Cutting Holes In Our SHIPPING CONTAINER Workshop | Part 2 

I was thinking there is no way I could get a shed from them, and then found they are local to me. Who knew?

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I was thinking about this, it’s so refreshing, are there any planning laws at all for building on your land? It’s so controlling here in the UK! You can’t change your front fence without paperwork!

@@simonyappI’m sure they needed a permit but not everyone files for paperwork. I’ve been building in the States for over 40 years and once had to get a permit to build a dog house on side of building I built.

Oliver is so cute! Very interesting build on top of shipping containers and I like the way you framed the windows in.

​@@davewilson8308 From their initial build they did have to file a land use permit, which they did. But from what was stated there was no plan reviews or inspections in their area for the types of structure they were building. I suspect their Barndominium is considered a barn, and that probably factors in. In my area, building a barn on Ag property you can file an Ag exempt permit and it isnt reviewed or inspected but the building is to be used "only for storage". Unfortunately you also have to have 20 acers to file ag exempt, which I don’t. That is not to say their rules are the same, but there are cases where plan reviews and inspections are not required based on zoning and building type . If they ever do build a traditional stick built house on the property that would most likely have to be inspected

Thank you!! 🎉

I, too, am wondering what black magic was involved in this.

Pro tip: drill from both sides, but edit that part out... 😎

@@DaveDrawing that is a good tip. Thanks!

One of the few YT fabricators who actually uses PPE, as well!

That’s your opinion of correct. If it’s square then it’s correct, regardless of how you cut your corners. But that’s just my opinion. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Thank you! ☺️

Courtney is always awesome at everything she does, she never attempts things she does them and makes the skid steer driving look like a natural attribute.

what kind of sprayer did you use @@AmbitionStrikes

@@AmbitionStrikesplease wear coveralls , your skin absorbs more poison than your lungs , work safe . 👍🇨🇦

I am surprised at how much thoses things cost.

Hi Marlene where are you from 😊❤

I was thinking the same, if it is on the sluffing side of the roof, see ya later shed roof when it lets go😮

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I think if add lumber to the truss and go pass the container and make the roof line longer them will no crush in and snow fall to the ground that way I wound do it

That shed was an obvious commercial. I will be surprised if we see much more of it going forward. I had one of those sheds years ago in Virginia (no snow). Piece of junk lasted a few years. Not water tight, pests freely roam in it, and doors are a nuisance to work.

Yeah, I don't see the babies equipment being outside with the mice. @@benjaminreinhardt259

We’re bummed we missed you too. But as always, top notch service! 😉

Bit late watching this but I was thinking a similar thing. I know where I live anything like that would go moldy super quick in a shed like that 😬

He said he knows it is reliant on his caulk joint. its not the "wrong" way, just unconvential way. Ive seen just as many windows have that flange fail and still leak into the walls so he basically is running the same risk except its only a storage space so not a huge problem either.

They acknowledged in the video it was not the recommended installation method. It’s easier looks good and they were ok with not 100% waterproof

@@MattWeber even if reliant on caulk it’s still outside facing in.

As well as outdoor not climate controled with zero airflow is also asking for all those baby items to collect mildew.

+ and they shouldn't put the containers directly on the soil. Should be 4 inches up in the air sitting on 8 little "foundations" or flat stones or whatever, when it is meant as a long term building.

We can’t wait to share that episode with you!

Is there also a rusting concern for the container since it's in the dirt?

@@racecruiser I believe most comtainers have a sort of skid/runner on each side, about 4 inches lower than actual floor