HOW TO BUILD A SHED
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- This is part 2 of a 5 part video series on building a shed. In this episode I cover framing the walls, installing perlins, and framing the porch.
This shed was built in spring of 2019 and the total cost of materials was $3500
Here is the materials list.
Part 1
10- 4X8X16 concrete blocks (pads)
12- 2x6x12' treated (for runners/beams)
24- 2x4x12' treated (floor joist and girth boards)
8 pcs 4'x8'x3/4" ADVANTECH subfloor (available at lowes)
5 lbs 3" deck screws
5 lbs 2" deck screws
Part 2
14- 2x4x12 ’ regular (Top & bottom plates + perlins)
16- 2X4X10’ regular (Top & bottom plates + perlins)
42- 2x4x8’ regular (Studs + bracing)
2- 4x4x8’ Cedar-tone treated (porch header / loft floor) (Available at Menards)
3- 2x8x12’ Cedar-tone treated (porch header / loft floor) (Available at Menards)
1-2x8x8’ Cedar-tone treated (porch header / loft floor) (Available at Menards)
10 lbs 16 penny nails
2 lbs 3” deck screws
Part 3
26-2X4X8' (rafters)
2 pcs 4x8x7/16" O.S.B. (rafter plates)
6 - 2X4X12' (spacer perlins)
11-2x4x16' (roof perlins)
1 - 2x4x12' (roof brace)
5 - 2x4x10' (end-wall framing)
3 - 2x4x8' (end-wall framing
1 - 2x4x12' (end-wall perlins)
1 - 2x4x10' (end-wall perlins)
4 - 2x4x8' (end-wall perlins)
5 lbs 16 penny nails (framing)
3 lbs 8 penny nails (rafter plates)
Part 4
Roof and trim = (CHARCOAL Color)(crinkle texture)
16 pcs metal 66” (upper part of roof)
16 pcs metal 30” (lower part of roof)
4- 8’x3 ½” corners (Shed wall corners)
4-10’x3 ½” corners (ends of the roof)
6 pcs rat guard (bottom of sidewall metal)
8 pcs j-channel (around the doors)
5 pcs drip edge 4”x4” (bent for a 24/12 pitch) (roof eave)
5 pcs break trim 4”x4” (bent for a 10/12 pitch) (break between upper and lower roof)
3 pcs ridge cap (peak of roof)
1 bag of 2” Charcoal screws (250) (to fasten the roof metal)
1 bag of 1” Charcoal screws (250) (to fasten corners)
32 solid foam closures (under break trim and ridge cap)
1 - 4’x125’ roll of bubble-wrap (roofing underlayment)
Sidewall metal = (IVORY color)
2 pcs metal 120” (each side of garage door)
3 pcs metal 85” (each side of entry door)
14 pcs metal 83” (both sidewalls)
4 pcs metal 54” (2 center pieces on each gable end)
2 pcs metal 3’ (2 outer pieces on gable above porch)
2 bags 1” Ivory screws (500) (sidewall metal)
Garage door trim = white
1 pc 1 ½”x7”x10’ (hemmed on both sides) (bottom piece)
3 pcs 1 ½”x 4 ½”x10’ (sides and top pieces)
1 lb 1 ½” roofing nails (to nail trim on)
1 lb 1” white stainless steel trim nails (to nail garage door trim and seals)
Part 5
Deck
9 - 5 1/2 X 10’ treated decking
2lbs 2 1/2” deck screws
Loft
9- 5 1/2” X 10’ treated decking
Or 1 1/2 pcs 4’ X 8’ Advantech
2lbs 2 1/2” deck screws
8’ wide X 7’ tall Garage Door
2-7’ garage door seals
1-8’ garage door seal
Garage door latch
1-36” Entry door (left hand)
Doorknob/deadbolt combo
Pack of shims
2- 24” wide X 36” tall windows
1-18” wide X 24” tall (loft) window
1 lb 1 1/2 roofing nails
Secondary loft (light weight storage)
7-2x6x12’. (Loft Joists)
2-2x4x8’ (cut in 12” for blocks to support 2x6)
3 pcs 7/16” osb (Loft floor)
18- 7/16” h clips
1 lb 2 1/2” screws
1 lb 1 1/4”!screws
Electrical
3 single nail on boxes
2 light boxes
1 plug-in & cover
2 3way switches & 2 single covers
2 white lamp holders & bulbs
60’ 14-3 wire
10’ 14-2
Wire staples
MATERIAL LIST IS NOT GUARANTEED
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I loved it how dedicated and very good explanations are excellent job. Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤😊❤❤
This guy knows exactly what he's doing. Thanks for the videos I'm going to be putting up a 10 by 12 shed and I was looking for some good videos thanks again!
Thanks Kenny!
The music was a great touch. Good job
Jose from the philippines still watching... thank you...
You are a true craftsman amazing work.
Thank you!
Nice little trick at 8:25 for working by yourself
Loved the music choices!! Very nice build.
Thanks Gil!
Love you videos and instructions! Looking forward to watching the rest! I think I'll do my best to replicate your project in the spring
Thank you! You can watch all 5 parts of the shed build here ua-cam.com/play/PLcoTb0qwRA6kmuK6CFHsvR_Fa1oRSDgyf.html
You are so Smart like an artist!
Hello from Chile.....thanks for your videos...very good.
Wow. Great to hear from Chile! Thanks Jose!
Great video like always great looking shed so far I wish you lived closer to me so you could do some of my building look forward to the next one!
Thanks Scott!
@@MT_Homes When does part III come out?
Working on it now. Should be out today some time.
Молодец, хорошая работа💪👍👍👍😊
Awesome job. I like your videos very informative. I glad I found them. I hope to build a shed soon and you refreshed all the things I need to think about. One thing though, please stop standing on the top of those ladders! I see you have many sizes so please use the right one for each situation. A friend cause major brain injury because the ladder went out from under him. We need you safe to make more videos and your sweetheart needs a intact man around. Oh by the way. I liked the music. :-)
No drainage worries here ... perfect site.
You made it look easy, Good Job!
Thank you Dave!
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Awesome clips. Thank you 🙏
Dude sound like forest gump lowkey🤣...love the build
“Life is like a box of chocolates, ya never know what ya get”
Love the video. Doing this myself but much smaller scale. You are the man!!
You do great work 👍 However don't stand on the top of the ladder . Took 2 shoulder surgeries for me to figure that safety tip out. (I'm hard headed)
My granddad used to say “Nail it boy. It ain’t cabinet work.”
Craigslist Sales thats funny! We screw everything! My hubby hates nails!
Haha. Bet he was a cool fella, although I prefer to use screws.
Mine said nod your head and I'll hit it!
Right by himself. Not bad
you made that look easy
1 man job .. love it..
It should be called How to build a shed by myself. 😄
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Thanks for posting. Very helpful. One question for anybody: Aren't the porch posts relying on the sheer strength of a couple of screws to support the porch roof? Is that enough or should the posts be supported by blocks or cemented into the ground? Thanks.
Très bon travaille respect .
All I see is a good instructional how to build a shed Video great 👍🏻 But ! I have to point this out to you for safety reasons you standing on the very top of the ladder 🪜 please be safe and stop 🛑 that , It will be really sad finding out that you got hurt falling off a ladder, other than me pleading for you fallow safe practices, your video is appreciated great tutorials keep up the good work.
Nice! 💯
Thank you!
Awesome
So uh, I have a pit/dirt bike in my house cause I have no shed... think a 14yr old should be doing this lol I grew up in a alaskan village with limited resources, maybe I can do this I hope
One thing I'm interested is doing it alone....
In AUSTRALIA , or the north at least the white ants would have eaten that footing work on the third day. You would be in Jail by the time the walls were up. Great work for your area , Good job and nice finish .
To use the law of attraction to your advantage, make it a habitual way of being, not just a one-time event.
What did the truss say to the wall. Truss me everything is going be alright😂😂
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This is heaps good
great video, but not the music.
Hi... Great job on your shed. Question: Does the 12x24 dimension include the little porch or is that additional? Just checking to see how it would impact your materials list. Thanks again, and really looks great. We are going to build.
Thank you! The 12x24 includes the porch. So basically 12x21 plus a 3’ porch.
@@MT_Homes Oh okay... so I would need to adjust materials without the porch... Also, if you would, which company did you order your metal from? Thanks again!
Not sure if you saw my reply on your other comment but I would look for a metal supplier in your area. Most are locally owned. Basically a company that buys the metal in large rolls of flat coil and runs it through a machine to make custom length ribbed sheets and trim like I used.
@@MT_Homes they are few and far between... looked for hours yesterday bit thank you. I'll keep trying!!!
What general area are you in, if you don’t mind I ask?
I would've move the 2 beams closer to edge and place a 3rd in middle.
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Do I need to leave 1.1/2 inch space in all 4 corners ? Thanks for the video I’m trying to build 🫤 a 14x16 shed like yours
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I noticed you used screws when building the floor, but used nails when building the walls. Is there an advantage of one over the other? When is it best to use either screws or nails?
Screws are always better, but more expensive and time consuming. I always use screws in treated wood which is what the flooring structure is made of. Makes for a more solid floor and won’t rust like regular nails will. A cheaper option would’ve been to use galvanized nails of course.
@@MT_Homes Thanks for the reply. I like screws too and I don't mind paying the extra money for them. Still planning on a building, but I have a tendency to over analyze things. At a certain point I need to just do it.
What about hot dipped galvanized ring shank nails? I've got a 1,000 pack for my framing nailer and would like to use what I have on hand if possible. Think they will be sufficient?
Yes. They would be sufficient. Being ringshanked and galvanized, that would be the next best thing to using deck screws.
Would have loved for a material list and cost for this build
Partial material list is available in the video description. Hope to have the list fully completed in a couple of weeks. Total cost of materials was $3500.
Why do you use sometimes screws and sometimes nails?
I mostly used screws in the treated flooring framework. Makes for a solid floor.
What is the purpose of the perlins?
Cross members to fasten the metal to.
What’s the purpose of using purlins on the wall? I’ve only seen them used in roofing structures.
Metal is designed to be fastened to something perpendicular to the ribs. Since the ribs and the studs are both upright I needed Purlin cross members to fasten the metal to. 1/2” OSB would work as well.
Why didnt you level it after you nailed it to the floor?
If you are talking about the wall, I did level it.
What nail gun you use please
Max Super Framer. I really like it. Bostitch and Paslode are good as well.
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You forgot to glue in part 1
How much on material?
What was the investment to build your own shed like this I think I’m gonna do it now probably screw it up though LOL
For this 12x24 build materials cost me $3500. Patience is key.
What was your cost for materials?
$3500
when ever you set a board or wall ,to be "straight" you only worked on one end and worked your way down ,why....??
It’s much easier to pull a board to straight line because I have more leverage than i would if I nailed the ends first, then pulled the center to the line.
is the base attached to the bricks?
No, it is just sitting on them.
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approx cost??
$3500
Wish people would not have music on instructional videos.
esp the crappy music that everyone seems to use
What does it hurt
It's nice to have for when the content creator isn't talking. Guess you can't please everyone. 😢
I wish people where polite and not ass’s wail getting the education they where looking for for free
Wish people would not complain about free information
Size is this shed
12x24 including the 3’ porch
good video...get rid of the music
@6:17 only takes one time to stop nailing like that
I was looking for this comment. Nail bottom first, then take away finger. I’ve nailed thousands of studs, and I always get the occasional nail spike through a knot and upwards. Right where his finger is sitting lol. You’d learn quick after that.
I wondered about that. Glad you said something.
Thanks I didn’t even know about that nail spike . I want to build a shed soon. It’s good to know!
I was looking for that comment!!
Do do great work- I don’t like music - you keep us intertwined
Good video...music is aggravating as shit
This video would be 100xs better without the music
why does it have a porch...?? I guess if you got that kind of money to burn....millions of us are on unemployment ! must be nice!!
This shed was built in spring of 2019.
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