ATTIC STORAGE: How to Build it
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Oh man - I had to create a new access hatch in the hallway of my 1960 house, because the original was in a small closet and had a roof truss above it and offset 250 mm from the center line, meaning you had to be a contortionist to get into the roof space. Add in the typical shallow-pitch roof of these Kiwi houses and the only place you can sit upright is in the middle. Every time I have to go into the roof space (upgrading the existing lights to recessed LEDs), I am forever thankful I did this 14 years ago!
Thank you Scott for the information on the track saw, very helpful.
Your Videos are always great!! Thanks Scott!
Essential Craftsman has some good tips on making friends and working alone! Great vid!
Just a guy in the U.S.A. finding your video. Watched a couple and they are very cool. Keep it up and thank you for the pleasant surprise.
You scared the *** out of me 2 times, first time in the intro where i tought you were falling trough the roof and a second time withe the kickback of the track saw. Great video again mate!
Only two friends...! I was about to offer me up as friend, then you managed with a screw and a scrap piece of wood...! Great vlog. Working and vlogging works for you...!
Thanks Scott. Now the wife wants one, good thing it's hot in Arizona and this can wait till winter.
Lol
Very cool Scott, we have an old house with a nice high roof Apex and I'm going to sus out using a part of it as a loft. Really will depend on what's there. But being on the end of the house it won't have power, water or air conditioner vents.
Really like your channel as it's down to Earth and non-carpenters like myself can follow along easily.
Great video. That light panel looks so useful and gives so much light. Never seen anything like that. Guess I will have to start looking.
You can also get those light panels in false ceiling tile size to replace the fluorescent tube fittings.
Clean work as usual👍
Heckin amazing, love the content
That rat trap... makes this such a real experience. Thanks not editing that out. (And yes, I've spent way too much time in an attic with rats...) Cheers, man!
Hey Scott just got back from New Zealand, whilst driving around Auckland I did look out for your van...Lol...did not see you though. A shame but never mind hey. Spent most of my time around Blockhouse Bay. Keep up the good work I am learning lots from you thank you 👍
weird i done this exact job for a customer today n come across this totally random .....john from scotland ....great vids scott picked up few good tricks for jobs from your vids . your veiwers and yourself might also enjoy finish carpentry he's a decent chippy n also has some good ideas thanks again for the vids
Good stuff dude! Looking at doing this at my house. Cheers for the video.
Awesome video like usual!
Demolishing that nice big spiders home @ 1:36. 😅
Great video as usual Scott
👍🇬🇧
scott brown carpentry i just picked up this saw also on amazon prime, they had for 30 dollars cheaper than there regular price USA from 419.00 down to 389.00 + tax, saw systainer and 55 inch track not a bad deal. thanks for the tips yes cheaper than festool and good quality tool also.
This is so nice!
Use white, LED Christmas lights in the attic space. It will distribute the lighting more evenly, be a lot cooler, and take up less space as you can staple them to the peak areas of the attic space and you will never have to replace them. You can get them on clearance, the day after clearance at our nearest department store.
Good stuff, been eyeing up track saws, need a plane and a tablesaw first though...
Great video enjoyed it 🤗
Thank you., I’ve been wondering if a battery track saw will suit my purpose (trimming doors)... sounds like it will! Now I just have to decide if I actually need it. I’m a bit like Cameron in that I collect tools cause I’d rather have it than not if I actually need it,
I’m not a builder but I’m a mechanic in training, and your videos are very satisfying to watch and they are relaxing and just a nice way to wind down the day. Thank you for going through the extra effort during your job to make these videos
Hey scott just want to say love the vids and keep it up
Oof! Them knees. Pads ma man. Easier here in the UK. Weather a tad colder. Long pants. Your vids are relaxing as one of your good viewers mentioned. Top man 👍🏽
That is a lot of work. Must’ve taken you all morning 😉
It turned out it was an exciting episode after all.
Hey Scott, can you make video about saws kick back and safeties. Keep up the great videos!
thanks for the link to piranhatools, mate
No problem
The plumber is going to appreciate you when it comes to replacing that hwc!
Plumber, Shmlumer!
Ahh very cool. I guess do you know where to look or what terms to search for in order to find out if your attic can support converting into a loft?
I have a 1965 home and figured it should be fine but I don’t even know who to ask when it comes to determining is this is even a safe idea for our tiny home
Hey Scott keep up the good video
Hey Scott When u getting merch
I was 1000th like. I feel privileged
One of my Makita guide rails has a couple of curved battle scars from unexpected kick back. Seriously squeaky bum time when that happens. Don't know if it's worse when you're a lefty like me. Great video again.👍
Same here, only it's the Bosch version, after seeing the Aluminium on the track get destroyed in a split second I am very careful using it now, I think you tend to get a bit lazy with a tracksaw as you feel safer having the track, Nah just as dangerous
Nice bit of work mate,yip attic spaces can be darn hot matey keep drinking the beer oh i mean't water.
steven o neill That's why you do it in winter if you can and early in the morning before it has a chance to heat up.
How has this got 290k views and only 3k likes. Thanks for uploading mate 👌🏻 enjoying all your vids.
With Ryan's ruclips.net/user/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
Excellent SBC.. where are the boys’? 😁😎
Nice all blacks shirt! PS. can you do a multi-tool tips and tricks vid bro?
Would love to see some Hilti tool reviews! Please
4:30 Awesome literally just commented the other day on your reclaimed timber wall video asking what kind of line that was. :)
Man kickback can be scary. Happened the other day when I was gang cutting some studs. Be safe brother, keep up the great vids!
Nice intro! :)
Nice
I haven't been disappointed yet. 10sec later also most losses finger. Lol
Bravo 👍👍👍👍
If you want to improve extraction in your track saw, put the tape on blade cover where is hole for blade screw.
The only none carpentry tool I use quite regularly is a bottle jack they’re brilliant for using as a temporary joist whilst you’re replacing one or whatever
I got the idea from tom silva
can you make an episode about the light? any clue how it's built?
Plunge saw or cordless rip saw I'm a apprentice here in the UK and not sure which one would be better I do quite a bit of roofing and framing
Did you finally upgrade to that new impact driver?
holy shit Scott. I need to get one of those art light panel thingy. Does it have anything on it to tell you where I can get one??
Nice work! You don’t find any signs of condensation under that ply? Looks like it has a potential to become a vapor barrier.
What mm ply did you use for the flooring?
Those floor (ceiling) joists are 2x4 - is that ok for weight bearing?
god video god job.,.,beautil.,.,chanel gretings from argentina broo
Cheers bro
I thought that the ceiling piece was going to fall down and you were going to stick your head through and say “Scott Brown here “.
"in today's exciting episode...."
What thickness plywood have you used here? Looks like 18mm
I really need to get around to putting in some decent attic stairs instead of using the dodgy ladder thing in our roof... and get a cordless tracksaw! Great vid.
I put in one similar to this vid a couple of years ago.
@@TakamiWoodshop Putting in one of these would take away the "secret" feeling of the one we have though.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL not secret anymore, SBC has 50k subs.
@@TakamiWoodshop Yeah but only you and I are reading the replies to my comment... surely... damn 6 thumbs up.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Scott reads every comment...secret has been revealed to two additional people already and I'm sure he'll tell Paerau and Kam. 👀
That Hilti Kuga stalking you at 3:26. Find some other coattails to ride!
Just wondering if this works the same with a metal frame?
Hi Scott, just stumbled across your videos. Thinking of doing an attic space just wondering why you went for plywood and not yellow tongue particleboard? Cheers
Yellotongue slots together. This means if you ever have to take one board out to access cables you have to take out every board on the tongue side of that board too.
The other thing is plywood is cheap in NZ compared to yellowtongue.
Tape up the hole in the side of your plunge saw for better dust extraction.
I no this could be a stupid question but I’ll ask anyway...... when you cut the ladders to suit the height how did you no what angle to cut them to so accurately?
What are the best and worst options?
I laid a lot of ply in my roofspace as well,but didn't have a ladder access hatch; used the regular manhole. Constantly climbing in and out of the ceiling with narrow pieces of ply was about as fun as it sounds.
You do installs in Auckland?
Hi Scott, when you scribed the feet to the floor did you use the level in that position to determine the length of the long point?
Followed by the bevel to give the actual scribe?
Thanks for sharing.
Yeah exactly, I set my angle off the stair treads as well
@@ScottBrownCarpentry ohh ofcourse stair treads are parallel to the ground. Thanks for that mate.
Was hiding roof access in cupboards a trend in NZ in the 90s or something? Getting into our roof space is via a hidden hole like that, except its put right at the edge of the house so you have to go up & bend lest you want to scone your head on the roof going up. Suffice to say I went up once, and haven't bothered going up again ;-)
Lol I see it a lot too, strange
So I'm guessing the Mardi Gras is the equivalent to bunnings in NZ? Pink timber? 😜 Explain the colour of the timber pls.
Awesome content brother. Keep them coming!
Hey Scott quick question why are those peace’s of wood red I’m from the US and I have never seen red wood
Its a system for indicating the type of rot & termite proofing - also comes in blue - so when you cut off the bit with the printed information on it you can still prove you used the good stuff and not just junk termite fodder.
Lol pink 2x4 just curious where did you get Them ? Did you paint them pink??
I had the makita tracksaw first and bougt the festool a year later. There is a big difference in how nice it works a cuts, the soft start is really nice because it reduces kickback a lot. My makita kicked back quite a few times, it didnt have the soft start. But i agree, they are expensive...
Where can i find that light or what is it called.
Da man bro
What color roof is best for resale?
This is exactly what I want to do for my attic. I didn't realize they had pre-built ladders, of course they do. I'll definitely be adding this to my to do list
Have you done it ?
Can you add a link to episode 70?
If you ever need an apprentice...... I’ll put my hand, I’ll fly to New Zealand 🇳🇿 if I have too!
Im dying to learn more carpentry
Can you show me???
I have been looking forward to this video Mr. SBC, lovely like always. Quick question, how come you nailed the beams together but screwed the plywood down? As always, cheers from Holland
I'd presume because people are going to be walking on the plywood and overtime it would squeak and come lose by the nails, especially with the heat up in the attic, screws just make it stronger and bite on more?
@@cuffy7192 I would have just nailed that down with ribbed decking nails in my paslode which would be more than suitable. Shouldn't be much traffic up in that roofs space at all. My guess would be builders preference.
Kiwi Bird that’s a good point - ribbed nails are really good especially with a nail gun
B Creative Galvanised ribbed nails?
I screwed the plywood so you can access any point under the platform . Just for cables and stuff . Thanks for watching as always!
Nice but you should always use tounge n cheek flooring inside of just sheets of ply
What camera do you use
Hi Scott, recent subscriber and tradesman from the UK, been binge watching your videos recently -- always interesting to see construction norms across the world. I bought my festool tracksaw second hand a little over a year ago and it's probably the wisest tool purchase I've ever made. I had the chance to use a workmates makita tracksaw on site and while there's not really much difference between the two I found the festool to be much more convenient in use. The depth stop on the festool is much better than the makita and I found the dust extraction was better too. Definitely agree with you on the price though, the makita rails can be used with the festool tracksaw and are about half the price of the festool rails. Not sure what prices are like in NZ but festool tools are a considerable price gap higher than makita dewalt etc.
Been really enjoying your stuff since I've stumbled across your channel, thanks for the videos!
Check out the Mafell, dude.
I will charge more when working under subfloors or gab btw roofing and ceiling....
Hey, does it matter if the support beams are horizontal or vertical?
No mate it doesn’t. As it’s only a walk space and low weight storage space. Have 16” spacing and it will be ok
How thick is the plywood? Thanks!
That's what I was wondering too!
I always feel with the track saw it's a precious tool that I setup for on saw stools like that with a big stack of ply. Or get out to cut some decking ends off etc.
So I dont mind it being corded.... and i use it most of the time with a vacuum that is plugged in and it plugs to the vacuum anyway.
The blade is so wide it makes a tonne of dust with no vacuum
I use mine for so much one of my favorite tools. With a diamond blade I use it to cut Linea weatherboard expecially useful for gable end cuts.
@@kiwibird8441 yea I guess it would be good for dust extraction on those products.
Like your work Scott, very inspirational. I’m a keen DIY’er but have picked up a good deal from your shows.
why wouldnt you lay down the insulation flat first and THEN put the wooden supports for the floor on top??
Is the ink line any better than the good old chalk line?
The chalk line is more versatile I recon
Can u suggest some one who can do this work in attic for me.in Houston texas
Congraits on 48k subs you deserve it love you work keep it up mate
Thank you man
At 1:34 I totally thought that was some kind of freaky New Zealand spider on the joist.
Look up Huntsman spider...
I know what I would be doing up there
Hahaha good man its the one to tick off for sure
Same 😂
whats the deal with the pink framing - is it just preservative?
I want to buy a 18v drill and impact driver set and a circular saw. I would buy Makita but it’s too expensive so it is either between DeWalt and Bosch. Which one would you recommend?
Personally between those two brands I'd go for Bosch.
DeWalt has loads of power but Bosch is better made, sovtake your pick.
I work with a guy who has dewalt and it seems to be pretty reliable
If you're only a casual home handyman and on a strict budget just get the Ozito 3 or 5-piece set.
Haven't tried either sorry. Maybe check the tool range of each and decide based on the tools you might need
The makita track saw just needs a riving knife for those thicker cuts. I herd from a bloke they couldn’t add it to the saw due to festtool putting a patient on it, don’t know if it’s true or not. On another subject matter, what’s your thoughts on the new 2019 Milwaukee tools releases.
I saw some of the Milwaukee line up on Instagram and that 18 gauge finishing gun looks awesome
Excellent video! There's nothing like working for yourself, you get to take your time and do it right. No boss over your head telling you to skip certain steps to make it faster! Can't wait till I get my truck and open up my own small handyman business.