How to build a Gable Shed Roof // Can't be that hard, right?
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Today I'll show you the easiest method I can think of to build a Gable style shed roof that looks great and is strong to boot!
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What a great tutorial. This is the first video of yours that came up on my feed. Going to find some of your others now for more pointers.
Looking pretty good! Love the contrast.
Thanks, I do too. I wanted something classic looking
That's a nice-looking shed. Hi Dad.
Thanks! I'll pass it along
Hey Jesse, another great shed build. Unfortunately there are about a million videos on it. What there isn’t many of, are a small generator shed. I understand it’s a miniature shed, but with fans, soundproofing, vents and a hatch to open top and sides would be great.
Thanks, and you're right. Unfortunately I don't have a generator nor do I know of anybody, so I can't show it. I'd love to though
"Just a shed"? No sir. It is proof to the world that you are the best craftsman that ever existed. There is no compromise. Build it better than the home you live in. If you don't, you will regret it for the rest of your life. Overbuilt will give you an incredible ego boost. Plywood not osb. Build it proud. We have enough regrets in life. Don't let it be your beloved shed.
haha at the end of the day it is "just a shed" but that doesn't mean I don't want it to be strong, just that I can take a couple liberties and it'll last just fine because I'm not worried about people inhabiting it. But you are correct, I subscribe to overbuilt rather than under and I'm proud to show people. Thanks for watching!
Does it matter the length of the middle 2x4 the center beam (2x6) rests on?
Execelente video el mejor que e visto no se cómo escribir en ingles pero está muy bien explicado gracias por compartir con nosotros qué dios te bendiga ❤
No hay problema, solo uso el traductor de Google para leer y responder. Me alegro mucho que te guste
Any precautions for rain during the building? Will it damage anything
The depends on how much rain you get and for how long it will be exposed. It rained on and off for a couple weeks while building and for the most part it was small showers which were ok. I'd just go outside and sweep off any standing water. But there were a couple times where we had long overnight rains and I covered it in tarps because after all the small showers, I think I was pushing it. The most important part is drying it off as quickly as possible and not leaving it wet.
Now that you're movin' and groovin' can't you just come to the Flora Bama area and build mine? 😂
I'm not moving right now lol I filmed these all at once and edited after the surgery, I currently have a cast on right now as I type this and you'll actually see it in the last shed video because I filmed the outro yesterday lol So I can't come build anything right now lol You've got it!
@JessedoesDIY I feel ya. Getting ready to do something about my right heel. Hurts like heck. Happy recovery!
Why skip roofing felt when using 3-tab shingles?
Because I've done it before and never had an issue on a shed, but mostly I could only buy an amount to do about 8 of these sheds locally, and I couldn't find anybody selling leftovers
u used a chop saw too.....still like the shed
I did, but only because it was faster and repeatable. You could still very easily keep using the circular saw or even a jigsaw. Glad you like it though
you should be a building trades instructor, you explained it so even my beer soaked brain could understand, cheers
The best comprehensive simple shed build video that i have seen! Thanks!
Birdseye cut makes a stronger hold and ties walls and roof together so I don't agree with you that a Birdseye cut is not necessary
I usually do overhangs on my roofs, but this looks nice on a shed. Looks good 👍
Hi been watching this series and how tall is ridge post you made? Would love to know the details
The most cleared non confusing diy shed video! Awesome thanks so much for all your videos. God bless you Jesse.
Thanks very much, I'm glad you enjoy and learn from it.
Glad to see your work again! U should be working in our high school shop classes. Helping our children with tricks of the trade
Well technically I'm in a cast as I type this. I filmed all of these in advance. Cast come off Sept. 24 then I'm in a boot but at least then I'll be up and moving. I'd probably actually enjoy that, but I have no training for teaching in school.
Wow great detail and well described video. Just wondering the reason not to overhang on any side. Usually the front and rear have over hang so rain stays away from the structure. Than you for sharing and creating the video for all to see.
Thank very much, glad you liked it! The overhangs can just trip people up on finishing it all out, I've seen it, I was trying to keep it as simple as possible. Thanks for watching
What did you use for trim?
Said in the video as I went
I love how most creators answer the same questions 100 times in the comments...even when it's outlined in the video. But this man says "go watch, bro." 😂 And I would do the same. Nobody got time for all that.