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What exactly are they doing at 7 mins? Placing timber uprights in the excavated holes and filing with dry mix.....?? Surely not
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What exactly are they doing at 7 mins? Placing timber uprights in the excavated holes and filing with dry mix.....?? Surely not
Its the sort of shed you see on the Mericun news interfering with the flightpath every time there's a hooley
Bob
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For interesting post frame constructions RR Buildings on YouTube is had to beat.
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not even that was done in a day the ground work alone to get it right in the first place had to be done right
so certainly not a day
as long as you have a framework you can build anything in a day including a house frame or large shed even if it was built on concrete
so certainly not a day
as long as you have a framework you can build anything in a day including a house frame or large shed even if it was built on concrete
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No one said the groundwork was done the same day.
If you don't believe it just watch the shadows, the sun doesn't lie...
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come on Gaz, don't be that guy, it's not cool.
Anyone who has put up any form of decent size shed knows how very impressive that was.
It took me and my brother 3 days to put up just the steelwork and purlins for a shed that was only a little bit bigger than that. Never mind roofing and sheeting!
To do what that crew did, every member of the crew have to be skilled, organized and experienced.
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Pole barns are becoming very popular over here, and a crew can really work fast.
Morton is a big builder of them, and they have specially built equipment for their work crews.
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My farm shed went up start to finish is 4 days, including ground work and concrete floor, but there was 4 weeks between day 1 footings and the 3 day build. 16 hour days though.
That build in the video is very impressive, though the elf and safety gurus had a day off that day!
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what makes it a real "shed" ?
Good question but I think most would not consider it a " shed ".
Erie Fred
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Why ?
Do you think is a shed?
Erie Fred
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This is a "shed", they bring it in on a trailer pulled behind an f-250......
https://shedsdirectinc.com/?hsa_acc..._tgt=kwd-85075680239306:loc-4120&hsa_kw=Amish Built Sheds&hsa_mt=e&hsa_net=adwords&hsa_ver=3&msclkid=ee2a8697bc40132f4192e0c30f570957&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Amish Sheds | SM Bing Search&utm_term=Amish Built Sheds&utm_content=Amish Built Sheds
The pole barn shown above in post #1 is a proper "building" with foundations.
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Sure looks like a shed to me…….and the dictionary has a few meanings!
