Building a Work Shop: Framing Walls and the Two Hammer Challenge 

Maybe it's the editing, personality, building quality, or sweet tools, but I love the building series. Cant get enough

From the start, Ryan was very helpful and is continuing to be helpful about his ru-vid.comUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans . Also, they have answered all the questions I have asked & I got outstanding support from his My Shed Plans full package.

U are the only channel that i make sure to hit the like button before watching because I know you make good content, .. thanks dude

the double hammer was impressive

You definitely keep the worksite motivated

Love how you still show the “Shiners” @ 2:42 into the build.🤣😂🤣🤦‍♂️ This is why we never put our hands where the nails can “turn” out of the board.

you are very professional and your channel has valuable content to professionals in construction industry

Dang impressive double hammer challenge & this is the 1st time I've looked up the music that played...

Душевно получилось, с огоньком))!

I don’t know why but watching you guys build these buildings is so satisfying!! Would love to see more behind the scenes stuff, like meeting with the client (if they are okay being on RU-vid), dealing with permits, town, HOA etc...

I love your channel. Construction is my passion and Milwaukee tools, of course! Keep making work fun!

Great videos and great work! Love your comradery. Wish i had a few pencils to bury! Your attention to detail is out of this world.

I'm always astounded at how accurate you guys are with boring those holes for the through bolts on the brackets. I'm sure practice makes perfect!!

The music.....the most interesting man in the world.....he doesn't always nail out the walls, but when he does, the butt joints butt.

Nicely done

Watching these screws go into the lumber like a hot knife through butter is oddly satisfying.

I love construction I grew up around it and have some little experience with it

Love the new style!

2 hammer challenge was pretty slick! Well done

Yes, please do a video on rigging and lifting, that would be great thanks. Great video as always.

Never heard of that pencil ✏️ trick !!! I’ll definitely do it on my next build ! Starting a 24 x 30 garage build ... thanks for you awesome videos 👊🏻👍🏻👊🏻

Was watching at 5:00am on Sunday, and my wife comes out and says “what the hell is that beeping sound?” Backup alarm on the kabota.. my bad.. :) awesome video as always guys!

Greg is a big asset to RR give him a hug every now and then .LOL

Отличная работа, мне очень понравилось, как приеду в US хочу посмотреть.

When I was a kid we called that old man strength. 💪

A rigging video would be good. Thanks.

when I turned 18, I went to work on a framing crew as a summer job. I bought a 22oz Craftsman framing hammer and after a short time my forearm cramped up so bad I could barely hold it. After a few days though, I could drive in a 16 with two swings but nothing like you are doing!

Omg I thought Greg was peeing on the pencil

So I take it the new miter saw table is a big thumbs up.

Congratulations on the video, I am a builder here in Brazil, I admire the way you work, trying to learn and develop the same method, adapting our reality of technology and materials, thanks for providing great content, sorry English

This build happened longer than 13 hrs ago. Snow is on the ground now. Fall build, good job, good team work

I enjoy watching your channel and how this stuff works. I'm a big fan of pole barns. Back here in the East we have Pioneer pole barns in Pennsylvania and Morton Buildings. They make beautiful race shops. Keep up the good work, keep the videos coming I enjoy it

I'm reminded of a recent compliment I received that I hammer like lightning! I was feeling pretty puffed up until he explained that I never hit the same place twice!

Hi dude i just want to say your works are perfect. Even i would love to work with you guys 👍👍👍i wish the best for you💐

You always make it look easy!

Great video !! We got to have some fun along the way , glad to see you love what you do and y’all are good at it to

About the rigging. The angle the strap is at when lifting enters into the calculations. But since you are well under the load limit you don't need to worry about it.

OMS. Old Man Strength

Nice video, enjoy watching

you guys are just freakin Awesome! Thank You. Always learn something, ALWAYS entertained... Thank you!

Love that Tango Music Kyle... waiting for one of you guys to show us how its done 😁. Keep up the excellent content👍

Thanks for another informative video! A rigging video would be great.

Even if your good at it, it’s still hard as crap to do!!! How does he drill straight through that post perfectly every time lol. He makes it look too easy.

So I take it the new miter saw table is a big thumbs up

Kyle this building is going to be amazing just like all the other ones! The two hammer challenge was pretty cool as well! You guys have a good time getting the work done! I used to work in the aluminum smelting industry & we had fun betting who could get the most work done in the least time! Thanks for the great video & content!

Like the French cafe music ,great show

Luv those brackets man

that first sound bite reminded me of the days I worked in Moscow.

You guys crack me up!!! I have been learning alot from you vids so a big thanks for that! I live just south east from you in west central Indiana so the weather isn't very predictable. As always great job!!@

I asked my old wife about that tale and she said she's never heard of anything like that. But I'm willing to try it out so, I'll plant as many of those pencils as you can send to me. 😁👍

Love, love, love!!

You "Nailed" Greg in that hammering competition"😉

Excellent video! Great editing and, for once, some background music that is pleasant to listen to, instead of the typical, repetitious, grating crap on so many other channels. Thanks.

hello my friend who has been following your instagram for a long time now just know your youtube channel is so lucky

Kyle, Hows It man? After watching your videos for some time now” I’m getting the impression that Greg is a valuable employee! The guy seems right on point and, knows his way around a job site...

Fun times

Another great day hammermen!! No contest!!

Sub numbers keep growing and growing. Keep up the great work!

Any video will be loved by us viewers. Thanks 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Nice to have Two Hammer Challenge :)

Thumbs up !!

I love the music you used

Always nice work 👍

With rigging it's important to remember that tension in the strap only matches the weight of the load when your strap is perfectly vertical. More angle in the strap means more tension for the same load. If you have straps at 45 degrees like your configuration, each strap is "feeling" tension equal to 100% of the load, so two straps rated at 7200 lbs actually only buddy up to move 7200 lbs when rigged at 45 degrees. If you somehow managed to rig and lift with your straps perfectly horizontal, (can't guarantee I remember this right) it goes all the way up to 200% of load weight as tension in each strap.

Recently discovered your channel. Awesome videos.

I love your channel and your work is a pleasure to be subscribed.,., greetings from Argentina.,., peace

It must be a pleasure to turn up and work with you it makes me smile listening to the banter between you all

You forgot to fertilize the RR seed pencil with a blank check and a legal signature.

Would love a rigging video!

Amazing process, I would love getting some experience working with your crew, great videos

Lol. you have a lot of favorite days.

Have your hands pretty close when driving those large nails. I had to learn the hard way a nail can curl back out the direction it was driven and stitch your hand to the wood.

Hey @2.40 did those 2 nails miss the mark? 😆

Great video man! Thanks. You gotta bury a pencil from now on. The new RR Buildings tradition! I vote on the rigging video.

Love the music brother.

You ever try to sheath the outside with those pre insualtion ZIP walls and then add the steel covering? You'd probably need wider foundations Those walls would be mighty heavy and the steps would likely be quite a bit different.

As a former US Army Pathfinder and Air Assault certified person, what your trying to get at is called, "tensile strength". I never dealt with anything less than a 10K sling set and most of the time we used 25K sling sets. Take a look at reach pendant. Perhaps this may be able to help you in your skill set.

Thanks for the great vids and I loved the Whack-A-Mole hammer competition!

Awesome! 👍🏼

Yes, Kyle, you mentioned possibly doing a video on rigging. I would like to see that, coupled with your booms(wall height/length capability of your booms, etc.) Always look forward to your next video. Thank you, brother ! Oh Yeah......Thought I was watching Post Frame Godfather...with the music ! HaHa. Good stuff !

I have seen quite a few different methods for post frame. Yours is a well thought out system. You omit the blocking between the wall girts but make up for it with the extra heavy ring shank nails. Predrilled purlin with 6 inch nails are another way to save on blocking. Very interesting system. So everything hangs on these very heavy duty fasteners instead of stacking wood on wood like traditional framing methods. Good fasteners! I assume that they don't rust or pull out over fifty years or so? I worked in earthquake country where we were subject to shaking every year. We found alot of fasteners fail over time when subjected to some stresses. I never trusted hanging wood on a nail but it seems to work well for you. Great videos, thanks for "posting".

man i love your channel, great content ; thank you

8:47 That was cool.....able to see through the holes straight on down the line. One would think you’ve done this sort of thing a few times, cuz that was 💵💪🏼😂 Cheers👍🏻

Kyle was threatened by Greg's hammer prowess and had to challenge him to a competition of Braun and might. Lol

Interested in the structure screws you used. What other screws you use while building? Maybe a video on this subject? Thanks from mid Missouri

It would be a nice touch to end each of your build video series with a tour of the finished building in full operation. For example, when you have finished this shop build, do a short video with all the customer's tools and machinery installed and working. I would imagine that, since your customers have given you permission to record the build of the shop itself, and post it to You Tube, they would be only too pleased to show off their new acquisition when it is all finished? I do appreciate that each contract may be many miles apart, and making time to travel and shoot a video possibly, several weeks after you have completed your work on the project may not be possible either due to distance or time restraints. So maybe the owner of the new build could be encouraged to shoot their own video and send it to you as a post script to your construction video?

Ha love that (Real Man Nails) 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Kyle - it May be a trick of the light or the video but the large concrete screws look as though though the head bearing onto the bracket is pretty marginal either because the hole In the bracket is too large or perhaps it was intended that a washer be used.

"Real man nails" hahahaha

Got to let the Boss win once in a while!!!!

Awesome work would love to have been there to help

That looks like the heaviest nailer ever.

I think a rigging video would be cool.

😊 Wandarful

Where did you get your experience/exposure to the building methods you are currently using?

from Russia with love

I saw you miss 2 nails at 2:43 but your channel is awesome so I will let you off

In the UK our lifting straps also state the date the strap cannot be used after and must be disposed of. Constant lifting and sunlight causes degradation of the material. It’s the same for such items as hard hats. All our hard hats have use by dates because the plastic is being constantly degraded by sunlight. Also notice Greg etc never wear hard hats when erecting the framework, which I thought would have been essential in this type of work. God forbid should they have an accident I don’t think they would receive any compensation In the UK the very first thing erected on a site is the site safety notice board at the entrance of any construction site about to start with specific safety rules relevant to the type of work to be carried out. In your particular case it would probably be safety shoes, hard hats, high viz jackets and authorised personal only to operate machinery ie person must have successfully passed a qualification in safe use of said machine. It sounds over kill, but it works and we have very little accidents.

Boom

My building never came up should I fertilize ?