Retired Union Carpenter here....Good stuff Brother...Informative to the uniformed...Explained in laymen's terms nicely...Helping others is a great and noble thing! Going through your other vids ...I dig ya!
You’re awesome brother I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. That is a great compliment coming from an experienced union carpenter. Have a great night!
Haven't seen many other builders use smaller models to explain what they're doing. It really helps a lot. I also like how thoroughly you explain things and reasons WHY you do certain things.
....thanks Paul! Sharing your knowledge is a good thing. ( I can tell it's a lot easier for you to explain to a camera (with editing) than to explain to a person. .....I can tell, because I'm the person that has trouble when stuff is explained to them, but find understanding a video a lot easier. ) I greatly appreciate, as do others, the time and effort you put into your videos.
You may not be aware of how difficult it is to find someone on UA-cam, on any given topic, who is easy to listen to and comprehend. Don't change a thing. Great video! Thank you.
Hi Mary, I’m so glad you like the video. I will have step-by-step instructions on this whole shed. I will do my best to make it easy for you. Have a good night and thank you for watching!
@@paulstoolbox thank you so much! I'm renovating existing sheds damaged from Irma, putting new roof on one, and will be adding overhang to back porch. Rafters, roofs, ridge caps, properly hanging ledger board, these are my concerns, I need to get them done correctly.
Great video Pauly. Love seeing all the great comments. Glad you doing so well with your channel. For all the people that comment on his videos and don’t know him personally, Paul is one of if not the best dude I have worked with on the fire department and blessed to be his friends. He truly cares for people and his main goal is to help people accomplish and succeed. Love ya pauly.
To take that one more step... Make a small rafter "pattern" out of scrap 2x's then lay that pattern on top of the plywood you intend to make into gussets and then cut without any chance of cutting into your rafters and with much less waste. The saw doesn't even get close to any rafters. When I was doing carpentry work we kept "patterns" of gussets in varying angles 4/12 6/12/ 8/12 12/12 you get the picture, and then we carried them with us from job to job. Drill a hole somewhere in the middle to hang them all on a nail in your workshop or at the jobsite and use them indefinitely. ;)
Hi Bama Dave, I can’t be a know it all because believe me I do not know it all! I never could stand people that talk down to me and I would never do it to someone else. I really appreciate you and thanks so much for watching buddy!
I’ve been trying to get a shed built for 6 months now. After dealing with a crook that took my deposit and never came back (except to to put my money in my mailbox in CASH because I assured him I would pursue him to the depths of hell) to another company that priced the shed like it was an addition to my house, I’ve decided to do it myself. Thank you for the way you make it so the people who only have to do it once can actually get how to do it.
Hey Paul, great video. I've been in construction for well over forty years and glean something from every video I've watched. Clear, concise and approachable. Look forward to more great tips and tricks. Subbed, forgot to mention that...
So glad I found your channel when trying to build shed doors for a pole barn that was on my property that I converted to a wood shop. Your up close detailed explanation of how things work makes it so much easier to understand. And the tape measure you designed is brilliant, definitely on my list of things to buy.
A carpenter I am NOT, but I love the idea. My wife says I think too much when it comes to this beautiful skill. This DIY is one of the better I have seen so far. Yup, I subscribed.
I am thousands of miles away from you (United Kingdom) and have never built a shed before. But because of your excellent tutorials, in a few weeks there is going to be a shed standing in my backyard that you have helped me build. THANK YOU so much for the time you take to make these videos.👍
Paul You Da Man! Always great videos, very informative, And love the camera shots, with close ups or second view. Well done Sir! Missed your conversation & interaction with Mike on SCC last video. Your always I lightening. Thank You Chuck
Your videos are absolutely the best. I learned a huge lesson today. No one that I've watched is able to explain and demonstrate making rafter and bird's mouth cuts like you. THANK YOU!!!!!
i would of paid for this information lol, you have a simple way of breaking down the problem and solution! makes me want to learn all the tricks of the trade
Thank you Ryan for releasing a great product as this [ Check Details Here?> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. Most of the plans I have imagined in my mind are put down on your woodworking plans. This is more like a genius job. I love it!?
No way Paul!!! I can't believe I'm watching videos and you pop up. I saw that name and thought for a moment, then I heard your voice. Good to see you Paul!!!
Hey John, long time no see brother! How have you been? I still keep busy on the fire department and I have two other jobs but I am still enjoying life. Have a great day my friend and keep in touch!
Building a tree house for my little girl that is 8x8. This video was so helpful to understand how to build the roof. Thank you so much Paul!! God Bless you!
I've been watching your videos for a while now, but this is the one that convinced me to subscribe! I never knew how to use that diamond on the speed square - that was a super handy tip.
I worked as a framer for years and this video was a "suggestion". Paul you really have a good way of teaching. When I was a journeyman, most explanations came in the form of yelling. 😂 You do remind me of a M.C. I apprenticed with, good teacher, great Craftsman. Really enjoyed video brought back some memories. 👍👍
No worries at all! My Shed Plans brings me up to speed with professional tips and tricks used by the pros [Go Here=> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. It really let me learn how to handle carpenter equipment, follow the right safety rules, and how to do your projects professionally so that they will look good and last!
Awesome. Can’t wait to see test of videos.. building a roof on my grand daughters play scape I refurbished for 3 I got for free on face book. And decided to add a roof. This is the best video I saw. And I watched over 4 hours to try to understand them.. I’m pretty savvy. But I’m I nurse not carpenter.. I envy your skills!!!
Good morning Dan, please let me know how your shit comes out I would love to see pics buddy! Thank you for taking in some of my suggestions I really appreciate you! Have a great day!
I've been watching cabin build videos for a week or so. Had this exact question yesterday (in my mind only), then this video is recommended today. You're freaking me the hell out youtube! Great help, Paul!
Thank God for Men like you Paul, that help people like me, who knows that there is hope to make dreams come true. Paul, I wish you the best that life can offer because you make a world of difference.
I’ve watched dozens of videos on shed roofs, trusses and rafters but this one is the far the simplest and understandable video by far. He is natural and very listenable and watchable. Thanks and look forward to watching more of your videos. 👋 from Derbyshire, UK 🇬🇧
Holy crap! This man is truly gifted at explaining with drawings and diagrams. I wish I would have seen this before I built a chicken coop. Would have saved me a little money and a lot of time!!!
Question... I have noticed builders have the use of these pink studs these days, and different edge colored sheathing. Can you explain the different colors on the edge of sheathing, and their application, as well as the different colored studs, and why you would use some different colored studs for rafters but not all of them. Thanks - D
Not sure I can answer all the questions. The colored studs can be a fire retardant or a mold/mildew retardant. The colored sheathing is typically the reflective type or the zip system, which is the built in water resistant membrane.
Good morning Sixtyfiveford, It means a lot coming from you buddy I really appreciate it! I love watching your channel you have great content yourself buddy!
Just wonderful, I have been researching "building a gable roof over a deck" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Beybigail Nonpareil Breakthrough - (search on google ) ? It is a great one of a kind product for discovering how to create better sheds and improve your woodworking without the hard work. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my buddy got excellent results with it.
@@paulstoolbox can I ask... I saw a shed the other day that had a barn roof design for greater space. It had the 2 slopes on each side and then a ridge board and the ridge board went down on the ends to the framing. now between the 2 slopes on each side there weren't wooden gusset plates but rathe steel gang nails on both sides of the joint. I think they were 4x6 in size with a bunch of nails in them. does that sound strong enough?
i know im asking randomly but does anyone know of a method to get back into an instagram account? I somehow lost the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Steven Samuel thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Excellent! I live in Costa Rica and I’m Canadian. Just bought a fixer upper and being on a pension from military it helps with your explanations straight to point. I’m dealing with a beach house made of cinder block base to 8 feet and just slats for siding and boarded flooring from 70’s. Haha. Thanks and keep up the good work.
The last shed I built I thought I would build the rafters "right" with those metal plates, spent hundreds of dollars, fought with the first two, or three pounding them in, and proceeded to make end plates. Plates like the ones you made there are 100 times better than those silly metal plates.
I was trying to listen, then out of no where the loud as hell music was blasting in my headset...had to pause to write this comment, but i like how he describes some of it.
great information on roof trusses, finding the angles etc. Paul makes everything easy to understand for guys like me whose not a carpenter. Thanks so much Paul.
You sir are the man... I just watched your video on my tv and had to login in on my phone and tell you. I appreciate how you explain everything. I can wait to see this video hit a million views.
Planning to make a shed over the winter, and maybe a chicken coop. I just bought one of these squares, so it was perfect timing for this video. I've never used one to it's fullest capability. Thanks!
PAUL, I WISH I WOULD HAVE SEEN OR LOOKED FOR YOUR VIDEOS A LONG TIME AGO! THE TERMINOLOGY IS EXCEPTIONAL. YOU ARE A GIFTED EDUCATOR. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR HOW YOU'VE PUT YOUR VIDEOS TOGETHER. GREAT, GREAT JOB. I SUBSCRIBED AND USUALLY DON'T. THANKS FOR PASSING ON YOUR WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE. G
Paul you make things simple. the method you make your videos is outstanding it simplifies every project you do. it makes it so easy that beginners could learn from you really quick. thank you for all you do.
Cool video. I am currently building a shed at my parents house. I’m building a 8x16 shed. I’m at the part of the build where I need to build the roof trusses. This video is very helpful. Thanks.
Thanks, Paul. It seems easier with a little more info. Now I know I can do it by myself, because I won't have any help anyway. Have a good one, stay safe.
I am pretty handy, but when it comes to building a shed, I don't know all the details from the flooring, framing, trusses, and sheathing, not to mention the overhangs. You make this very easy to follow with the smaller model. I am now totally confidant I can build this myself (with a little help from my friends, of course). Thank you for posting these phenomenal videos. By the way, I am currently replacing my front driveway gates with the non-sagging gates seen in one of your other videos. Keep up the great work!
Kudos for the video content! Sorry for butting in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you tried - *WoodBlueprints. Com* It is a great one of a kind guide for building better sheds and woodworking without the normal expense. Ive heard some decent things about it and my cousin finally got astronomical success with it.?
I’ve only watched the first 3 minutes and I’ve already learned more than the 20 other videos before this. Subscribed!
Haha me too!!
@@zadokmotorfreight2423 me three
Retired Union Carpenter here....Good stuff Brother...Informative to the uniformed...Explained in laymen's terms nicely...Helping others is a great and noble thing! Going through your other vids ...I dig ya!
You’re awesome brother I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. That is a great compliment coming from an experienced union carpenter. Have a great night!
Haven't seen many other builders use smaller models to explain what they're doing. It really helps a lot. I also like how thoroughly you explain things and reasons WHY you do certain things.
when i built our shed i used a plan from *WoodBlueprints. Com* and it had all the blueprints, supplies, materials, and list well laid out for me.
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Adding to my 10 x 14 shed. Your info on building rafters realy helped me, THANKS Bill
This guy is awesome. He explains things in clear, concise & easy to understand ways
You got an Eye - talian accent, you're hired. Great job explaining how to build a woodshed. Very simple to follow.
....thanks Paul! Sharing your knowledge is a good thing. ( I can tell it's a lot easier for you to explain to a camera (with editing) than to explain to a person. .....I can tell, because I'm the person that has trouble when stuff is explained to them, but find understanding a video a lot easier. ) I greatly appreciate, as do others, the time and effort you put into your videos.
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You may not be aware of how difficult it is to find someone on UA-cam, on any given topic, who is easy to listen to and comprehend. Don't change a thing. Great video! Thank you.
Finally! Someone who did a detailed closeup of this. I appreciate your videos and will be eager to see the follow up of this shed. Thanks!
Hi Mary, I’m so glad you like the video. I will have step-by-step instructions on this whole shed. I will do my best to make it easy for you. Have a good night and thank you for watching!
@@paulstoolbox thank you so much! I'm renovating existing sheds damaged from Irma, putting new roof on one, and will be adding overhang to back porch. Rafters, roofs, ridge caps, properly hanging ledger board, these are my concerns, I need to get them done correctly.
Paul you always show us the easy way to do things in the best way
This short video hits the nail right on the head(s)! Sooo well explained and SIMPLE! Much appreciate you making this and passing on your knowledge.
Great video Pauly. Love seeing all the great comments. Glad you doing so well with your channel. For all the people that comment on his videos and don’t know him personally, Paul is one of if not the best dude I have worked with on the fire department and blessed to be his friends. He truly cares for people and his main goal is to help people accomplish and succeed. Love ya pauly.
i love how easy the plans are in *WoodBlueprints. Com* to understand and the step-by-step videos they have. Makes getting material really easy
Paul you are truly one of the best craftsmen that I know. I learned so much from your video's. Thanks for another great video.
You may be a great carpenter, but you may have missed your calling as a teacher. Thanks for the great instruction, it is very much appreciated!
To take that one more step... Make a small rafter "pattern" out of scrap 2x's then lay that pattern on top of the plywood you intend to make into gussets and then cut without any chance of cutting into your rafters and with much less waste. The saw doesn't even get close to any rafters. When I was doing carpentry work we kept "patterns" of gussets in varying angles 4/12 6/12/ 8/12 12/12 you get the picture, and then we carried them with us from job to job. Drill a hole somewhere in the middle to hang them all on a nail in your workshop or at the jobsite and use them indefinitely. ;)
@Hello How are you doing dear
Your direct and to the point. I hate when ive seen other building shows talk something to death.
Great video! I love your mannerisms. You're not a know it all jerk like a lot of youtubers. Loved it
Hi Bama Dave, I can’t be a know it all because believe me I do not know it all! I never could stand people that talk down to me and I would never do it to someone else. I really appreciate you and thanks so much for watching buddy!
I’ve been trying to get a shed built for 6 months now. After dealing with a crook that took my deposit and never came back (except to to put my money in my mailbox in CASH because I assured him I would pursue him to the depths of hell) to another company that priced the shed like it was an addition to my house, I’ve decided to do it myself. Thank you for the way you make it so the people who only have to do it once can actually get how to do it.
Hey Paul, great video. I've been in construction for well over forty years and glean something from every video I've watched. Clear, concise and approachable. Look forward to more great tips and tricks.
Subbed, forgot to mention that...
Rafters and roofing was always my weakness. You made it very easy to understand.
So glad I found your channel when trying to build shed doors for a pole barn that was on my property that I converted to a wood shop. Your up close detailed explanation of how things work makes it so much easier to understand. And the tape measure you designed is brilliant, definitely on my list of things to buy.
A carpenter I am NOT, but I love the idea. My wife says I think too much when it comes to this beautiful skill. This DIY is one of the better I have seen so far. Yup, I subscribed.
You explain and demonstrate things so well! You're making me believe I can do this!
i love how easy the plans are in *WoodBlueprints. Com* to understand and the step-by-step videos they have. Makes getting material really easy
Natural teacher. Engaging personality. Master builder.
Thanks Paul, you take away the mysteries and make everything so easy!
Thanks Jon I really appreciate that buddy. Have a great weekend!
So glad i found someone that speaks my language.. Simple man language. Love the video. Thanks brother!
Simple instructions to follow, and great way to learn more about the speed square. looking forward to making my own shed this spring.
I really enjoyed the step by step. This guy is great at keeping things simple. Paul Ricalde, you rock
I've had a speed square in my tool kit and used it hundreds of times... but apparently not the right way LOL!
Great video as always.
Thank you, I really appreciate that!
Have a good day you just made mine better!
Same. I was watching the guys over at R&R buildings and that led me to this channel. I had no idea there were so many uses for a speed square. Subbed
@@fulltilt151 it's a good one to sub to. High quality video and sound, quick precise and valuable info.
One of my favs
I am thousands of miles away from you (United Kingdom) and have never built a shed before. But because of your excellent tutorials, in a few weeks there is going to be a shed standing in my backyard that you have helped me build. THANK YOU so much for the time you take to make these videos.👍
Paul You Da Man!
Always great videos, very informative,
And love the camera shots, with close ups or second view.
Well done Sir!
Missed your conversation & interaction with Mike on SCC last video.
Your always I lightening.
Thank You
Chuck
Your videos are absolutely the best. I learned a huge lesson today. No one that I've watched is able to explain and demonstrate making rafter and bird's mouth cuts like you. THANK YOU!!!!!
Some really cool and wicked DIY tricks to make even pros look like they know what they're doing. THX
I really like the way you explain every step to build everything you do,I’m going to keep watching your videos to learn more about building.
i would of paid for this information lol, you have a simple way of breaking down the problem and solution! makes me want to learn all the tricks of the trade
Thank you Ryan for releasing a great product as this [ Check Details Here?> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. Most of the plans I have imagined in my mind are put down on your woodworking plans. This is more like a genius job. I love it!?
I'm a carpentry challenge person... you make it easy to do what I thought was very complicated and was ready to pay someone to do it. Thanks again!
No way Paul!!! I can't believe I'm watching videos and you pop up. I saw that name and thought for a moment, then I heard your voice. Good to see you Paul!!!
Hey John, long time no see brother! How have you been? I still keep busy on the fire department and I have two other jobs but I am still enjoying life. Have a great day my friend and keep in touch!
Building a tree house for my little girl that is 8x8. This video was so helpful to understand how to build the roof. Thank you so much Paul!! God Bless you!
You are very good Mr!!!!!!
Make a video of how to use the speed square PLEASE
Stumbled upon your channel looking for guidance on roofing for a shed, instantly subscribed. Excellent description of the process, thank you.
I've always known there's a million things you can do with a speed square, just didn't know the equations. Thanks for the tutorial!
Paul is a badass. Simple, logical, real.
I've been watching your videos for a while now, but this is the one that convinced me to subscribe! I never knew how to use that diamond on the speed square - that was a super handy tip.
I worked as a framer for years and this video was a "suggestion".
Paul you really have a good way of teaching. When I was a journeyman, most explanations came in the form of yelling. 😂
You do remind me of a M.C. I apprenticed with, good teacher, great Craftsman.
Really enjoyed video brought back some memories. 👍👍
I’ll be building my shed very soon exactly following your directions, thanks again man.
It's always good to review these video's especially if you are a DYI'er meaning you know how but you don't do often. Thanks Paul Again.
I’ve watched a couple of your videos now. And I really appreciate how you explain the how and the why of what you’re doing. Keep up the good work
No worries at all! My Shed Plans brings me up to speed with professional tips and tricks used by the pros [Go Here=> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. It really let me learn how to handle carpenter equipment, follow the right safety rules, and how to do your projects professionally so that they will look good and last!
I've been in the construction industry on the westcoast since a teen and i learned a few new tricks from you thankyou.
Wow! You made if very simple for a DIYer! Thank you!
Thanks Edward I really appreciate that buddy. Do you have a great day!
Awesome. Can’t wait to see test of videos.. building a roof on my grand daughters play scape I refurbished for 3 I got for free on face book. And decided to add a roof. This is the best video I saw. And I watched over 4 hours to try to understand them.. I’m pretty savvy. But I’m I nurse not carpenter.. I envy your skills!!!
I am actually building a building this weekend, so your video was JUST IN TIME! Thank you. I've been following your channel for some time now.
Good morning Dan, please let me know how your shit comes out I would love to see pics buddy! Thank you for taking in some of my suggestions I really appreciate you! Have a great day!
@@paulstoolbox you want to see pics of his "sh*t" that seems weird. lol
I've been watching cabin build videos for a week or so. Had this exact question yesterday (in my mind only), then this video is recommended today. You're freaking me the hell out youtube! Great help, Paul!
Thank you for this, I've been trying to find someone who explains this so I can understand and this video was perfect. Thank you so much
Hey Andrew, thank you for taking the time to watch and comment me buddy I really appreciate that! Have a good night!
Great video. You make it make sense to a total “not the sharpest tool in the shed!” Thank you so much. This video hot a home run.
Thanks Paul, I'm learning alot, thank you for sharing.
Yes paul i learn alot of new trick from your vidow
I’m the one that should be thanking you guys for watching! I appreciate y’all taking the time for me.
Thank God for Men like you Paul, that help people like me, who knows that there is hope to make dreams come true. Paul, I wish you the best that life can offer because you make a world of difference.
Thanks Paul. Love your videos. I learn a lot from you. Keep it up.
Thank you so much Virginia, I really appreciate you! Have a good night👍
I’ve watched dozens of videos on shed roofs, trusses and rafters but this one is the far the simplest and understandable video by far. He is natural and very listenable and watchable. Thanks and look forward to watching more of your videos. 👋 from Derbyshire, UK 🇬🇧
Dozens? And you still cant do it? Join an apprenticeship and learn the correct way, not from youboobs.
Great timing with the new series Paul! I've been thinking about building one this fall once the weather cools down.
Guys I am learning woodworking shed plans at *WoodBlueprints. Com* I recommend this website all you guys who are beginner or advance in woodworking
Helpful. Now I understand gussets and nail plates. I noticed they use both on the premade sheds that Home Depot sells. Thank you for this video.
Love this video , I’m a Chippy and that’s an awesome explanation for DIYers 🤙
Holy crap! This man is truly gifted at explaining with drawings and diagrams. I wish I would have seen this before I built a chicken coop. Would have saved me a little money and a lot of time!!!
Great vid, direct & to the point, along with a good attitude a well, GOD BLESS & take care good sir,,,,
Man, sooooo many times I struggled and it only took you 12 mins to teach me. THANK YOU!!!
Question... I have noticed builders have the use of these pink studs these days, and different edge colored sheathing. Can you explain the different colors on the edge of sheathing, and their application, as well as the different colored studs, and why you would use some different colored studs for rafters but not all of them. Thanks - D
Not sure I can answer all the questions.
The colored studs can be a fire retardant or a mold/mildew retardant. The colored sheathing is typically the reflective type or the zip system, which is the built in water resistant membrane.
By far the easiest and best explained video I have watched. Fantastic. Thanks mate.
Tons of great info.
Good morning Sixtyfiveford, It means a lot coming from you buddy I really appreciate it! I love watching your channel you have great content yourself buddy!
Just wonderful, I have been researching "building a gable roof over a deck" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Beybigail Nonpareil Breakthrough - (search on google ) ? It is a great one of a kind product for discovering how to create better sheds and improve your woodworking without the hard work. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my buddy got excellent results with it.
@@paulstoolbox can I ask... I saw a shed the other day that had a barn roof design for greater space. It had the 2 slopes on each side and then a ridge board and the ridge board went down on the ends to the framing. now between the 2 slopes on each side there weren't wooden gusset plates but rathe steel gang nails on both sides of the joint. I think they were 4x6 in size with a bunch of nails in them. does that sound strong enough?
i know im asking randomly but does anyone know of a method to get back into an instagram account?
I somehow lost the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Steven Samuel thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Awesome for the DIY folks. I do a lot of my own stuff, but not everyday. Vids like this help me a lot. Thanks Paul.
What you mean not the sharpest tool, lol. Once again, great job Paul 👍
Hey Michael, how are you doing my buddy! It’s always good to see your comments my friend. You have a great weekend! Thanks!
Excellent! I live in Costa Rica and I’m Canadian. Just bought a fixer upper and being on a pension from military it helps with your explanations straight to point. I’m dealing with a beach house made of cinder block base to 8 feet and just slats for siding and boarded flooring from 70’s. Haha.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
Does a shed not need to be tied down in any way like a hurricane strap or tie downs etc? Does it eat enough to just sit on its own? Nice tips man
If you're in a hurricane zone, even your dog needs to be tied down. Building codes vary in other parts of the country.
Steve Law lol that’s funny
I don’t think my town will ever see a hurricane . I’m in bullhead city az. Home of the real hell!
Mad respect to the way you explain the basics of how to build a shed. Thanks again sir.
The last shed I built I thought I would build the rafters "right" with those metal plates, spent hundreds of dollars, fought with the first two, or three pounding them in, and proceeded to make end plates. Plates like the ones you made there are 100 times better than those silly metal plates.
The plates are for uplift. Wind loads.
Thought your video was very good. You make it nice and easy. I'm going to make a shed now, after watching all your videos! Thanks
Please tell me those weren't drywall screws you used in a structural member
One of the best videos explaining rafters
Whoever is helping you produce your videos, please tell them to get rid of that crap toolbag stereotypical youtube video background music.
I was trying to listen, then out of no where the loud as hell music was blasting in my headset...had to pause to write this comment, but i like how he describes some of it.
great information on roof trusses, finding the angles etc. Paul makes everything easy to understand for guys like me whose not a carpenter. Thanks so much Paul.
You sir are the man... I just watched your video on my tv and had to login in on my phone and tell you. I appreciate how you explain everything. I can wait to see this video hit a million views.
Planning to make a shed over the winter, and maybe a chicken coop. I just bought one of these squares, so it was perfect timing for this video. I've never used one to it's fullest capability. Thanks!
@Hello Dougleas how are you doing
Smooth and simple. 👌 why work harder when you can work smarter. On the point instructing. Looking forward to more diy videos
PAUL, I WISH I WOULD HAVE SEEN OR LOOKED FOR YOUR VIDEOS A LONG TIME AGO! THE TERMINOLOGY IS EXCEPTIONAL. YOU ARE A GIFTED EDUCATOR. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR HOW YOU'VE PUT YOUR VIDEOS TOGETHER. GREAT, GREAT JOB. I SUBSCRIBED AND USUALLY DON'T. THANKS FOR PASSING ON YOUR WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE. G
I want to thank you for this video. I made my trusses 22.5 degrees as I'm in northern Ontario. You're a great teacher.
Very easy to understand. I became a SUBSCRIBER Today. I have follow your program for awhile and always found your information correct .
Paul you make things simple. the method you make your videos is outstanding it simplifies every project you do. it makes it so easy that beginners could learn from you really quick. thank you for all you do.
Cool video. I am currently building a shed at my parents house. I’m building a 8x16 shed. I’m at the part of the build where I need to build the roof trusses. This video is very helpful. Thanks.
These are the best and easiest videos to follow. Thanks, from Ireland.
Very knowledgeable professional, and very humble. Great video!!!!
Man, THANK YOU for the lesson!! The vocabulary and the cut-away example were EXCELLENT!!
Thanks, Paul. It seems easier with a little more info. Now I know I can do it by myself, because I won't have any help anyway. Have a good one, stay safe.
Great job explaining everything and making it diy friendly and not so complicated. I enjoyed the video. Thx
Hi Brian, thank you buddy I really appreciate it! Have a great day and be safe!
@@paulstoolbox watched like 3 more vids after the firST...KEEP MAKING THEM, WE'LL KEEP WATCHING THEM.
Really like how detailed you’re work is and the way you explain it makes it even more simple than what it is!!
Thank you Santiago, I really appreciate you watching buddy! Have a good day and please be safe!
So cool, thank you from the "newbie" and clumsy in NE Arizona. It just gets better.
I am pretty handy, but when it comes to building a shed, I don't know all the details from the flooring, framing, trusses, and sheathing, not to mention the overhangs. You make this very easy to follow with the smaller model. I am now totally confidant I can build this myself (with a little help from my friends, of course). Thank you for posting these phenomenal videos. By the way, I am currently replacing my front driveway gates with the non-sagging gates seen in one of your other videos. Keep up the great work!
Pure and simple instructions even I can feel confident building my own shed
Learnt more in 4 videos from you than I've ever known watching hours of videos. Love how you explain for a DIY'er in simple terms.
Best shed truss video I've seen yet. Thanks for the info.
You always make it so easy to understand , always learn from your videos , thank you
Great job explaining step by step as well as giving a visual on how to do the job!
Kudos for the video content! Sorry for butting in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you tried - *WoodBlueprints. Com* It is a great one of a kind guide for building better sheds and woodworking without the normal expense. Ive heard some decent things about it and my cousin finally got astronomical success with it.?
TERRY HOPKINS I haven’t tried that site. I will take a look and se how it is. Thanks
You can only learn so much on the internet. Learning hands on is the only way to go!