Dirt Work - Shipping Container Barn 10 

Spence your a badass.

Very Nice! I purchased 2 shipping containers to build the same structure as you. I knew what I wanted to build and I just happened across your video series. These videos might not be a "how to" but you have helped me out by watching the series. Thanks for putting this series together and keep up the GREAT work!

The yellow beast back in action. Great job Spencer. Our neighbor up tge road heats 5 buildings on his property with one wood boiler.

Hello from the Netherlands . thanks for the video . Sincerely, Hollandduck

You're a busy guy! Looks awesome though! 😊

Good to see you were protecting your ears. Thanks for sharing

With a wood boiler one option would be under floor heating. Be nice to have warm feet on a winter day and have snow melt off the equipment you're doing maintenance on

Hindsight is 20/20. You should’ve bought those concrete mesh panels a year ago. I “used” to buy the $150’ rolls to use for apple tree cages for $109. Now they’re $368 a roll. Ouch.

GOALS!!! Starting our journey this Spring, can't wait to see the 1st unit show up!

Great to have part 10, have managed to catch up on the series of the build.

Love it. So glad u are sharing this!

Awesome job Spencer. Cant wait to see the next video!

Getting posh now with electricity and water/heating and concrete, Can't wait to see it finished. Thanks for sharing. Michael (from Scotland)

"There's always more stuff..." Words to live by! Looking good Spencer... excited to see the concrete!

Glue that conduit together then send a pull wire through with a vacuum. Attach your cable and pull. Easy peasy.

You two are doing great and getting a lot done before winter sets in.

You could make a nice climbing wall on the back wall 😁

Can you 'float' the bucket for back blading on that Chinese machine? May not be the best but it sure is handy when you choose between a shovel and it!!

Glad the littlest yellow monster is so helpful! Definitely worth the spend, I'd say! Great video!

You two are killing it!

thanks love your show have fun

Coming along nicely

Next time you have an open trench and are laying casing for any infrastructure, try attaching an insulated solid core "location wire," taped along the outside of your casing. The wire can poke up along side your riser, taped along it and folded over. If and when you need to excavate and locate your infrastructure, you can attach a transmitter to the location wire, and mark along the signal with marking chalk spray paint, or just use those funny looking little plastic flags, just stick them everywhere along where the receiver beeps. That's not how I do it, though, that's just how the professionals do it. EDIT: heating a room or house with hot water is called "hydronic heating" and it's more used in Europe than in the USA, which is probably why you haven't heard of it. They have all kinds of decorative heat emitters that are available to hook into a hydronic system, for example a popular configuration is a hydronic towel rack that goes in a bathroom and heats the room at the same time as drying the towel. Also very popular are baseboard emitters, that don't have to go under the floor, but the tradional "classic" hydronic heating system is a bunch of looped tubing under a wood floor, that gently warms the room with warm water that circulates through the under floor system. And I know of at least one person who simply used a conventional tank style natural gas water heater as a heat source for an under the floor hydronic heating system for a large room in a house in the Mid-West. It's supposed to be very efficient, more efficient than forced air. If you look up hydronic heating online you should be able to find a good number of suppliers that can provide emitters and thermisters and all that malarky. Thanks for the content. Keep up the good work. בס'ד

That's cement is going to be nice! Always enjoy watching!

Wicked Cool Homie!

Your barn is turning out awesome Spencer..you officially making this guy jealous lol

I can't believe I missed one, lol. I'm glad to see the ground crew decided to show up. Y'all work do well together (at least on video 🤣). And just so you know, I never lost my cousin's front teeth with a skid steer. I just hit him with my 67 Ford pickup. Anywho, y'all take care and YHVH bless.

"floss their cousins teeth with a skid steer" howling with laughter over here dude

flossing their cousin's front teeth.. hahahaha that's a good one. nice vid as usual thanks spencer

It good job bro

I wood definitely put water lines under the concrete for heated floors. Especially if your gonna use a water heater. Look into it. If you ever get sick of the wood boiler, you can switch to a propane boiler.

I would turn 2 bedroom and kitchen and living room in the middle , ❤

Looking good. Will you also cut man doors on the inside so you can get into the containers also?

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After what I have seen from odells complete concrete and others, they cut lines in the concrete to control cracking. Because most will crack? Dont know if it would be smart to do a controlled cut by the door? Just a thought. Just found your channel :-)

Prolly too late, but some pex lines in the shop floor for heating would be sweet.

Did you forget diggers hot line lol

I’ve done that, it works way better with larger wire.

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Ahh, the almost fully automated compactor :-) Shame the steering was broken so it couldn't turn ;-) Cool, I actually haven't seen one run before and need to get mine going in the coming weeks so it was just nice to see yours in action thanks Spence. Looks like the yellow beast is performing well too which is great to see. Looking forward to seeing the concrete pour, wood water heater and the walls going up. Plenty of projects going on but looking good mate. Cheers. Dunk.

Why didn't you duct tape the conduit so you send down more. Pipe vto the power

Awesome project cant wait to see the concrete pour

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