Installing Trusses: Building the Dream Episode 3

Installing trusses is by far the most enjoyable part of the process. You get to be up in the air, pounding nails, creating something awesome. The building is really starting to take place, so stick around, and tell what you think about the project. Hit that bell so you get notified every time RRBuildings posts. I appreciate the support!

Drop in the comments what the biggest clear span truss is that you have installed.. loved to hear!

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[kenwolfe]

I think the word you’re looking for is “lateral” strength. I seriously want to thank you for the procedural tips and opening your company up to YouTube. Having guys that work together as well as you and your crew does is golden. I sense that you and your guys can almost work silently and can anticipate each other’s next move. Your accuracy and attention to detail is impressive. “Making do” and “good enough” don’t seem to be in your vocabulary. I’m pretty sure I’m not alone looking forward to your videos. Thank You!

[RajikSheikh-bdee]

Accuracy is important when you fix anything ..RR building does the accurate work...love from India..

[rrofficial]

"The job wiil takes less time in the end, if you spend the time early"
words that motivate me...

[Frankie-C]

Love your videos
Very helpful especially being a carpenter myself in Australia, its nice to see the different ways other carpenters in other countries build.
Keep the videos coming

[valleycity]

Another great video! I don’t like to give advice but when straightening out the pile of trusses I have seen a crew take there skid steer and slid the fork over to one side and put a block up against the mask and run it up to the truss and give it a little push. Never done just seen it done. Again great work and it’s great to see some real craftsmanship.
God Bless!

[danielbabcock]

That trailer in the first couple seconds needs some love! Lol that floor has seen better days

[chrismattox]

I don't know how I stumbled onto your page but I am glad I did. I enjoy watching the building process and I am a little OCD so seeing how to pay such close attention to detail is really awesome.I find myself driving around Missouri looking at different buildings and noticing how their little details look compared to yours. I love how you show the entire build from start to finish. Thanks for making these vids!

[richardblowers]

pro tip take a thick piece of 6 inch angle and one of those machines with forks and push it is a beautiful thing.

[amnslk]

My question to you on the other video was just answered in this video. You use a long nail and nail the long ways through the purlin. Great way of doing it. Keep it up.

[christopherscustoms]

Wow. Your knowledge of this craft is remarkable. I truly enjoy watching your channel. I look forward to any content you post. Thanks.

[mosesoluwagbemigaolabodela]

Well done, this is a great job you are doing. I believe the long video is better than the short once 👌🏻👍🏆

[jamescarverpromotions]

Thank you for this video, sir. I absolutely loved the tips and tricks you and your team use. My team and I will be using them in the future. Thank you again, sir.

[MRrwmac]

Sorry you had to stop onsite work due to weather! BUT you being a real professional, you took the time to secure the building, which most builders don’t. They just hope, you don’t leave anything to chance. Time and effort very well spent on your teams part. I salute you sir!

[randyneugent]

I'm watching this building go up now !!! Awesome Kyle !!!

[timmattison]

Horizontal stability. Great job as usual Greg

[MrRogsmart]

This has been a really fun build to watch. Thanks for taking us along on the journey.

[JK-jsen]

Use the rain to your advantage... track walk the sand around the building with your skid steer. It will firm up & you will be able to use your other equipment. I'm a heavy equipment operator and figured I would pass on that little tip!!!

[oldschool]

So I haven't had time to see all the vids you made and am catching up. LOL on me I mention the problem solving at layout and you're showing it with the trusses! Great example of what i was talking about. Thanks for sharing.

[shawnizin]

I've been a mechanic all my life and recently got interested in building. I'm not interested in changing careers atp but I'm definitely watching these plus other videos and learning. Keep up the good work.

[IveysFamilyFactotum]

This is a great build. I have been watching a few of your videos and I think I know who to call once I get my land in Arkansas to come help install my pole barn dream shop. Great stuff y'all.