I Finished Framing My Storage Shed, Windows + Door Set
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Before using a product, I like to know that it is durable and able to withstand daily exposure until it can be covered.. In this video, I'll run through just how I built this little shed, but it gets better.. We're going to STRESS TEST ZIP System Sheathing and Tape to make sure it's good enough to use on projects.
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Screws in windows all day. You’ll never hit the window, and if there is ever an issue with moving the window you pull it out and make that change. No need for a nail bar and risking damaging the flange. We were given these as an option on site a few years back, and they just work so well.
You can just set set a nail and if it still needs adjustment just pull it off. For the hammer use a 16oz hammer personally I have a m4 Martinez with the ti4 titanium head hell of a hammer for window door installs.
We use 1-5/8 GRK pan heads and we are required to screw the tops here in north west Florida. Every other hole. No more than 8” out of the corners and off center.
Also our doors are screwed with 3-1/8 GRKs wood screws and we are required to use 14 minimum per sing door. 6 per side and 2 at the top, no more than 8” out of the corner.
I actually just built a shed a little bigger from saving leftovers from jobs I got 400 tied up in 6ft door an few small winders lol storage sheds are fun to build everyone pitched in an made a family project out of it! My wife can run a impact gun an screws better than some guys I work with!
Pops is a badass! As always, love the content and education you folks provide. Big inspiration for me. Started carpentry at 18, just turned 25. Wouldn’t have it any other way! Aloha guys 🤙🏽
Any advice for me?? I’m 25 and know nothing now. Did it with my dad 10-15 but he passed in 2012.. I want a job but don’t know enough
@@spartankiller4072 laborer. Work hard, learn as you go.
I agree, pan head screws for the windows are a must..
Your ole man is really agile . Years of practice no doubt..An interesting video would be about pops on how he started up until the present . Who knows!
Use screws as well for windows (& even on doors). There are some times we do fasten the top flange to the header, but usually the process we do is same as what saw here (as always, some times, gotta change up and roll with it; especially on remodels).
Great vid, enjoyed👍🏻
Looks good!! I really like watching people who take pride in their work and do things the right way.
Just put in some windows like 3 days ago ( we used nails, but that was because of the builder of the house). Rather uses screws.. anyways watched this video before doing those windows ( first time doing it ) and u couldn’t have helped me anymore, they were impressed with what happened and how it went so smoothly, thank you sir !
Nails all the way, they're flatter for the trim. Although if you ever hit a vinyl window with a waffle head in a midwest winter it would make you switch to screws pretty quick. At least a different hammer!
Looks like Makita "forgot" to add a blade guard to that circular saw! lmao
Mint little vid Matt cheers.
More window manufacturers are now requiring fasteners around the entire perimeter. Great channel.
As a professional window and door installation company, we only use pan head screws.
Side note, don’t drive the screw in too tight. Climate expansion and contractions can cause the vinyl to break.
We barely touch the screw head to the fin.
Love to see that advance sheeting practices. I’d recommend running the sheeting continuous to the roof then adding the overhangs on top
Ahh cutting the tails in the sun, under 118 degree weather in my case!! Awesome vid, you guys are awesome.
THIS is the video I needed to see. So many of my questions are answered, thank you.
I have a plan to build a studio like this in the backyard shop shed roof with a sleeping loft on one end and a small Kitchenette and bathroom under the loft sleeping quarters . Got some good tips 👍🏽
This is exactly what I need to do. Just smaller. Great motivation to get out and do it.
We use grk brand 2in cabinet screws since the heads seem to be the smallest profile
@@mikecousin8523 exterior and treated wood rated
Man, ive seen hammers and screw tips go thru new windows during installation. Nails have shear strength, screws have tensile...but glass would prob break before nails got pulled out anyway. Screws are still easier to install but more importantly to remove, because yes everyone one knows will surely someday die and somebody with a 'bag of hammers' will eventually have to come along and be given the choice to salvage or demolish. And when that time comes, might i suggest leaving time-capsuled notes within the framing studs along with your measurement notes and cut lines --inspired by things ive come across in older houses. To leave a business card wrapped around a copper waterline thru each cutout so the pipes never squeaked, to me, was genius.
Idk if hes new, but new guy seems like a hard worker! Thanks for the knowledge always.
In NZ we hang our windows from the inside the the out side, and nail or screw through the surround (come premade) instead of doing it after wards, probably do the same thing but just in a different way
Fox is a machine!
Also interesting to hear about sagging headers. It you were installing a “new” work window into a remodel with an old header, would you still skip screwing in the top screws?
It's perfectly fine to fasten the top nail flange when installing in an older building. Your logic is sound.
I've rarely seen a sagging header here. Once or twice in my lifetime and in a 80 or more yo house with a large opening. Bit we typically leave a 3/8 gap to top of door/windows to header frame
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MattBangsWood why dont anyone weare any ear protection??
Paps has got to have some stories from his time framing. Can we have an interview with him sometime about his history and how the business got started?
I work installing a lot of windows and we always use deck screws. They are 3 3/8 long so plenty of grab and water resistant so it won’t rust. We do this in commercial buildings though so I don’t know if it’s different for rough framing
Fox is such a fast and accurate nailer
we're still nailing our windows here in indiana
Have never heard to not screw/nail the top window flange. I can see the logic but reality in all these years never seen it happen.
Fox laying down cover fire, what a cool dude
Thanks for uploading, Matt. Very cool to see!
Great video, you guys work seamless together. Love your videos,
Did everybody forget their tape measure for this project lol
Cantilevers on the rake overhangs. Matt don't mess around. Things like that are why I am subscribed. No half-ass on this channel. :-)
Looks great! But why not cut your rafter tails and "ridge" if y will while on the saw horses? If walls are straight...fasha will b straight. Good job
Can you teach framing estimation from top to bottom?
Great video Matt! The storage shed looks awesome.
i was using galvanizes screws like drywall type ones for my windows
Greetings Matt. Watch your vids all the time ftom the Bahamas. Love the music also.
What is the name of the sound at 7.41 of this video?
Thank you very much.
Thanks for sharing bro
I build luxury barndominiums and we use self tapping screws for our windows. Though I never use the holes given for screws, I go through the vinyl itself. Was always told it held the window better.
Barndominiums? Also, I'd rather use the holes given as they were probably put there by the designer vs someone somewhere who told you something....
I think screws are the way to go, I shutter thinking about hammering a window.
Man, thank you for your time and this great tutorials! Keep going, dude!)
On the job I'm on they used ZIP System Sheathing with Dupoint for windows and Protecto Wrap for the bottom of the house. That shit doesnt stick good. In Orange County.
I saw a recent video where they coated the screws on the bottom window (the side no zip tape covered) with silicone. Thoughts? I know for showers I'd never screw/nail through the water proofing. Showers are a different beast though.
Why no blocking in the roof sheeting? Just curious for my current build.
Congratulations on 200k subs
Is there a reason for 10d (3" x 0.128") nails instead of 8d (2-1/2" x 0.113") for exterior wall sheathing?
When talking about hours, are they man hours or hours for the crew of 3?
Should there not be shims under the window sills?
Looks like new guns (not hitachi) you trying out? I use the paslode framemaster 100. Our headers dont sag as we use a KD hardwood much bigger than yours typically 170mm x 45mm. When we order our windows they come with a reveal (window jamb) attached and we nail through those into window frame. We dont use zip system here yet. Dryer climate 🇦🇺 we frame similarly to your guys only 3 x 11/2 framing
Those are pneutools sn2283h nail gun based off the old hitachi nr83a. I have one it’s a new gun but has that old school no recoil very smooth.
Matt, are there advantages to constructing a rake wall versus a typical horizontal top plate wall and 'angled criplle stud' section above it to achieve the same area of framing for the structure?
Fior this apoplication it would probably be fine to do it that way. But in residential construction that would create a hinge point, which is not allowed per CA building code (due to wind loading.) Should be framed continuous, regardless of shear play connecting the two pieces. Balloon frame rakes and gables, no hinge point.
Why don’t you guys put your plywood on before lifting wall??
great show, as always here...market rate guess...6,000 labor...3200 material
Behold the storm chaser
Can you provide a materials list and measurements?
I will say that after doing some windows with 1.5" ring shanks, I will be switching to screws and wont look back. Utter pain in the ass, particularly when the window has the integrated j-channel in the way.
👍Bang On!!!
The longevity of that stretch tape is what really has me curious.
used nails on mine and I have the same windows on my shed
Can you do a tour of your framing truck?
Got to love a shed that is built better than most homes. :)
Good video
Good thing Panella don’t do random dope testing
Matt, do you have any experience with steel frame residential framing and interior work?
Just curious how much where all the materials?
Awesome shed! What area of Oregon are you planning to live and work in? I lived in Santa Cruz for a few years and also live in Oregon/ Washington now. Zip works so good up here for reason you already understand all too well. Thanks for making the video's and best of luck once you travel north.
@6:57 SMOKO TIME x)
1 3/4” galvanized Roofing nails
45K shed with todays prices on lumber!!
I was once told that the reason for nails around the window was because of the shear strength of nails vs screws? Any truth to it? Or is it just preference? Either way that is one cool ass shed would be a sweet little wood shop shed just ad a split pack ac unit and your good to go. Great job Matt
@@bluebird5100 Warranty issue w mfr if you don't follow their installation?
How much shear strength do you need for a window, really? I mean, assuming you're not using drywall screws or putting in large bay windows?
Matt are you not heading to Oregon? Great work as always. Man your editing is awesome
Great video. Maybe in California, where it doesn’t rain much, those types of buildings are OK. In the northeast, those buildings don’t make any sense because they leave the front side completely exposed to weather. Personally,I think they are just about the ugliest type of building you could build.
California modern is a different style, that’s for sure.
I would assume that they don’t sell staple guns in California since they’re not code
That's a dope hat! Where can I get mine's.?
How do you install fascia at the gable ends to the front one
how come the rim joists/blocking on the front is protruding further out than the siding and not flush with the siding?
My thought also.But im guessing it's outside the wall surface as a nailer for soffit. But I think if it was on the top plate it will help tie in rafters that seem to just ride over plate no birdmouths or level cut.But im old and retired learning new stuff all the time.Great channel though.Watching for year at least.
Matt can you do a video on nail guns NR83 NR91 and Japanese hitachi vs Chinese?
Japanese is better. Chinese is newer.
BANGS more money in doing your own developments
Why have you used the thicker Zip on the walls? Tx
love u guys
Would you think drywall screws are good to use?
Why not caulk the bottoms?
ITS MING
Ik this is random but I love construction but 1 thing i hate about it is heights like bruh im scared idk y maybe bc im only 15 or another reason maybe because I have TERRIBLE BALANCE
Why such short saw horses. Seems hard on a back
Good job, now lumber prices are again acceptable. When you starting working on paused projects?
How much are 2x4x8 in your area
@@HardHeadMilitary I am in Europe, we build with brick and concrate :) but here also prices goes up by 30%.
Hoodies in California? August?
Why don't you guys just cut the rafters tails on the ground instead of doing it while on the topplate
Sometimes it’s just faster to have them long and you just run a chalk line when it’s placed and cut it from there. And you you’ll know I each one will be perfectly in line.
Are we going to see the rest of the other shed build you started?
I ended up being out of town when that place got wrapped up. I'll share something from it soon.
Nail the shit out of it basically lol 😂 4:20 then click 5:17
Screws for windows
Porter cable nailer?
With that kind of space, you can charge $2k for rent in Cali...lol
Wat are the shoes 👞 u perfer to wear framing?
If not Zip sheathing, what would you use ?
Osb
How tall are the walls?
You can rent this out for about $1600 a month with the housing crisis going on there.