You are the only person who has any information on this. Thank you for the video.

@BuildingwithNARF

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support...

@holdendavid9025

2 жыл бұрын

Stop it. This guy didn’t even understand the difference between plumb and level lol.

Talking to a guy tomorrow about going to work for him doing prefab steel! Can't wait to get back into the trade

We did a indoor baseball training building for a high school,after we installed the rods,one of the guys who donated money to help build happened to stop by,and asked could we take the rods out because they were ugly lmao.true story

Man this brings back memories

@packattack7630

3 жыл бұрын

Good or bad? 😂

I do my roof a little different i measure from the center of the colmn in the bay the roof x bracing is out 1 ft on each side and snap a line across the slab then at each x bracing point i measure from the top of the rafter out 1 ft on the bottom of the purlin at each x bracing point and make a mark then i laser from my snapped line up to the pulins i marked and adjust the cables till my laser hits the line

Are you meaning 'level' or plumb/square throughout the video? ie when you say you need a column to be level are you not referring to it being plumb?

@BuildingwithNARF

3 жыл бұрын

Yes sir ..I should have said "plumb"

@waterbuoy9121

3 жыл бұрын

@@BuildingwithNARF Thanks for the confirmation - I'm from the UK so wasn't sure if it was something getting 'lost in translation' - two countries separated by a common language! Appreciate both the video and the fact you replied. Do you replace the tensioning wires with fixed wind braces once the frame is finished, or do the wires remain?

@BuildingwithNARF

3 жыл бұрын

The cables remain in the frame. The frame gets stronger from the added roof and wall panels. This is the design of this particular building. There are other ways that a building can be designed to hold the frame square.

@waterbuoy9121

3 жыл бұрын

@@BuildingwithNARF Thanks again. Here in the UK we tend to see rigid braces installed once the frame has been squared up, although you do also see some with either cables or threaded tie-bars. I guess the advantage of the cables and/or tie-bars is that they can be retensioned if the building should settle.

Are the squaring cables structural? I have a client that needs windows. I have a cable in the way of one of them. Can I remove the cable? Existing building, sheeted and complete.

@BuildingwithNARF

2 жыл бұрын

An engineer usually won't sign off on removing the cables. They are part of the structural design.

@wdaniel9

2 жыл бұрын

@@BuildingwithNARF thanks for the speedy reply!

Was this a kit building?

@BuildingwithNARF

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

Weird observation, but I like watching the concrete drying in the time lapse parts. I’m weird I know

Do you work the east coast me and my family need an addition to the same place your putting up i have a nail salon in there currently but we wanna put in a smoke shop in the new part and rent it out.....message us if so we like your work and appreciate your video.

@BuildingwithNARF

2 жыл бұрын

Message me at roofover556@yahoo.com

How thick is the concrete?

@BuildingwithNARF

3 жыл бұрын

It's 6" thick with a 1' x 1' rebar grid. 24"x24" footer around perimeter Fiber added to cement. 6'x6'x4' piers at center columns. It is engineered for each building specific.

You should of shown how to plum it.meaning.which way to tighten the rod based on what the level says.

@jamesporter6288

2 жыл бұрын

Plumbing is done with x bracing on the side walls or through the use of comalongs

@SuperMokez

Жыл бұрын

It's pretty obvious

Whatz the framing cost of this kind of building?

@BuildingwithNARF

3 жыл бұрын

Prices are changing so rapidly that I couldn't tell you

@sundaraaj

3 жыл бұрын

@@BuildingwithNARF understood. Not this building in the video. but In general, would it cost less than a wooden pole barn of size 40x50x24 ? (comparing to metal building)

@BuildingwithNARF

3 жыл бұрын

I think steel would beat wood price with installation included in price. In the past wood would be cheaper but more labor cost. Steel materials would be more but cheaper on labor. With A height of 24 ft I think steel would beat wood in price and strength. I am a "steel man". Just my opinion.

@sundaraaj

3 жыл бұрын

@@BuildingwithNARF Thanks Steel Man ;)

Fire the guy who's making all the noise.cant hear what your saying

It's not level it's called plumb...level it horizontal

For the love of God learn the difference between plumb and level. They are two competent different things.

@jamesporter6288

2 жыл бұрын

I was hoping for this comment so I didn't have to write it lol