I've watched quite a few DIY scaffolding videos. Most are good. But this is exactly the kind of scaffolding I need for a similar project. I appreciate the useful tips in the comments as well. Great job. Thanks.
If the joists from the sides and center ledger are only connected to the posts with screws, be aware of the sheer strength of those fasteners; live load from multiple people, tools, and material add up. Consider upgraded fasteners, or add brackets or blocking, maybe jack studs sistered to the posts under the joists like door framing under a header, etc.
Agree, I should have mentioned that this scaffolding is built more or less just to hold me + some power tools + some few roofing tiles. The screws are quite brittle (compared to nails or brackets).
Great to hear! I find so much useful stuff on RUclips myself, and it makes me very happy if my content can be of use to you 😊 Good luck with your project!
I have a Kiddy wamp covered Stairway to an upper duplex apartment. The roof is SHOT, the facia is SHOT from the leaking and the angles on the 1 to 2 STORY roof are horrendous/Dangerous to crawl on a roof for. This Video gave me the confidence I had back in the 80's to reroof like I did back then! Thank YOU !!! This by far is the BEST!!!
Haha, this was really creative. you got me laughing when the cat came to approve the build 🤣 And the text going up and tilt... nice touch! Really love the old style on your house. Looks so nice with the slate on the roof. Well done my friend, well done
Thank you Mr. Hansen 😊 It was a fun video to make, made on impulse. I am not used to record outdoors, so I needed to challenge myself and get some practice. Learning by doing 😋 And - of course I had to include Rocky (our cat) since he dropped by, he was the only one showing any interest in my work while I was doing it 😅
Great idea, but could you have added an L-bracket to the side of the house on each side to attach the scaffolding to? It's a more permanent solution that could be used as often as you need to get back up there again.
Absolutely possible, but I did not want to have any "trace" of the scaffolding after I was done. Having a lot of sticking out from the wall will not be very pretty 🥴
Thanks 🙂 It's 15x1500x750 oiled plywood, typically used as panels for concrete formwork. They are not very expensive, and they can handle some rainy days - and even some days with snow 😁
I'm a bit late to the party, but a great video again from you. One note is that the regulations also require a kick board, which is a board that covers from the base of the walking level and up 15-20cm that will prevent you from accidentally putting your foot out into the air/slipping off the scaffolding. not usually a problem from that height, but not a bad idea to have in any case. Anyway, the cat approved, so you're good to go.
Same here - we are finally done with snow and cold weather here in Norway, summer is just around the corner 😎 Ahh, to many projects going on here 😋 I have two remaining rooms in the basement of my house I need to get done (that will be off camera), several motorcycle projects and I have a lot of improvements to my garage / workshop. I have currently a list of 20 projects that I have planned to make video of, and the list is constantly growing 😅
@@kihestad all sounds great we recently moved to Devon our house needs lots of maintenance even though it's only 25 years old, the people who lived here were not well so much work was neglected especially at the higher levels.
Hi there good video but you left out an important detail. The most important nail is the one that goes through the centre of the X where the two cross braces come in contact!
Great point! Did I really forget to mention that! 🤔 It's just incredible how much stiffer it gets when the diagonal support arms are joined in the middle 👍
I don't know what that is, is it a website? Written instructions can be very good, but it can be tedious to get through them (I am not taking about my own experience 😂)
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I've watched quite a few DIY scaffolding videos. Most are good. But this is exactly the kind of scaffolding I need for a similar project. I appreciate the useful tips in the comments as well. Great job. Thanks.
Glad you found it useful 👍
If the joists from the sides and center ledger are only connected to the posts with screws, be aware of the sheer strength of those fasteners; live load from multiple people, tools, and material add up. Consider upgraded fasteners, or add brackets or blocking, maybe jack studs sistered to the posts under the joists like door framing under a header, etc.
Agree, I should have mentioned that this scaffolding is built more or less just to hold me + some power tools + some few roofing tiles. The screws are quite brittle (compared to nails or brackets).
Good advice. When my bum is on the line!
Awesome video that will help with building scaffolding for my shed roofing project.
Great to hear! I find so much useful stuff on RUclips myself, and it makes me very happy if my content can be of use to you 😊 Good luck with your project!
This was great! I love the humor with the intro and the Quality Control too! Both informative and entertaining! 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video. Even better editing. Thanks for spending the time it takes to do that type of stuff!
Thanks a lot, glad you liked it 😊
Nicely done 👍 And great editing too. Really enjoying your projects. Thanks for what you're doing 🍻
It is my pleasure, it makes me happy that you enjoy my videos! 😊
thank you for sharing this .I am definately going to build this so my son and I can finish our house.
Great, glad if some of my tips can be useful 👍
I have a Kiddy wamp covered Stairway to an upper duplex apartment. The roof is SHOT, the facia is SHOT from the leaking and the angles on the 1 to 2 STORY roof are horrendous/Dangerous to crawl on a roof for. This Video gave me the confidence I had back in the 80's to reroof like I did back then! Thank YOU !!! This by far is the BEST!!!
Huhu, sounds like you have a challenge ahead of you 😬 Glad to hear my tips can be useful! Be careful and good luck with your project!
love your editing creative ideas ... and that you DIY as much as possible...
Thanks, very happy to hear that 😊
Beautiful house! I have a quality control feline myself! Great job 👍
Thanks 😊Always nice to get help ensuring the quality is decent 😁
Great editing 👍
I'm replacing the fascia board around a friend of mine's mother's home this helps me a bit thank you
Thanks 🙂 Learning by doing, still a lot to learn but also a lot to do 😋
Cheers brother, great info and video
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
thank you i planing to work on my roofneed to build a wood scaffolding
My pleasure! Good luck with your project! 👍😊
thnak you . if doing roofing . this is good.
Haha, this was really creative. you got me laughing when the cat came to approve the build 🤣 And the text going up and tilt... nice touch! Really love the old style on your house. Looks so nice with the slate on the roof. Well done my friend, well done
Thank you Mr. Hansen 😊 It was a fun video to make, made on impulse. I am not used to record outdoors, so I needed to challenge myself and get some practice. Learning by doing 😋
And - of course I had to include Rocky (our cat) since he dropped by, he was the only one showing any interest in my work while I was doing it 😅
cool intro!
It's fun to try out stuff 😊
Loved your quality control...awesome dude :D
Thanks 😊
you did a great job creating this video
Thank you! 😊
Great idea, but could you have added an L-bracket to the side of the house on each side to attach the scaffolding to? It's a more permanent solution that could be used as often as you need to get back up there again.
Absolutely possible, but I did not want to have any "trace" of the scaffolding after I was done. Having a lot of sticking out from the wall will not be very pretty 🥴
Nice work, and fun video editing too.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
very nice, wood scaffolding can be very effective
Thanks 👍 yes, it works pretty well for a small shed like this
Double ha. What a great video. What did you use for the board walk?
Thanks 🙂 It's 15x1500x750 oiled plywood, typically used as panels for concrete formwork. They are not very expensive, and they can handle some rainy days - and even some days with snow 😁
I'm a bit late to the party, but a great video again from you. One note is that the regulations also require a kick board, which is a board that covers from the base of the walking level and up 15-20cm that will prevent you from accidentally putting your foot out into the air/slipping off the scaffolding. not usually a problem from that height, but not a bad idea to have in any case. Anyway, the cat approved, so you're good to go.
Aha, good to know 👍 Thanks for the tip! The cat must have missed it 😁
Great video INTRO
I'm glad you like it 😊
Thank you 💕😊
I am glad if you found it useful 👍
@@kihestad Hi just waiting for the summer to turn up so that I can get going... what projects are you planning for this summer.
Same here - we are finally done with snow and cold weather here in Norway, summer is just around the corner 😎 Ahh, to many projects going on here 😋 I have two remaining rooms in the basement of my house I need to get done (that will be off camera), several motorcycle projects and I have a lot of improvements to my garage / workshop. I have currently a list of 20 projects that I have planned to make video of, and the list is constantly growing 😅
@@kihestad all sounds great we recently moved to Devon our house needs lots of maintenance even though it's only 25 years old, the people who lived here were not well so much work was neglected especially at the higher levels.
@@cedroncaine4450 Aha, good luck with your renovation project!
Your lumber quality is better than the U.S.
Quality can vary over here as well 🙄
Fin video. Knelist :)
Takk, vi er enige! 😊
Thanks
Hope it was useful 😊
@kihestad yes very helpful. Thanks
Hi there good video but you left out an important detail. The most important nail is the one that goes through the centre of the X where the two cross braces come in contact!
Great point! Did I really forget to mention that! 🤔 It's just incredible how much stiffer it gets when the diagonal support arms are joined in the middle 👍
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I've heard good feedback about the woodglut instructions.
I don't know what that is, is it a website? Written instructions can be very good, but it can be tedious to get through them (I am not taking about my own experience 😂)
Woodglut site has a virus ....be warned. It's a McAfee that's difficult to remove.
W intro
I spent some time making that intro, it was not very difficult to make actually 😏😊
Now you have confused me . Is it 2x4 or4x2 ?
Ahh, it's definitely 2 by 4 - or opposite 😆
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That was a lot of thumbs 🤩
I thought zoolander was building a scaffolding
Zoolander is my brother from another mother 😅😂
I know Woodglut has the best woodworking plans.
I think someone else also mentioned Woodglut, I have no idea what it is 🤔
@@kihestad It's spam. No idea if it's a real site at all, but I see these kinds of spam comments on almost every diy video.
Aha, good to know.
Woodglut site has a virus ....be warned. It's a McAfee that's difficult to remove.
Thank You 👍
Hope u found it useful 😊
@@kihestad- Very ! Thank You 👍
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