My dudes, I will NEVER stand a 304' wall frame up ever. But I LOVE this project and am fully invested in seeing it to completion! Thanks for the great content!!

I love that you are teaching Cole and ensuring that he understands every step of the way.

Anyone else impressed how straight he drills?! He nails it every time! it’s actually insane

Just watched pt 1-4, and I am impressed. In an era of bad craftsmanship, it is nice to see men who take pride in their craft. Great how you work with those young men as well. Those two are learning more practical/useful skills than they will ever learn in a modern university. Keep working, and I'll keep watching.

Amazing work, nothing is more satisfying than laser straight walls over such a huge distance.

I hope you appreciate how amazing you are that 3 men can raise a building this size with efficiency and craftsmanship. By comparison, this morning while dropping my kid off at camp, I witnessed a crew of 5 and with a telehandler take 30 minutes to put a wheelbarrow on a 12’ high roof.

The Great Wall of the Midwest takes shape!

I usually watch your segments on my iPhone, but this evening I was near my PC. What a difference a 21” monitor makes! I have a much greater appreciation for the sheer size of the building’s dimensions.

Hi Kyle, the safety issue is hydraulics failing. A blown hose could kill someone. My friend's dad was crushed and suffocated from a hydraulic failure. Just make sure you look your machines over and that they are in good order as I'm sure you do. As I've heard you say before you can't eliminate risk but you can reduce it.

Never gets boring, love Cole getting involved how much he has grown from when he first helped in the house renovation ..Keep it going and real lads.

Framing part of these build looks so simple at least you guys make it look easy

Hi Kyle, how about adding a small trailer behind the golf cart to carry around all of your basic supplies while building this giant building. One trip to your main trailer at the end of the day to put things away? The Harbor Freight 4' x 8' folding trailer would be ideal and cheap. Save a lot of wasted man power. Great project.

Love your son being on site with you I hope he join the team that’s the dream when you retire he’ll take over

Wow. I've been on the edge of my seat for a week. Oh yea baby ! Yea Kyle. This is your turf. So amazing. Your construction solution for the BIG buildings. So amazing. Yea...... Thank you for sharing all that you do. Just great.

Just an insane amount of work How much is Cole hating life. You guys are lovin life as long as there's something to climb on, a hammer, screw gun, nail or screw involved. Eek😊😥

Every crew needs a HS athlete. Watch him clap at you while you sledge. He understands team morale, even as a "new guy."

Keep the music going fellas love the edits. Adds so much production value. My favorite was Big Spoon (instrumental) from one of the past projects with drone footage and slo mo.

Dude, don’t lie. I already know this is going to be your own personal indoor pole vaulting facility.

Thats a WOW😄Getting those walls up!!, Good to have Cole there, maybe when he finishes school could become full time, he seems to enjoy himself enough to bring a friend. Great video Of course we want to follow to completion of building.!!

Awesome job best series on utube .looking forward to every video .good on you guys

Very nice and impressive work. I'm starting to rethink the way I'm going to build my Garagemahol. A 48 x 84 multipurpose building that I'm starting soon

Been watching you guys for a couple of years now, and it still amazes me how fast you can do this with such a small crew.

Its insane the size on those walls and there is only 2 of you!, lucky cole was there to help too!, excellent work RR well done👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I definitely agree with your logic about fasteners and lifting the wall by straps! If it can’t withstand that, the building is junk anyway! The 20 penny ring shank nails are definitely a must for those massive walls! Over 300’ of wall is impressive, Kyle!

This is a cool project for many reasons, including the shear length and width of it!

ive said it before, im here since diresta, and each time im amazed at how well you guys do the through hole drilling

Great video! This one would scare anyone and you two are just pushing through. Great video!

LOVE the Golden Warriors shirt!

making good Progress just remeber keep cool and stay hydrated ..... looking good the roof is going to be the most fun of all cheers keep up the Great work

Cole: highly coachable. 😁

Good afternoon happy Wednesday 👍👌🤟💪💪💪

One great video after the next. Thanks for sharing your expertise on building.

Very impressive. Thanks Michael

Drilling straight through the brackets is the most impressive thing of all

Great job guys. Can't wait to see the rest. Good luck!!

Gotta love southern jello pine

Awesome team work...

I wish I could come build one of these building with u guys. So jealous. Keep the videos coming man. Love it.

Thanks for taking time to video and edit this to show us your content Kyle. That is crazy how massive those walls are to lift. Good work dude

A job for the Amish. What an insane project. Good Luck.

Looking foward to see you swing trusses in place

Tell Kalan to come play for my club football team, I need a center. He looks like a beast! No wonder those walls went up so easy.

Sweet Content Guys.....Really Love it! Thank You

Efficiency at its best.

Great video! You guys definitely have this system dialed in.❤

Прикольно осознавать что где то на другой стороне планеты кто то тоже строит. Я сам с России и строю сарай😃 А вы ребята строите такое огромное здание, в троем, это круто, молодцы...

The music in this video was awesome great video

Man what a daunting project. I bet you'll be glad to when this one is finished up. If my math is remotely close, that'll take 470ish sheets to close it all in.

21:33. Looked like Bosu Ball! 😂

Nice looking Corn Field on the end of the building. I’m waiting for the “If you build it they will come - Field of Dreams” montage!

beuatiful new video can not waith for more

I'm loving this series!

Great work , impressive coordination 😊

Total confidence in your ability!

Anybody else notice how much that corn has grown since they started this project?! 🌽🌽 😎👍

Very impressive guys!!

WOW ,, MASSIVE KYLE 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Great Teamwork 👍👍Really enjoying your video 👍👍

IMpressive to say the least!

Nice ty

Awesome content all the way from Australia

That's a big wall. Good job guys

Wow that's a lot of building. Even with hydraulic muscle it's a beast to build. Let's GGOOOOO

You guys are machines!

Giant project with just 6 hands! Godd jod!

😎👍👍👍👍👍 looking good guys.

Your kiddo is all yours genetics bro! Stong guy!

Man, You guys are impressive!

You guys are amazing. You all need to be wearing steel toed boots. Years ago, an empty pallet tipped over and landed on my big toe when I was wearing tennis shoes. Let's just say I would have married the nurse at urgent care when she released the blood from under my toe nail.

Love the vids. Please wear safety glasses!!

Love your channel, I've been following since the Diresta build. Get absolutely no work done when you post a new video.

You ever thought about having one of the local amish groups come out and help? Some of those communities are getting so desperate that I have been seeing them at the barge docks in chicago land.

"we will sledge these into place" 2:08 greg moves them into place with his hands

That thing is HUGE!! It just goes to show the versatility of post frame. Really enjoying this series, great job. What are you feeding your son?? Last time i think i saw him he was knee high!! I've been watching for too long!! :-D

I don't scale heights anymore, fell off my house roof but luckily 2 plastic waste bins broke my fall. Upside is I now know which bins are mine kos they both have cracked lids.🤪

Amazing job boys 🎉🎉

That “tail off” …we call it a whip here in the northeast Kyle. Peace

My whole life couldn’t fill that place!!!

I assume you threw out a bid on all that expensive lumber. How much did you save from vendor to vendor? I live in the south where that lumber comes from. I can't imagine how much shipping was for that amount of lumber. I love that type of work and in the past did my share of framing . Not a wall that long. Most of my wood working was falsework building bridges. Now at my age of 72, I have a wood working shop in my back yard just for a hobby. Just love working with wood. You guys do a good job and I love the explanations. Just be safe and wear those safety glasses.

Awesome stuff! 😃👍🏼👊🏼

Well that was impressive...

It amazes me how you drill through both holes on the bracket. I'd miss 75% easy...

I was waiting to see if you were going to try out that auger bolt system. Isn’t it grk? I would have thought with the amount of bolts you drill through posts, you would have been first on the list to try it out.

Verry good job👍👍👍

So what's the secret to drilling them there holes in the columns? If you had me do them, you would have fired me after the first hole. I had to do something like that, not sure what?? but I botched it up bad. Got the job done but not pretty.

Really good stuff guys :)

Your rigging method seems pretty solid. Using shackles and not simply choking the sling around itself is a plus! Did you take and classes on rigging or just learn by doing?

nice big job for you

Awesome!

Very cool!

Burke bar bro!

Colonel was asking where your hard hats were when constructing walls

Nice build

Any tips to drill the holes for the bolts consistently so they reach the hole on the other plate? I'm amazed by that.

Crazy to think all of your walls added together are longer then 1/8 of a mile.

Another great build. It looks like you are all wearing the same shoes. If they are safety shoes, what type are they? The look comfortable and are perfect for the summer heat.

My spreader bars above those Straps sure would’ve looked good, the last time I did a wall, 150’ long and pinned those A-frames braces to the ground, had a wind over 60 miles an hour, and a lot of those screws were sheared off 😳

Wonder if you could make a bunch of telehandelers remote controlled like that crane you like using.

OSHA from the shorts on, and run your line at a 12" offset for accuracy

Wouldn’t it haven’t been easier to use structural screws where the splice is? Easier than pulling nails I would think. Epic build btw 🤙