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Thanks so much!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Will definitely get there at some point 😂

Had to train myself 😂

What a good quote!

Thank you!

Thanks for all the help! I’d be lost without Him. 🙏🏻

@@thegentryjourney Amen to that brother!

You’ve seen it here first 😂😂

So question, is there a way that I can make it work without the gap? Or should I be redoing it. Will it make a difference if I’m painting it, or no matter what it’ll ruin over time?

@@thegentryjourney the concern is the edge sitting in water and rotting out. I don't think you could get enough paint up under it to prevent it anyways, so if I was you, since rotted out T1-11 is so easy to replace in 5-10 years when needed, I'd probably go the easy route and go in there with your oscillating multitool/ saw to cut the gap just around the cinder blocks so they're just not touching. If you did end up pulling it out, I'd put some right angle flashing behind/under the T1-11 to protect the floor system from seeing daylight in the gap, but I don't think you could get flashing up and behind it without tearing it off at this point. And we're talking about a shed, so low stakes.

Amazing! Thank you so much! If I can get away with doing the saw and taking some out of it I’ll probably end up doing that. Really appreciate the advice

I’ll research that and put it on there, thank you!

I love this comment! Thank you so much! I figure the more I mess stuff up the more I’ll help people along the way 😂😂

@@thegentryjourney exactly how it works!

😂😂 I feel that in my bones lol. I got a concrete quote for the house recently and I about fainted

I totally agree! I have to buy a safe to keep my receipts in because I have 3 young kids who love to rip things up 😂😂

😫😫 this would have saved me so much trouble. It’ll save me a lot of hassle once I start the house build! Thank you!

@@thegentryjourney You're welcome.

Learned that the hard way 😂

🫡🫡 all I can do it’s salute because ain’t no way I’d be finishing that roof 🤣

I’m working on finishing it in the next couple of days actually! As long as I don’t run into any bumps in the process lol

Thank you! I’ve never built anything like this before so it’s definitely been a learning experience. Another person commented that I should have staggered the OSB for the floors instead of how I did it and they were right. Some of the spots are sagging just a bit

It’s amazing that you caught that, he was coming back, but I couldn’t show what happened… 🫡

Thanks so much!! This comment made me laugh 🤣. I have a to do a chicken coop too, any tips? I think being able to say I built that is so cool and love ones will be proud of you for providing for your family! Super rad, love to see it!!

@@thegentryjourney make sure everything is SQUARE AND STRAIGHT. not saying I did that. But it definitely helps with the build the further you go

I can’t shake that sensation that I’m gunna just slide right off!

$300 for a pair of boots!! I just looked them up, it looks like you can stick to a vertical wall in those things 😂

Four it is then! The closer to flat the better for me 😂

When I watch videos for people installing roofs, these guys are just skating up there all comfortable. My legs won’t work up on this 6/12 pitch 😅😂

i can walk a 9/12 when its at the decking. If its deteriorated asphalt shingle thats a different story. But i use a valley if there is one to walk it. Cause boards take time to setup and move

Totally true, something I still have to do. I left space to install it, even though it’ll be out of order 😅😅

You ain’t lying 😂😂😂

Thanks so much!!

I’m just now seeing this comment, sorry! Am I gunna die 😂?!

From the bottom of my heart, thank you!!

I haven’t installed that yet, I really need to 😂. I’m thinking about what type of material I want to use for it

​@@thegentryjourney should definantly do facia befor metal roof. Soffit too if your adding it. Makes it easier

Thanks!!

Thanks! I think everyone can tell I struggle with all these different terms for things 😂. Any advice on the best way to frame them?