MISTAKES Made While Framing / DIY GRAIN BIN Tiny House Conversion 

Jason, I know it's a big pain in the neck to video while you're trying to work. But I am so grateful you did this one. I just really like seeing the progress, and even a hiccup now and then. But I also like watching you solve any problems. You did great on that one! Thanks for the update!

I’m telling you Jason, if anyone can figure it out, it’s you.

My $0.02. Put the roof on, then cut into the side of the grain silo. It gives you a shady workplace and protects the door opening from rain.

Jason don't beat yourself up because of one little mistake...working by yourself in this heat is amazing....you know your a good carpenter when you can fix your mistakes

You amaze me how you figure things out that was so smart I can't even believe how you figured that out Jason when you put your mind or something you really do it and you figure out any mistake you've ever made you amaze me Great job So proud of you but I hold my breath every time you're on a ladder by yourself

I don’t know how you can figure this stuff out… looks fantastic… your ideas are really original and genius… keep up the good work! ❤

Geez, Jason you are such a go getter done kinda guy....Danielle is a lucky gal to have a man that isn't afraid to do whatever it takes. Proud of you Jason, you've come along way.❤

I can't believe how far you've come with your building skills, you're doing great. Keep it up.

The way you did the rafters was simply genius. That’s a no nonsense way of planning it out and creating a template board and it turned out awesome!

Definitely add the brackets. After you figure out the door, then you can decide if you want to put two coach lights on either side of the door or hang a single, larger pendant to light up the front porch.

Nice thinking outside of the box on how to correct the error!!!! Love the work that you do!

JASONSON CROCKER You are amazing I love 💕 the black roof sometimes I’m so scared when you do things yourself I’m so happy nothing happened l love 💗 your ideas Jason and Danielle you got this Jason and Danielle you Bring joy in my life I’m counting down to the meet up I can’t wait to see my family again I’m so happy that mom came to town she loves you Jason Danielle you have the best mom love 💗 from Ohio Irene and god bless

Have at least one 36" so you can get your large appliances inside your home .

If you put more of those brackets it will not be too much. Those look great and add so much more strength.

Your transparency in detailing the 'MISTAKES Made While Framing / DIY GRAIN BIN Tiny House Conversion' is truly admirable. Through setbacks, your determination and expertise shine, offering viewers invaluable insights into the challenges and joys of your project. Your dedication is inspiring. And I am Floating Village Life

Seeing the mistakes made during the framing of the DIY grain bin tiny house conversion is a valuable lesson in resilience and learning. Their dedication to overcoming challenges and creating a unique home is truly inspiring!

Jack of all trades,keep moving forward,😊❣️❣️🌷🇺🇸👍

Love all your ideas. You are very talented 🔨🪚🧰🪛🔧

It's truly amazing how hard you work both as a team and when you're solo. It looks very impressive. Tounge and groove with a nice ceiling fan installed will help keep you cool when you're enjoying your evenings on the deck. Beautiful design.

Looking good Glad you’re taking your safety serious now. Nothing sucks more than an accident to slow down progress or worse. Have a good night

Go Jason Go! Good job. Your ADD mind is very smart. Problem solving is your thing❤

For rain gutters you can use 4" pipe and actually heat it to the circumference of the silo. Once you get the roundness of the pipe around you can cut the top off either a 3-4in wide slit or cut it 3/4 way for your down spout you can use a 3" pipe for the down spout cut the opening to fit the 4" condor and use pipe hangers for securing. Then use elbows for the drain. The hardest part is getting the pipe to bend heat slowly, bend slowly. I would just do 1 length to see if it will work for you.from the west coast of Tennessee. Happy siloing.

Yayyyyy!! Glad you chose black😍

The brackets will look cool!

Looks awesome, yay I said Black roof!😊❤❤

One man construction crew 💪👍👍👍😄. Really enjoy watching you guys work.. Stay Blessed 😇🙏🙏🙏.

Yes, do all the brackets. Plenty of space to not look gaudy. I like the idea of French doors.

Looking good!! I love the look of the brackets!! Black is going to look so good...I'm excited!!! 😊♥️✌️

How cool would it be if you got married on your deck with all your critters hanging out. ✌✌✌❤❤

We can always make a hole bigger. Anything that allows a lot of light in will make the space seem bigger and the covered deck feel like part of the living space. French doors sound great. 👍

The front porch looks so NICE!! I love the black brackets and some in the middle will look so good! ❤❤

You got brother! I'd focus on 1 project at a time. Finish the porch and roof with steps. Gives you more time to figure out the front door design before you do anything inside. 💯

It’s getting exciting

Jason I can't believe I was thinking the very same thing as you made your cut if you allowed for the over hang. Then while you pondered about a solution I thought about notching the end to tie it back together. Im not a builder but common since plays into the picture more often than not. So glad it all worked out & you did it safely!

Nice job Jason, those beams are heavy. Like the double doors idea too, be beautiful to look out and see all. Like the teal Danielle 👍

Front entrance looks really good. Love the extras you’re putting into it. If any one can do it, that’s you Jason, it will come out perfect. 👍👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦

I wish I had a man like you. You can do anything. I think you and Danny make a great team😊❤

Hello you both and all the wonderful animals and puppies too

✅️ More brackets ✅️ French doors with 2x12 framing ✅️ Stairs out the sides, cable railings and landscaping in the front

You are incredible doing that roof bracing by yourself, so strong and I know Danielle was happy no injuries while she was away. Stay safe and amazing how you bring your ideas to fruition. Stay safe, exciting moments ahead.

That’s Most important Jason being SAFE ❤❤

Good to see you! Nice job Jason on working without help! Those support beams are heavy!! 👋🏻💜

You can envision it with the front entrance up now!

You are doing a great job there Jason

Yes and yes French doors swing out as apoased to in , it's way harder to pull a door open , easy to kick in , Dignity dig Dang it looks awesome young man !

I think go for French doors. Think about getting furniture and appliances in. I’m so glad you are doing black.

put your tung and groove down, cover it with house wrap till your metal comes in. and the build will not stop by waiting on metal.

Enjoy following along on your journey!! You always “figure it out” 👏. 🙏 💜

Get front door before you start so you know correct size before cutting metal

Put a roof on porch before cutting hole to keep rain out. More brackets for strength and looks

French doors would look awesome and then you can expanded indoor to outdoor living space ,or another idea is a garage door...that rolls up giving you indoor to outdoor space!!! I think either would work!!..the entrance roof is looking amazing!!

Jason you amaze me with your problem solving skills in building by yourself with very heavy pieces of lumber. You remind me of my brothers. I have 4 brothers and I am the only girl. 3 of my brothers have passed away now. It's just me and my oldest brother. I really enjoy watching all your videos you and Danielle make. Thank you for sharing your lives with me.

As i always say there is a method to my madness when im building

Jason I think Danielle and yourself should pick out and purchase your door first before cutting the opening. It will be less stressful than cutting into the grain bin and than trying to find a door to fit it.

Jason, I saw a series of videos of a family building a real nice Grain Bin house. They welded metal frames in their cutouts for the doors and windows and that added strength and solved the problem of the curvature of the bin.

Finish the porch so that when you start working on the inside you have some shelter from rain, etc.

Going to look so awesome..❤❤❤.i had a picture of a similar design i wanted to share but can't figure out how too...yes brackets...it sure adds to the finished look. Yeah black roof❤ Big outdoor rustic ceiling fan on the porch❤? Wood french doors with metal hardware to match brackets😊

French Doors are going to be Awesome! Yes please do it! ❤😊

Great work! I'm excited for you guys! Maybe do your doors and windows first and floors last. That way, you don't have to worry about damaging your floor during the entire build

I just watched another blogger do a roof over w/moisture barrier & then perlons onto the roof to fasten the metal to. They said it was because of the mointure that come off from metal roofing wont rot out the roof? I figured you know all of that. I love the idea of the wood showing underneath.

Definitely more brackets, especially under the ridge beam. It'll look great, and strengthen it as well. Not to many, just a few. A French door would be awesome, although the longer the door opening, the more difficult to frame on a round wall. But that's what I'd do. It'd look sic..😂😅 Love ya'll ❤️

Great choice on the brackets. You've got good carpenter talent 😊

Nice save on the center beam. Building the porch first was a smart move to keep weather off the door opening. You should get one of those inexpensive scaffoldings from harbor freight it would make the high work safer than the sketchy ladder

I am loving it. Looks so sharp. Rustiic, big, bulkyand the black hardware is added awesomeness! Great job, as usual!

It's looking super nice kids. Jason, your comment of where you were putting your phone reminded me of something my daughter told me when she was around 18 or 20. She told me not to worry because she would be flying. She said she would call me if her plane went down. I told her of her plane went down she wouldn't call me. She finally asked why I was saying she wouldn't call. I told her because she would be dead. I couldn't help but laugh because that comment had came from my highly gifted child. Thank God over the years she has gain common sense, but she sure didn't have any when she was young! I will never let her live that one down. X's &

The front door coming into my 1905 victorian house is 42" wide and seven foot tall. Have copper half round gutters professionally installed on the bin, you'll be happy you did, well worth the money.

The entryway looks great! Know what door you are going to install and get the rough opening size so you can frame out the opening and still have room for the door.

Jason,first let me say you sure are a hard working person . When I was building you could definitely work for me. You are right with putting the tong a grove first then felt paper then metal. It’s your place but I think it would be better to put a 36 in. Door then you could put some kind of light fixtures on the sides. Keep up the great work.

More brackets. Oh yes. Then roof. Then French door. That would be so good. The view would be awesome. Thank you for filming. I know it's a pain filming while you are alone. But I'm enjoying the process so much. One day at a time. You two are doing such a great job.

So for the steps, make it as wide as the structure you just built.. It makes a great place to sit on the edge of the deck with your feet on the steps and makes a good place for the dogs to interact with you,,,

French doors will look awesome

While you were cutting that middle beam I was talking to you - well - yelling - don't forget your OVERHANG - - hehehe ... but you did the exact fix as well ... Good job Jason!!! Invest in a scaffold system - for under $300 you can get one a HD - maybe even on FB MP for cheaper in your area for someone selling theirs off, or maybe a friend has one you can borrow. but once you cut that open and since they have wheels you can move around the deck and have so much more room and safety than just a ladder provides. HD also has one that is a 2 story for under $700 which can get you up 12 ft - which will be perfect for building the 2nd story to the bin, and it's stackable so it can be 6 or 8 foot depending on the need at the time and it can be used on the outside on the deck as well for all the height required things you'll be doing. It's worth the investment - I still have mine from years ago for when I need it again.

We all know there is always a method to your madness on everything u do!!! That’s why we r kept in suspense so that we keep coming back for more!!! Looooove it!!!!! Keep up the awesome work you two!!!

I would put in a 36" door with some glass in it. That way you have room for lighting on each side of the door. Add the brackets.

Awesome save on that board, Jason. Again why I tell ya you remind me of my neighbor when building. I see a lot of genius at work there. You did precisely the proper thing with it.

I’ve built solid oak timber frame homes. The proper way to do the tongue n groove is exactly how you’re doing yours. Looks awesome

Wow, that is going to look beautiful. Put more brackets and love the idea of the French door. So glad that you are safe after building that alone. Have a great and safe day. Love you both💕💕 PS. Jason the problem solver!!!!!!

Let the black brackets make a HUGE STATEMENT 😎😎😎 What about the decision about the stairs coming off that gorgeous porch ?

Great job! Glad your going black roof. Doing the deck and front entry first helps you with your vision. Smart choices. I like the idea of double French glass doors for the entry. Black vinyl. Nice entrance.

Put extra brackets at the main focal points looking at the building. 100% Put the roof on the porch before you cut a hole, as for the stairs you could build stackable rectangular boxes that’ll give you a cascade staircase. Kyle @rrbuildings just did his deck that way instead of stringers with tread & risers, turned out awesome

Porch first. So when it rains,and it will, you can do the door dry. Love the black brackets. Continue with those. How about a folding door?. You can open one side or both. Personally I despise sliding doors. They look cheap. Personal preference here would be a large front door, made of wood.

A French door would be great, so you could open both doors. What a great idea.

❤TODOS NOS EQUIBOCAMOS PERO TU Y DANIELLE SON MUY BUENOS TRABAJADORES❤😊

Dang! I just get a kick outta watching Jason build stuff. Thanks, Brother!

Putting the tongue & groove on the top will be SO much easier than trying to cut each piece to go in between the rafters. Some ice and water shield over that, purlins and metal, and that's it! Good job on the framing, Jason. 👍

That was freaking cool brother how you saved that lumber, my opinion is you did right by porch first, I probably would throw up a couple more brackets especially on the ones that are vertical, looks great

First the porch looks awesome yes All the brackets and 3 straight brackets for the uprights for the pitch. For the first floor use a poly vapor barrier and use aircrete it is light weight and it should self level.

Howdy 🤠 Jason Danielle and all the animals 🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐂🐖🐖🐄🐄🦃love you all looking 👀 awesome your building skills are awesome

Maybe Octagonal shaped roof with small overhang then you will be able to have gutters with smaller angles all around the building.

Let's go!❤🎉

Make your stairs right away because you’ll be going up and down with materials a lot.

Years ago. My husband built me a round deck! It was an eye stopper. Everyone loved it!

Greetings Danielle and Jason..you shall figure it all ot..yay !!!😊❤😊

Love love , like video

😊what a good job,You all way figer it out😊 Look Awesome 😊

Awesome build. How about double barn door look. Top opens, with black hinges.

You are so good at figuring out things. If anyone can do it, you can do it Jason.

❤❤❤ it. Jason you are doing a fantastic job. Please be safe. 👍👍

I have visioned french doors since you started the porch build. I think it would be a great statement piece. Love that you're building again.

Awesome save on that ridge beam.