkic6105]

That was intense.

[@jeremynewman6842]

You're daughter is super smart! Fantastic job to the parents for raising such a great kid.

[@FromScratchRanch]

Thank you. She is a special kid. I love that she loves to build and learn and be actively engaged in this journey we are on. It would be the same if she wasn't.

[@davidmarr5245]

The struggle to place the two walls could have been avoided by cutting an additional inch shorter and then use truss slip connectors to fasten to truss. you should have a 1" gap anyway as the bottom chord of those trusses will flex and move up and down. Everything else is looking good

[@larryatwell9734]

It's called rope and pulleys.

[@Geekmasterproduction]

@@larryatwell9734 That is so not true. If that were the case there would be no point in interior load bearing walls on the upper floor, it is also the weight from above that holds the line and plumb on the walls.

[@rickvuillaume3499]

Hi

[@FromScratchRanch]

Hi