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Does it sounds different or the same compared to my other videos?

Haven’t seen any other vids, was just suggested. It’s like the mic is overloaded, not an audio engineer sorry! There’s just a bit of distortion - it’s not as clear as it could be

@@gilesyone thanks for the feedback. I'll take a look at it and see if I can adjust.

Hey Jimmy, Thanks so much for reaching out. If this was a full basement foundation we would need drain tile, but since it is just a frost wall, we don’t need it. There actually is rebar connecting the footings to the block wall, it was drilled afterwards and mortared in place. Great questions! I hope you are enjoying the build. Let me know if you have any other questions.

I couldn’t find a set of outdoor speakers with a soft dome tweeter. I agree though.

Heyo! Glad to have another Wisconsinite garage enthusiast here! Sounds like an awesome build. Thanks for supporting the channel and garage community!

Haha! 🤣 You can always build it bigger!

I sure hope they do! For now, they are fairly cheap and fit on a shelf well. If they do make a rack mount version, I would definitely upgrade.

Thank you so much for following and watching. Garage is still under construction. Sooooo the price keeps rising unfortunately 🤣

We do have a 4 foot freeze line in the winter. Backfill is stone and gravel around the foundation to help water move away. We did not need to even have a frost wall foundation, but thought it was best because we were attaching to the house.

Thanks so much! Glad you are enjoying the videos 👍

Typically I do wear nitrile gloves 👍

My right or your right?

@@DetachedGarage your right

Thanks! Yes the light from the windows in the garage is awesome! We did go back and roll the tape 👍 The guys had to keep moving to more projects, so I came back through and rolled after we had all windows in. Thanks for watching and engaging!

Thanks for the tip.

That method is typically more common on an asphalt driveway where the base layer is put down and the a small ramp is built up for a smooth transition to the garage slab.

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Really should be concerned theres no vertical rebar let any horizontal 1s.

This was pathetic

@@uglyjordanuglyjordan1744 thank you so much 🙏

@@uglyjordanuglyjordan1744 there is vertical rebar.

Haha!

We got very lucky!

😂😂😂 See the design video where I explain why. Have a great weekend.

A garage doesn’t have to be, what are you confused about

It's detached from reality.

@@Rubbernecker 😂😂😂 I can assure you, it is real!

Yes indeed! All in due time.

Do you mean tall? I wanted it a foot above the concrete slab. I’ll be using a floor coating and having it go up the walls.

You should make a mistakes video 😂😎

I already have a couple hundred of those videos!😂

@@MyDIYAdventures 😂😂

You are very welcome! I hope it helps people avoid mistakes in the future.

Haha! 😂

Ok?

4-5" of closed cell spray foam on the roof deck 👍 R7 per inch

Garage Door lighting has it in the kit.

Don't you like dags?

Agreed, the price was outrageous for that though.

@@DetachedGarage I hear you.

Compaction is KEY! I wanted to have as little settling as possible.

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I hope you keep watching the rest of the build. Let me know if there is anything specific you would like to see.

Fantastic idea!

@@DetachedGarage it would give you more storage for car parts and utilise all available space

@@Stubear22374 yes it would!

I’m not sure what you mean?

Thankfully, no. Not needed in our county

Yeah! I’m super happy with them! Worth the money for sure! When are you camping out? 😆

Oh yeah! I forgot that’s my bedroom!😂

@@MyDIYAdventures haha 😂

What additional details would you like to see that are missing?

There is fiber in the concrete. We did put rebar underneath the lift area.

😂😂😂 Sorry only wanted to pay for one license

😂😂😂 just a small detail overlooked 😂

😂😂😂 just a small detail overlooked 😂

Thanks so much. The floor drains will be a game changer for winter washing.

Thanks so much. The floor drains will be a game changer for winter washing.

That’s because it’s not completely done yet. Just phase 1 getting it under roof

@@DetachedGarage would have been cool to see the look of it still, but okay looking forward to seeing it finished

@@Louis_B_creations no worries. Keep following the build series. One episode every Sunday. 👍

We are in Wisconsin

Great insight! You are absolutely correct that the entire system needs to be done correctly to eliminate moisture issues. Your comments about the vapor barrier are spot on as well. I live in southeast Wisconsin and went with 2" minimum closed cell on the wall as well as the Zip-R3 for additional R value and thermal break. I shouldn't have any issues with moisture in the summer or winter. I certainly appreciate your insight and I hope you enjoy the rest of the build series.

@@DetachedGarage Cool. We built last year in the Twin Cities area and used Zip R-12 over 2x4 wall studs filled with closed cell foam for R-30 walls. The great thing about Zip-R is you don't need to build window bucks, a WRB over regular sheathing, then furring strips over mineral wool or XPS exterior insulation and and then worry that all details were followed for an air/vapor proof envelope. Our blower door test was 75% better than passing. I applied the Zip tape and liquid flash myself because I didn't trust our framers who had never used Zip sheathing after they balked at using foam polyurethane adhesive for the subfloor. That stuff is strong. They also balked at the strict nailing pattern with 4" sheathing nails and I had to buy a big nail gun for them to use and teach them to adjust the air pressure as not over drive the nails. Our home is a one story, so 2x4 walls was no worry for shear. The closed cell foam between studs adds stiffness to wall assemblies as well. By building with 2x4 walls, regular window jambs for 2x6 construction worked perfectly. I also had them use 4" structural screws for our window flanges, thinking air driven nails could blow through. I used Zip stretch tape for the window rough openings and ripped pieces of siding to get a pitch on the window sills under the stretch tape. Our siding was LP Smart, which has raw OSB on the back, so I spec'd a 1/4" plastic mesh rainscreen, stapled to the Zip. Good luck with your channel. Most building and woodworking channels I see exist to promote their sponsors and they seem to talk out both sides of their mouths depending on which sponsor they're promoting that day. One of the biggest (Matt) was heavily promoting Zip but has moved on to several other products who probably pay him better...😃💰

@@bobbray9666 sounds like an awesome build! I certainly have a few sponsors, but I only reach out to sponsors that I actually WANT to use their products. Build it right 👍 Let me know if you have any additional tips along the way and thank you for your support of the channel 🙏

The garage to house ratio is almost perfect! If only the garage was a little bit bigger 😂

Ain't that the truth! 😂 I've done two walls and it is already so much quieter!

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I could have certainly done that. With the lag bolts going in from the top, I figured dimensional lumber would be better than trying to put a lag bolt in from the side of the plywood.

Thanks so much! A garage is never "done" but we will always get close. 800psi load rating I believe

How does time lapse not make sense? 🤔😂

Thank you so much! I'm glad you are enjoying the content. There is a lot more to come!