Build your own grain store/steel frame building. Fabrication and foundations (part 1)

[@angry_elf99]

Love the dog at 18:45 looking at the hole hahahaha

[@darrenjohn3520]

Absolutely brilliant, loved all of it!! Well done Tom

[@ArmstA79]

Then Furze turns up and says "Tom, I can use this space!"

[@steffen1182]

Lets build a secret bunker underneth 😂

[@markhodgson2348]

More lucrative than modern farming 😊

[@markhodgson2348]

​@steffen1182 it's to store all the rock people have ordered from Colins tunnel project, prior to putting in little jars

[@Jim-Scott]

Impressive! We built one (using a kit rather than fabricated ourselves) by putting the frame up before summer, stacking a strawstack within the frame, then put the roof on from standing on the bales. Bit of a cowboy way of going about it, but it worked very safely without the cost of a roofing contractor (and I'd built my house using Hesstons as scaffolding, so had a bit of experience of the technique!)

[@willyfindlay4398]

I seem to have watched these in reverse order. Your geology is really in your favour. Your planning seemed so easy with no complications. Your are very lucky, well done 👏 ✔️ 👍

[@timc7345]

That's a big saving Tom, good job!

[@andymitchell368]

Absolutely love this quality work ❤

[@cleanmachine08]

Hard work and know-how! Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@TechOne7671]

You made that look easy. Subbed and ready to watch part two.

[@Tomlamb980]

Let me know what you think

[@jaysonsladen9756]

Flipping awesome, well done. Cheers for making the videos

[@DeanMackenziebelldmb]

My new favourite KZbinr

[@robertdavies922]

Great video - that bedrock is SOLID!

[@S1Rossco]

Awesome work, proper interesting, look forward to the next update 👍 "Tom Lamb, Tom Lamb, he's a farmer, he's a farmer" 😂😂😂

[@hithanks2773]

Amazing that you have that availability from natural material to use for the road etc !

[@jacksrus]

Fantastic work Tom, thanks for going through the costings that's really helpful, 🍻 cheers, all the best to ya

[@stanislawsmykowski5850]

Great video, Your voice is so calming and nice to listen. I hope You are all doing great :)

[@sarahmansell3611]

Hi Tom having watched all the 3 vids your grain store looks absolutely amazing the skill involved in building from scratch Many congratulations 🎉

[@JCB434s]

Great video Tom, the wise man built his house upon the rock!

[@GerbertGerbert]

Nice video and I like the costs analysis. The cones seemed stupid at first but now knowing what they are ment for, very clever!

[@DavidarthurEdwards]

Hay Tom did you or do you live opersit to castiton Juneau school ? I remember the potato trailerer your farther madei was so impressed as a young man ? Thanks Tom Colin ferias vidio chanal is great great vidio good job

[@Tomlamb980]

Yes I did

[@marksinclair8942]

At 21:10 your mate is positioning the bolt box. He pushed it down a couple of times into the concrete, but it kept "floating" back up a few mm. Can he not weight it down with a couple of fist size rocks to stop it from floating back up?

[@Tomlamb980]

Sometimes put a brick on top of them

[@inagnu5347]

Thank you for the video Tom, I've wondered about costs and construction, as living in the countryside, a great demonstration of how it's done 😀

[@harezy]

That was intresting. Nice to see you back on YT too looking forward to part 2 Guess you got about 30k to spend on new toys for the farm 😁😁. A lot of farmers wouldn't even have the brains to do this lad so top work.

[@farmerfuller87]

Lovely job nice see you pushing your channel it’s really good. Thanks Tom Boston lincs.

[@Tomlamb980]

Thanks for your support

[@sarahmansell3611]

Looking great Tom

[@thegypsysterrier]

Good watch, cracking work

[@TheFatmer]

Awesome video Tom keep em coming!

[@tcod3137]

Very interesting, and great you gave the break down on the shed price.

[@cheekychappy1234]

Such a fascinating video! I really can't wait for part 2!

[@hungryhil]

Great job the foundation holes and steel rods for the posts is very impressive, what size are the rsj rafters?

[@philipcounsell3533]

A great insight you've detailed here, into building your own building. Lucky you have bedrock beneath your feet.

[@marctunney3743]

Wow just blown away how clever you are top man tom i love engineering but that is beyond me to dare to start 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@tommyknightly1659]

Great channel and some progress by u…..

[@djs356]

We put up all our own sheds too but be use second hand material , steel all shot blasted and painted , shed we are putting up go used box profile sheets on it due to the extortionate cost of new , rope and safety harness on safe as houses , only new was the purlins , as you said saves a fortune 👍

[@Yorkshireduck]

Cracking video Tom. Looking forward to the next one. 🍻🍻

[@paulhammond7489]

Those cones are a top idea

[@johnberry1107]

Good content. Thank you. Rodents can bother our open storage.

[@rupertm2542]

Loving these videos!!!

[@mosalim7119]

great work, thanks for sharing i building a 20m x 25m using 9mm 300mm hight i beams im planing to weld tge plates using 3.2mm electrodes 3 passes each side what weld thickness did you put in i see you didnt di a full welding on the rafters hautch supports cheers

[@Kraats42]

Great video Tom, thanks for sharing. In the process of doing my own building so very handy. Mines only 5m X 9m X 4m (WLH) so a bit more manageable.

[@michaelnorton3656]

Great work, very interesting video. Can’t wait to see you shed up 👍

[@seantormey3531]

Thank you for the video. Very interesting.

[@ukwheat]

Brilliant Tom!

[@jamesward7425]

Really interesting. Can’t believe that was a weeks work 💪

[@roberthiggins6401]

That's some saving! Not too be sniffed at.

[@sanctuaryfarm4067]

Great video 👍Very interesting

[@ImaginaryMachines]

Love all the new content, keep it up!

[@aidandonaghy8853]

Fair play to u great tidy job 👏

[@AshleyLeahy2710]

Tom, would you be willing to provide a list of the steel sizes and thickness you used for this project please?

[@Tomlamb980]

Il be honest I can’t remember them all now I juts copywd the shed next door

[@AshleyLeahy2710]

@@Tomlamb980 😂 that’s fair enough. Unfortunately I don’t have a shed next door to copy. I’ll have to go and pester the local farmer to look at his

[@fenlandagriphotography3045]

Great video Tom, really useful and really engaging, just wondering how come you don't have all the bolt holes lazer cut in when you have the plates cut? keep the content coming though it's really good !!!!

[@Tomlamb980]

It’s a bit to technical for me to draw it all out but I would defiantly do it

[@nicowilson]

Great video. Thanks

[@andy123law]

Subbed Tom 👍 Thanks for sharing this and I will binge the other 2 tomorrow. I've been watching Olly Harrisons shed build and was wondering how you lined up the bolts. I had a feeling it would be a dumpy level (theodolite) or even better a total station. I've not seen those cones before tho 👍

[@ganprottas6259]

£34500 saved for a weeks work? That's incredible!

[@kilcool01]

great content

[@aaronblack2897]

Can you fabricate your own steel? I thought you had to be coded for structural steel welding and all had to be CE marked?

[@Tomlamb980]

I am coded and I don’t have to be ce as I’m not selling it to anyone else it’s for my own use

[@aaronblack2897]

@@Tomlamb980 ah! Cool, good work! I made the steelwork for my shed too and have had second thoughts about doing it again because of the CE marking stuff

[@pfeatherston7276]

Why do you store grain in sheds instead of bins?

[@Tomlamb980]

I hate bins sheds are much easier

[@markhodgson2348]

Price of steel is out of control, lol 😆 yes Mr furze has it all

[@ipanzerschrecku4732]

Know a guy round your way that doesn't need planning permission, builds tunnels and bunkers you know, or rather he gets permission after the fact the cheeky lad. Could you use one side of the shed for a new shed with a central gutter?

[@shankardayalsingh4720]

What size i beam And width off trusss

[@russellmcallister6830]

Tomlamb980 you wouldn't have a list of material size , like a shoppoing list mate ?. I'll build one too ??

[@Tomlamb980]

I just copyed another shed but all sheds are different sizes

[@russellmcallister6830]

@Tomlamb980 ah ok I'll see if i can hear the sizes in the video. I'd like to build a workshop

[@Tomlamb980]

You can buy plans of shed from shed builders and just copy them

[@russellmcallister6830]

@Tomlamb980 ye, it was just the size of yours was perfect and i liked how you made yours doing the fabing your self. 16 mm i think was the plate you use for the gussets and end plate. I'll find something 👍🏻

[@glynstorer3269]

Used many times just make sure you don’t loose power

[@SkyOctopus1]

Who's your four-legged helper?

[@jamesdurose8016]

Really could do with the contact details for the bloke with the laser level/ gps level. Would apreciate it if you could reach out to me with this.

[@Tomlamb980]

He’s just a local farmer there should be loads of surveyors about who will come and do it

[@davidlockhart9200]

Can you give me the details of the guy that did the layout survey please?

[@Tomlamb980]

We did it ourselves just hired the kit to do it

[@davidlockhart9200]

@@Tomlamb980 thanks what was the company i need to.layout the shed cones and bolts for a building

[@Tomlamb980]

Can’t remember but have a look on the video on the side of the total station and it has the sticker of the company

[@3DPrintingWithDaz]

Bit of random one. But have you found anything nice like roman coins on your land? My mind wonders whenever i drive past farm land 😆

[@arwelagrimachinery]

The bedrock is handy near enough dont need to concrete any machinery sheds

[@KoreanFarM-bj9cx]

H beam size?

[@rambo2923]

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[@jeffnogin7534]

Your digger goes moo like a cow

[@richardworsdale9650]

Good video chap but worried this will make less capable people think it's fine to build big buildings with little experience? it's all fine until it falls over and someone gets hurt. Sorry to play it down but there is legislation in place for a reason, this makes a mockery of decent fabricators earning an honest living for a well built product. I really think 35k saving is unrealistic for a like for like comparison. That's my honest opinion.