Oceanosan EXACTLY WHAT I WAS THINKING AS I READ THIS COMMENT 😭😂😭😂

This building is fireproof!!

Which one did he do a tour of it

Check out the Sea Box site for ideas (you won't want any of their custom containers unless you are rich). Also check out tincancabin which is a very practical structure. When I did my joined 40' High Cube shop I had a power pole placed first with 120 and 240 outlets. My welders live inside my container shop and I installed two welding cable panel-style disconnects through one sidewall. I ground to the shell then run the hot lead where required. A suitcase feeder makes FCAWing the roof joint easy, and you can rent them if you don't own one.

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This is my dream RUST house. Rust IRL for sure

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A custom oak door like that can easily get up to 10k, depending on how intricate you want the finish to look. He kept his pretty industrial looking; But its common to see 6k, 8k or even 10k doors on big custom houses I've done. (in Oklahoma)

calholli 10k for a door? Thsat's mind blowing, what a fkn scam

Yeah... It's like a status symbol in big custom houses. I've put $6k front door on regular 3 bedroom track houses.... But for large, nice custom homes that people would call "mansions"... a $10k door is just the beginning......... In some houses the front room and entry will be 20ft tall to make the house feel very big when you first walk in.. with like the double winding staircase ect. ect..... which i've seen one have a 16ft tall double front door with arched tops, made of heavy iron and steel and had to be hung with a crane.. It was very intricate with a lot of glass in it also.. and it was very heavy to open, felt like gates on a castle or vault doors at a bank... That door costed nearly $30k to be built and installed including sidelights (windows) down both sides..... but you don't see crazy doors like that very often... Some people like to spend their money on a basement or a huge 6 car garage..... and some just want the biggest door and biggest chandelier and dinner table that they can get... All it takes is money. :)

@@Huvvuv He is in NY I am guessing. He mentioned Albany Steel (NY) and locating shipping containers in Newark shipyard (NJ). Plus he has a New York accent. lol

@@calholli Yeah I worked on a house that had a $25,000 Oak/Steel Door installed (NJ)

id like to know a little more about this

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Connor Fasano Could you please provide contact info on where you purchased your containers? Ty

I was coming down her to comment that exact same thing 😂

He estimated the cost of the shipping container building.

I guess I could do that, that building isn't as interesting.

Would like to see it as well.

Andrew Camarata could you do a roll call of all your machinery equipment and where you store them please. Levi is the big boy, who is the smaller dog?

That's Levi's girl friend, Daisy.

Yes video of the parking garage and insualtion in the castle, or ventilation or heating system! Electrical and plumbing!!

Thank you. There are some other videos about this building. Quite a bit got done in 2020.

@@AndrewCamarata that is good. I would like to see it in person. Im getting ready to put some of them in my next building build coming up.

Super cold outside, good time to work on videos. I got a decent pickup truck video uploading right now too.

Its not hard to build that exact same building.

I've been watching his channel for a while. That's been done for a good bit now. I think he spliced together some older pics and videos for this one. Just go back through some of his earlier vids. You'll see it's done complete with lifts and being used for storage and whatnot.

I got a Yamaha Bravo I'm restoring right now.

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