Two videos in span of 9hours. Christmas came early!!

I love it when Andrew speeds up the footage and Levi appears to then be moving at normal speed. Love you Levi!!

I don't remember *ever* being as sutured in to a web series as I am with this channel / project. I love every second of what Andrew does. -Probably because everything is so perfectly supervised by Levi!

I suffer from anxiety and for some reason this guy's videos relax me. There is nothing more therapeutic than some good ol' hard work - I guess that goes for watching it too! Lol

That was awesome the respect you gave the truck driver, by helping with the rigging and then even sweeping his deck off for him. A lot of guys would have just sat in the crane and waited and watched. NICE work, too. Well though-out and executed.

I love how andrew just pumps out videos constantly. Such a hard working man

I found this channel about 3 weeks ago by chance while looking up plowing videos for fun since I plow on Long Island. I also have been through many old trucks like yours and people make fun of me for driving them but my truck works because I fix them the same way you do and their newer vehicles break and they can't fix them and they still have payments. I also drive a 70,000 forklift moving boats at a marina so all your equipment operation fascinates me and I am quite jealous. Since I found this channel, I have been wasting way too much time watching every video in a row and not doing my own work. The wife and I are literally talking about moving upstate to the Hudson Valley area after watching all these videos. Long Island is full, and there's not enough snow!

I am really enjoying watching this series. After following Andrew for well over a year now, he still amazes me. He is fearless and never backs down. I don't know who his helper is, but the two of them, under the supervision of Levy make one hell of a team!

Oh, I mean... I'm just finished 1h30 minutes of Andrew's project and then next video just came out. Let's grab some more snack though...

This project seems to be coming along well thanks to Levi's careful supervision.

Andrew i love your videos, but as a crane operator for 8years i have to give few tips for lifting; First of all, telescoping the boom is not a work move, i'm not sure if you did it here, but you did it in last video. Boom up/down to decrease/increase the radius. If it's the only way then do it, but otherwise it's going to stress the sliding pads in the boom. Second thing is that at least here it would be illegal AF to use chains like these to lift anything, let alone spancrete. Here you can only lift them with special scissors made for that stuff. And lifting always need certified lifting equipment Third is that you shouldn't ever go over 60degree angle on (lifting) chains, as it makes them a lot weaker. You should invest few hundred dollars for proper lifting chains, like 6m 10mm chains and you can lift anything that little grove can lift. Also throw a few bucks for proper lifting slings. Fourth thing is that you should never lift spancrete from one end only, as it's slightly bowed for structural strength, lifting it from one end could make it snap right from the middle. I've seen this happen with my own eyes. Construction workers once took the one scissor off and told me to lift, 10metric ton slab (50ft long) snapped in half. i'm not normally a safety nitpicker, but this is something i'm pretty damn good at and i've seen few too many accidents because some shortcuts in lifting business. "You can do damage with a crane, but it's not usually small" is something they taught us in "crane school". But keep up the good work, i love your videos and you're the best.

When he called Levi on the roof to come you could tell he was hesitant, however, it shows the love and trust he has for Andrew, many dogs wouldn't have done it.. Good boy Levi..

Spancrete panels are amazing. Blows my mind how they just don't snap in half. What a fun build you have going there Andrew.

YOU are the KING of container buildings!!!

Mother Nature... "here you go Andrew some snow to make your driveway slippery..." Andrew.... "Hold my beer..!" LOL

Andrew you are off the charts amazing!!! This will make a gorgeous head office for Camarata Holdings Limited. You are an awesome example to all the young people out there that if they follow your example and embrace your work ethic they too can accomplish wonderfull things. Your parents must be VERY proud of you!!

lucky you had Levi on the job, its coming together

What a nice Christmas present, multiple AC video weekend. Thank you Andrew and merry Christmas to everyone! Stay safe Andrew.

Great job Andrew. I love the fact that you never give up, regardless of how difficult it is. I thought you were going to pull only the trailer with that CAT monster-dozer.

The TV networks can't figure out why so many folks are cutting the cord and spending their time watching KZfaq. Now THIS is the reality TV that I can believe in. Thank you Andrew (and Levi).

I just finished watching the steel work video, and was like "I can't wait for the next one". I exit fullscreen and bam, a notification for this video pops up "for no reason." Dig it!

Andrew, I think I finally get why it’s so stinking enjoyable to watch your videos. You have a very genuine and easy going nature. Thanks for posting your videos.

Levi was allover that unloading of the spancrete. He inspected every part of it and made sure you didn't drop it. He was a little weary of walking on it way up high but he did it, gave it a quick sniff and approved. Lmao! You and Jessy work very well together. You guys did good pulling the ford and spancrete up the hill. It's amazing what you two have accomplished. Just one thing. Where's the safety harness with life lines? It only takes a few seconds to clip and unclip. Im 46 yrs old. I myself like you guys am unstoppable with a passion to create and work. I never thought I'd ever be injured but I just had 4 screws installed in my spine in my neck and I think I'll be needing another 8-10 screws from my upper to my lower spine. I haven't worked or done anything since may 2019. It's unheard of for me. I'm usually changing a driveshaft while changing my wife's oil while cooking a steak dinner or something. My point is shit happens. We aren't invincible. I'll probably be laid up for 18 months. Which is horrifying for a guy like me. Be safe guys. I'll be pissed if you get hurt and stop making videos.

Great entertainment Andrew, without any "fake" drama. What a roar came out of that Cat when you fired it up, I chose the wrong video to use headphones. I nearly $h1t myself when Levi barked too; not often we hear his voice.😀 It's great to watch these old machines doing the work they were built for, rather than scrapping them and replacing them with newer, over-engineered, electronic, plastic equipment. With your mechanical skills, they should last a good while yet. Watching the "extension" taking shape is fascinating. I'm amazed how good the building looks, considering the simple, unusual materials used. The modern-style, concrete/metal structure is such a contrast to all the vintage machinery. Have you ever watched any of Ron Pratt's videos? His channel is called, surprisingly enough, "Ron Pratt" . He does a lot of heavy recovery work with a huge Miller Industries rotator, some great stuff about lifting, swinging, winching etc. ~ well worth a look. Looking forward to the next episode, *SO* much better than the cr@p on T.V. Cheers for now,🍻 Dougie.

I know it must take a lot of time to set and reset the cameras so your great videos are much appreciated

I can only imagine how much more work it takes to film and edit all of this. 🔥🔥

I don't often comment on videos, but i feel the need to this time. I really enjoy watching your videos Andrew, you're living the kind of life i'd like to, messing around with heavy machinery, improving peoples lives. The editing of these videos is spot on too, the perfect balance of normal speed to explain or show what the plan is, then fast speed when it's a lot of the same. Love the drone shots too, gives a nice overview of what's going on. Great work - keep it up!

Man you have it made in your castle. You played your cards right Andrew. A lot of hard work pays off.

It's very early morning, had to watch this video, was worth losing some sleep. Hugs for Levi ❤

Thank you Andrew, you're awesome.

I thought for sure I was going to hear any second and that classic Andrew voice “so I bought this road grader”.

Has anyone told you that you must have huge balls..! This is an amazing project...!

Obviously you know what you are doing Andrew and you probably had an engineer look at it but man I just hope that thing will hold the test of time. Especially the more and more weight that will slowly be added, I can see it now “man killed in homemade building collapse” be safe man

We are blessed with 2 AC videos in such a short time, I have been waiting for this next stage of the castle/fort build.

When its done, build a trebuchet for it!

Here in the Netherlands these panels are used everywhere; all the floors & roof of my house are made of them as well, great stuff.

Great job! I see you got the precast from Oldcastle Infrastructure..I have a Concrete bucket if you want to borrow it for the pour, hooks right up to the crane. Let me know Ill help with the install. Awesome project 👍 Mike

Man you had me stressing with that last panel , glad everything went good I could only imagine dropping or breaking one!

Multicraft artist. I have several friends like you. People think I am. Ingenuity, experience & a willingness to take a calculated risk or two makes you one of the best I have ever watched. Thanks for sharing your build.

Just finished watching your long video and here's another one. Thanks, we wanted it on a rainy Saturday. Ciao from Venezia.

Here in NJ near me Two houses had been build with the pre formed concrete panels Also a bridge over the raritan river route 35 was construed of pre formed concrete all assembled

The thing about pre-stressed concrete is that it quite literally explodes when you demolish a structure made out of it. When you cut the cable with a concrete sheer, all the stress is released at once and concrete goes flying all over the place. Pretty much the only way to safely demolish pre-stressed concrete structure is explosives. It's better to just avoid it in structures which might end up getting modified throughout their lifetime such as homes.

You amaze me every time I come to watch another video about your projects. You are the can do attitude Sir! Thanks for sharing.

Glad to see the new crane is working out for you and you do a very good with it as you are slow, smooth and careful as shit can go south fast when one gets reckless on a crane! You are natural with equipment as I was and i enjoy watching you as it brings back so many memories. Wonderful seeing this come together and with Levi's constant supervision I see it turning out perfect!

Just watch the other one I was surprised that you had another video this soon you're on the ball Andrew ❤

Levi has seen some shit go down in his time...

Great video. We have used snow chains on dump trucks before to get traction in muddy situations, they work really well. Keep up the good work and merry Christmas to you and your family

AC - one thing to consider. Place this whole series of building the castle on a permanent storage device. Go file a document for your parcel that would link it to the parcel that is recorded at the courthouse. In 50 years when someone is wondering how in the heck this castle got built and by whom, there will be a record of it that is accessible for years to come! Awesome job, you talents and imagination is top notch and as always great to see Levi keeping everyone safe on the job!

Im amazed at your skill wish I was half as skilled as you great videos

Got to love Levi barking orders at the beginning 😁!

Andrew is one extraordinary man!! The vision he has to see this project before it starts, planing the method in which it needs to be done, and the courage to do it no matter the weather or other obstacles is flat out AMAZING!!!!

Mr. Andrew you are amazing. I don’t know jack about construction work or welding. Watching you is great. Thanks for all the time and effort you put in on building and then editing and posting the videos. Very impressed.

Super job! Soon all your workshop project will get Darwin award! Too much points out of... and safety and construction strength. But in big steps I like very much, what are you doing!

Andrew with your talent you should consider a metal lathe a little expensive but you could make a whole bunch of quality stuff im 80 years old and love your channel keep on keeping on

What a great surprise to wake up to after watching the first part yesterday after work. I really enjoyed watching the steel go up in the first part. You continue to amaze me AC!

My father was a tower crane operator in the 60s, 70s and 80s. He used a remote control back then but it was wired. I had a go on it when I was about 12, stood on the top floor of a tower block looking over the side bringing the load up. Great fun.

When last spancrete floor panel was up...i had 160hearts beat per minute :)) sooo scary :)) I enjoy your videos ...

How many hours of sleep do you get Andrew? It seems like you're awake 24/7 this video got posted at 3AM

I love this channel!!! I love all of Andrew's equipment and machines how all of them look old but yet start right up, this guy is a real man keep up the videos!!!

One of my favorite channels. Great video. I wont watch any other video for an hour. You are one of the best videographers on youtube. Always very interesting content. Keep up the good work

Double the vids in one day, awesome! The project is coming along nicely

major stonks, two videos in a day!!

Your the eighth wonder of the world Andrew. What would of taken thirty men all going in different directions was handled by three working and a film manager. I would of thought that he would of used the bigger dump truck but he just doesn't let little things get in his way. Almost all of his equipment is antic compared to todays standards. I am really fired up on this job site

So many comments within minutes of upload.Mr Camarata"s videos are so inspiring and interesting.Thanks.

Dammit, I swear I was about to go to sleep, and you had to post this... TGIF.

Wow...I was in the middle of your last video when this popped up.

Really enjoying this series. I think its the DIY angle but on such a huge scale. Thanks for the videos.

Your energy level and determination are awesome. Thanks for the videos. I'm sure recording makes a job three times as hard.

Loving the content from Aus mate

wow 2 videos in a day? Today was a good day

Can't wait for next video, so awesome to see!! Also so fun to be a part from the beginning and seeing this expansion, who knows what happens in the future.. So awesome Andrew!!

Now that takes skills operating that crane. So hats off to you sir. Awesome job! Looks like levi gave his stamp of approval yet again!🐕

Can't wait til its done!

I'm here watching 2 am central time. This is just fascinating.

have been watching your videos for several months and also share some of them on my FB page as well.I so admire your work ethetic and that after busting your ass for 3 yrs you can finally see this come to fruit, and with Levi's supervision and input your getting her done! I look forward to your videos, and your updates on your jobs, your home and all that you continue to do there, and sharing your life with all of us. So Very Much appreciated. Keep them coming Andrew... How bought getting some sleep every now and then...

This was so cool to watch, on so many levels, thanks! Great frame ups.. that yard was like visiting an imperial star wars set.. the music awesome as always... the Snow is coming again... ❄💙❄

I freakin love this project!

It must be Christmas - two Camarata videos in quick succession...⛄️🎄⭐️

Watching Andrew build his castle is like my 10-year-old self's ultimate fantasy back yard fort build! Kudos! PS I bet that Scott the EC is really happy to see that Burke Bar in constant use. Cheers from Tokyo!

When you said in the last video that the other crane spent a day on it's side and is broken, I was hoping to see how it happened and what got broke. I dawned on me while watching this video that there will likely be a whole video from the accident to the repair devoted to the first crane. The addition is comming along quickly, good job guys!

That's rad...👍...What a build...

Incredible how a chain holds all that weight pulling the truck up that hill :))

Levi is so obviously in charge on this job. He isn't even pretending not to be. It's amazing how he carries the whole design and placement of sections in his head. At one point he reminds you that the fourth section still needs to be lifted into place.

Take a second to realise that, not only does Andrew take on huge projects, often alone, but also creates amazingly well produced, shot and edited videos of those projects. All the You Tubers I follow say that filming, editing and uploading videos means they take 3 to 4 times longer to do a particular job. Massive kudos and seasons greetings.

The fear of height is born in all mammals. Levi demonstrate his faith in you to overcome his fear of height. There is no greater friendship than that!

Dude this is epic upload more more more ! Cheers

2 videos in two days this is a treat. You are definitely in control of your life. King of your castle! Can't wait to see more!

young man, you have great work ethic!! Hello from Minneapolis Minnesota!!!.. YOU ARE A JACK OF ALL TRADES!!!...LOVE YOUR VIDS...THANK YOU!!

Levi "ah, no thanks I go back" Starting to come together!

Looking good!

I'm glad Levi was there to advise you on rigging those panels to be lifted. Tricky job, but his expertise never fails.

Andrew, Your construction method on this build is creative and effective. I can't get over how impressive your problem solving is. I think this is your best KZfaq video yet. Can't wait for the next installment. Brilliant!! J

Andrew how did the old crane get damaged? It slid off the road and ended on its side? You and Jesse make a wonderful team both of you are highly skilled, even without formal trades training. Hands on the job training is where you two got your education good work men.

me: sleeping phone : youtube notifications me: andrew??? again??? now up watching ....

Nice work Andrew ! Thanks for sharing & for the update on your progress. Your videos are Always Well done, Interesting & Enjoyable to watch ! You're a Real credit to the YT community & a Good example to young people !

That's the most talkative I have ever seen Supervisor Levi.

I love ❤️ this construction 🏗 !!!! 👍😁👍

Like I always said Andrew I wish I had 1/4 of your work ethics. Are you a workaholic??

love the old track machines, nice work levi.

Awesome work man! Looking amazing