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Nesecito la siguiente parte de este shed, la eh buscado y nada q aparece 😢

Me likey da way u talk a so spicy 💪🏻

yeah all seemd good until the dry wall n iom not doing that osb was $5 cheaper a sheet and mines going to be a work shop anyways it doesn't need to be nice fancy and look better than my house. I'm just looking to not freeze to death in a Canadian winter also somewhere to charge my new enclosed scooter that requires between 0 and 45 C to charge and diesel for the diesel heater is getting expensive

Great tutorial, thank you! I have a 12x8 concrete slab that I was going to use as my floor. Will this be okay or do you advise against this and go with the wood floor? Any pros and cons?

Do you have plans for 12x10 lean to sheds?

ive ordered the pre filled shopping cart at my local Home Depot. unfortunately they do not allow the shingles to be ordered online. so annoying

amazing Video. I really enjoyed watching the whole thing! Since you asked: I like diagonal braces to keep the door from warping over time. Is there any downside to that?

hello, you have a great video, if I would like to share your video on my channel, I will indicate that you are the author, but I need your consent, if you do not mind?

You really make it look easy great video

well detailed vid, gracias familia!

Great job.

I live in an apartment so can't have a shed for now but I just enjoyed watching your video. Liked and subscribed because you do a great job and really help people save money.

Really good instructions thanks mate good job.

This explanation is absolutely perfect. Thank you.

What about a video connecting to the main box

This was great how you cut the birds mouth. This was an easy way to do it, I always overthink that. Not anymore. Question, why did you use a 2x6 or 8 on the sides and then only a 2x4 on front? You can see the sides hanging down

This was amazing. I will purchase the plans. You did so well, I am building three.

Doesn't this design leave the 2x6 roof ledger completely exposed and allow water to get in behind your rear wall sheathing. Even with the drop edge and slight overhand by the rear roof drip edge. ua-cam.com/video/U38BfiHhc3o/v-deo.html

We bought a 16x40 and we want to converted into a house. Have no idea. Thank you for these videos, they help a lot. ua-cam.com/video/ogz7TUwFmQA/v-deo.htmlsi=PI5yHMmteGASrZqM

Thank you for your video, very informative. I have a bit of constructive criticism especially for viewers who are not familiar with the terms in the building industry. Throughout your video you referred to plumb as level. Level is a horizontal term. Plumb describes the vertical term. That said, you have given us a lot of valuable information in this video. I enjoyed it thoroughly. I have built sheds and homes in the past, and you made me think about issues I never thought of before thank you. Thumbs up!

Thanks for the great video! I just completed the structure and with a few modifications to fit the space I had, your video and material list was a huge help. One thing I have been unable to find is the floor bolt you used @46:41 Would you happen to have a part number or link? I looked in both of my local Home Depot and Lowe's with no success. Thanks again!!

Solar power for your shed?!

Did you cover the gable vent with insulation or install a baffle first?

Excellent video, congratulations

I’d end up screwing the plywood to the floor.

excellent lesson. you obviously have done this once or twice.

How much would a shed like this cost?

He did it just how I’m doing it on my 12x32 Dirksen but keep in mind if you have to follow code like me you will need r30 in the ceilings so extended the 2x4 ceiling joist down to atleast 2x6 width will work. I used rough cut lumber 2x6 which gave me Exaclty 6 inches I’m gonna run 3 ft up from top plate and let it sit on top ceiling which I will use 7/16 usb first because it’s 2 ft on center . I picked up 16 sheets 7/16 on marketplace so it’s all Good then come back with Sheetrock Or however I want. I also drilled 3 inch soffit vents in each bay from under those not on side. used the same styrofoam baffles Bought the 3 inch plastic round soffit vent packs which come in 4 from Home Depot. 12 bucks. I also bought a roll of aluminum screen to place inside the plastic round soffit and silicone caulked them in place. I also placed caulk around the outside rim before pushing the 3 inch vent in place They fit tight already so no worries about them falling out. I guess I will see. South Louisiana here and with these hot summers I am just being cautious. My building came with gable vents on both end and ridge vent … I feel Like that’s plenty of air flow I also added 16ft x 32 ft lean to off the other side Ran baffles and have a perforated hardy soffit the length of lean to. Had to by code stick r30 inbeteeen them rough cut 2x6 rafters as well. Didn’t realize that after putting r19 up so had to come back over it with r13 to get to r30. For the price it was still cheaper than spray foam which I hear can cause mold and rot .. my lean to roof is metal with 2 layers of the synthetic felt on top of 5/8 osb. I wish I would have ran some 1x4 across for strapping but it’s on a 1/12 so there won’t be much strain

This is such a simply designed shed, with only basic tools required, and an amazing tutorial video. Thank you!

Awesome!

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Great vid, perfect level of detail

Excellent video. You did a fantastic job. Thank you.

Great video. Very informative. Nicely done!

How far past the bottom of the framing did you run the T-111?

Excellent video instructions quality build techniques. I'm going to purchase your plans. I definitely want a more secure door option. This shed would be about $3500 retail. It's a bummer to have to buy an entire second sheet of radiant barrier decking to fill that 12 inch gap.

No math needed: Proceeds to do tons of math, all over the place.

Ever hear the term, fluff it, don't stuff it? Jamming that insulation into those cavities squeezes out the air pockets and makes the insulation ineffective

Man this is a really good video on exactly how to build a lean to! This is a really nice one! Everyone who owns a home needs a place to store stuff out of the way and out of the garage. I told my wife that if Santa Claus gets me a new miter saw for Christmas, I would build her a nice firewood shed. Well I got one. After watching this video, I think I just might also build her a shed like this so she can put all of her shovels, rakes, hoes, picks and axe and other stuff in it. I think I will put an air vent in it, and the bottom 1 foot of siding will be Hardee Board, so the bottom of the siding never rots from rain splash. And of course, I'll have to build a step to make it easier for her to go into the shed. :)

Superb Instruction. Thank you. Great video. I’ll buy plans and build along with watching your video.

Excellent video, but there is a discrepancy between this and the pdf plans: the pdf calls for the second top plate on the sidewall frames to be 3' 8.5" and hang over. That is not the case in this video, where they are flush with the whole wall. In this video, the double top plates are added after the four walls are assembled (which, imo, is the easier approach).

Please do more electrical videos! Thank you. 🙏🏼

Just found your great video! I ordered the 24x36 Tafco you linked below from Home Depot and was wanting to get a head start. Can't find the rough opening deminsions. I'll be using LP Smart Siding

Fantastic video.

is there plans of a 5x10 version of this shed?

Finally someone do the right thing for trim carpenters.😂👍🏾

Can we run the electric over the air to the shed instead of digging down to the ground?

How did u find the square root to get the number of 59 im just trying to better understand

I originally bought the same latch but then realized if you are inside the shed and the door blows shut somehow, you will be stuck inside