/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1769244
His container shed thing was cool while I thought it was his work-related garage, but it's actually his home.

I've been a fan of his since two weeks ago. His 1+ hour videos end way too soon. I always feel motivated to get shit done after a couple of his videos.

>>1769257
It is?
He works in front of a real house from time to time

>>1769270
> alright let‘s do something else

>>1769257
>>1769291
Pretty sure he lives in a regular house, check his dogs bday vids

>>1769539
That's his dads house I think.

>>1769291
>>1769539
He used to live in the house, it's his parents', but there was a video where he was showing a bed and all inside one of the containers, so I assume he lives there now.

>>1769550
maybe he just crashes there sometimes

>>1769244
I wanna go wheeling with him

>>1769244
>oh shit my crane is too small
>buys a bigger one with 4x4
>oh shit i need to cut fucktons of metal
>buys about 1k worth of drills and saws
>oh shit another crane for a good price?
>buys it
>buys so many old jet skis and boats i lost count
>buys 6k skid steer attachments without batting an eye

Shit, how much money does this guy make?

>>1769615
He preordered the $60k Cybertruck on a whim, too. I'm surprised he didn't just get a bandsaw to cut all the steel, but I guess he's too lazy to load it all into a stationary machine and the portable ones cut too slow.

>>1769244
>find me more baseder guy
Found him.

>>1769244
I'd be more impressed if he had an aesthetic bone in his body. Shit looks horrendous.

>>1770063

Not everyone belongs on the cover of GQ

>>>/lgbt/

>>1770135
I think he was talking about the aesthetic of the shit that he builds fag-boy, and provided that's the case I'd have to agree.

>>1770045
That guy was honestly pretty based. A true sympathetic villain

>>1770045
That's cheating.

>>1770045
Rip, a true american hero

>>1769615
excavation and dirt work is a pretty well paying job. hours are long though

>>1769615
Most of his equipment looks like old shit and those aren't very expensive but need frequent maintenance, which isn't a problem for this guy considering he sleeps 2 hours per night, working for money in the day and patching his equipment in the night, while also editing youtube videos

>>1770261
>>1770267
That guy got exactly what he deserved, he was anything but a hero.

How much can this guy make in a day's worth of work?
I have no idea because I don't live in america. Where I'm at they charge between 50 and 100 euro per hour for bulldozer, backhoe and similar machines which I'm sure is much less than in the USA

>>1770045

>>1772524
He never really talk about pricing, but i think he charges the whole job instead plus materials, but in some videos he spread some gravel in a relatively small yard and it came out about 1200-1500, scale that up on those 2-3 days jobs and you'll get the idea. Those NY boomers are loaded.

>>1772523
t.bootlicker

>>1772609
What the fuck I need to get into construction.

>>1772613
t.12 year old

>>1772692
He has a video on how he started, i think. The guy went from cutting grass to building a container fortress. Not having a wife and kids draining your income helps a lot too.

>>1772728
you wish, nonce.

>>1769244
watch wes work

>>1770045
the basedest

>>1772520
Is the sleeping two hours just a said or is actually true? Every time he keeps working at night on time consuming jobs or just things that he knows it's going to take long

>>1769291
As >>1769550 said, I believe he lives in the fortress because in the mini tutorial video about how he build it, he called it home or house, I don't remember exactly, and it also has a bedroom and a bathroom so probably he lives here since he works at night here

The castle is cool but it's not very practical being on top of a hill and considering his business. It makes it very hard to reach with most vehicles during winter as he shows in some videos where he has to pull trucks uphill with a bulldozer or pull steel beams with an ATV on ice

>>1770045
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlZh9-NQEyI

holy shit this is awsome, he had done a relly good job on this this thing

>>1772523
he was a reasonable man who got repeatedly shat on by an unreasonable world. have you even read his story, do you know why he did what he did? fuck yourself. 3/10 rustled.

>>1770045

Everyone that shits on this guy because they take the side of the city council arbitrarily really cannot explain the depths of rage here

I've had issues with my city council - in CO nonetheless - and while I've certainly gotten to "baseball bat if i see them around town" mad, I've never gotten even close the "KILLDOZER" mad. You don't do that shit for normal mad.

>>1773753
Stay rustled I guess, the story reads pretty simply. He could've made a good profit, with absolutely no getting shit on, if he'd sold for the price he gave originally. But he got greedy, decided to be an indian giver and fuck with people, so he got fucked back. He brought his problems on himself, he deserved what he got in the end, he was not a cool dude, and he's not a hero.

>>1770045
>sometimes rational men must do irrational things.

>>1769244
can't