@@javybavyHomey:Youz a trip!!! 😜🤪😜🤪😜! Love it, when people can have a great sense of humor. You remind me of somebody else, that's like you:ME!!! Have a great weekend!
Have watched this several times and just figured out that you are left handed. Interesting to watch another left hander work with a left hand assembly mindset and approach. I’m building a 10x12 shed right now and ready to start the roof. Good video. Thanks
Gonna use a few of the techniques I found in this video. For my needs I’m going to incorporate a roll up door, work/gardening bench and windows. Solar panels for power in the shed in the winter evenings when the sun only stays around part-time! 😁 Thx for sharing! 👍
I built the same size with also 8/12 pitch. I added a window beside the offset double doors. My neighbors that bought the pre built sheds already wish they had more loft space. Great videos!
Excellent craftmanship, well thought out . I built one 16 X 12 .Mine was for more of a work shop. Still nice size, BUT ,after the tables were built and tools brought in , wished I'd built it alot larger. Even 16 X 24 .No room to store 48" lawn mower .
I completely understand. I think I will always want a bigger shed or workshop :) We built the biggest shed we could build without needing to mess with permits. It's also the biggest shed we could put in the area we had available. If we run out of room we'll sell some stuff. LOL
And just think:If you built one of these babies, with a bit of indoor work, you could have a rental place for someone to live in. That's more money in your pocket!
Great video, my only concern is rot and wind. I was planning to build mine on a concrete pad to get it off the ground. The second thing is storms, where I live high winds have lifted unsecured sheds like yours and deposited them on the street.
This is amazing. So helpful to see every step. And so entertaining the way you did the time lapse with all the sounds sped up and everything included. Love it!
Ryan Bowling - You're right, we are not professionals. We are DIYers and we built it ourselves. We weren't interested in paying more than twice the price for a shed that was slapped together in a half a day. It takes time to build it right.
This was awesome. Thanks for filming and sharing. One question. I noticed you didn’t use a ridge beam for the rafters, nor did you use a horizontal piece that completes a truss. Is this a common practice in shed building? What is this roofing style called? I like how simple it is and allows you to to build a second level of storage. Interested in doing the same but wondering how strong it is? I see you used some sort of hurricane ties or something similar? Any information is appreciated!!
This roof construction style is common where we live and plenty strong enough even with the snow load we get here. I don't know if if it has a specific name. Yes I used the Hurricane Ties, one on each rafter to the double top plate of the wall. Thanks for stopping by and I wish you the best with your project. Here is a link to the Hurricane Ties I used. 16-Gauge Hurricane Ties - amzn.to/3YeoQ27
Thanks Josh! Oh yes we have a lot of wasps here. I completely agree with you on the open soffits. That is one of my next projects before spring arrives. I'm going to use metal window screen to fabricate some soffit vents on this shed.
I would highly suggest putting at least 2 cross ties on the rafters to help prevent the walls from spreading outward, especially if you live in a region with any kind of snow load.
Nice, especially with help, last year we did a deck,veranda , this year 16x16 2 storey with 4 16 x 12 extension , foot print will be ➕ , built many cabins in the far at edge of boreal forest N.w.Ont.
I don't mean to be that guy however.... I wouldn't set it directly on the ground treated lumber or not. Also that Vapor Barrier is just going to trap mouster under the frame and grow tons of black mold also critters are going to biuld and nest under that. Over all great job. I would have did the floor differently is all. 👍🏻 BUT it Looks good once again.
7:13 What did you put to join the top and bottom outside shell? (blue strip) 9:25 did you repeat a DIY truss on the outside of the wall with same wood also? - Did you just paint the fascia or did you do aluminum? The corner of the building. What type and size of trim board did you use out here? 8:33 did you do a roof vent the whole length or just 4ft in the center? Perfect video, just needs a little more parts list.
Sorry we don't have a material list or drawings. We just designed the shed as we built it without plans. There is some info on the build in the video description that may help you.
FYI, my new video of the YesWelder MIG 250 PRO with Spool Gun Aluminum welding will be up tomorrow (Sun Jan 2, 2022) at NOON MST. Just incase you didn't already know. I think you'll like it! See you there my friend 😀
Sorry but I don't have a materials list, we just planned and purchased materials as we built the shed. We built it out in three different phases, floor, walls and roof. I wish you the best with your project!
I have a question will your shed foundation hold up for a long time without the concrete or do you need to even pour concrete for the way you're doing it?
We used treated lumber for the shed floor / foundation and it's on a bed of gravel for good drainage. We also have good venting under the shed floor to provide air flow under the shed. In addition to all of that, we live in a "high desert" environment so we don't have a lot of moisture where we live. Moisture is what rots wood. We believe this floor will last many many years without an issue of rot. All these factors will determine if a concrete floor is better for your situation.
I am definitely not the best person to do a how to video on that subject. There are many good videos out there on how to properly build the roof trusses. I used a speed square to draw the 8 - 12 pitch lines on the rafters and I also used an online roof truss calculator to help with the remainder of the measurements. I just googled "roof truss calculator" and used one of the free calculators that came up. After some trial and error and some fiddling around we finally came up with what you see in the video.
Thanks Thomas! I'm a lucky guy, I was blessed with a mind to figure things out and somehow find a way to do it. I guess I fall into the category of "more skills than money". LOL
Thank you! Sorry but I don’t have a materials list. There are some build details listed in the video description. Maybe those will help you out a little bit.
@@DIYHomesteadProjectsDIYHP10 Concrete, masonry blocks or some product standard for building, to elevate lumber above the soil at least 6"-8" for insect control future leveling, moisture and adequate ventilation among other things. Not saying it's a bad job. Just saying...
i love this but have questions about the foundation why did you dig up ground and just cover it back up and if you wanted windows do you make them after the build? how do you add electricity for lighting
I dug a trench to fill with gravel under each skid. This will help wick away water from the foundation skids. You can install windows at any time but the best time is while you are building the shed. There are many options for installing electricity and lighting. I'm using an off grid solar power system for my build. You can see my "Off Grid Workshop Build" videos in the playlist link below. I have some videos on solar power and off grid lighting in this playlist. ruclips.net/p/PLC_QVs9y_q3sAMyeyEhlJyCNSbfrvDSaq
This is a good video. Much appreciated! Do you have the materials list? I was looking to build a 12 x 16 as well. Lumber prices are crazy right now, and was considering a metal shed... but having reservations about that. Would prefer something more sturdy. Thanks again!
Sorry I don't have a materials list. We just figured what we needed for each step and purchased the materials for that step. (floor, walls, roof etc.) We didn't purchase or use any plans either. We just designed and planned as we built. I did include some information in the description that may help you out. I would guess that the total cost today would be twice what we paid for the materials. We got lucky and were just finishing up as the lumber prices were starting to go up. Thanks for the comment and I wish you the best with your build!
The fact that y'all built this in 10 minutes is astounding, well done
Thanks
10 minutes and 17 seconds
I can do it in 9 minutes 😮
do not forget the celestial music at the end too
@@javybavyHomey:Youz a trip!!!
😜🤪😜🤪😜!
Love it, when people can have a great sense of humor.
You remind me of somebody else, that's like you:ME!!!
Have a great weekend!
Have watched this several times and just figured out that you are left handed. Interesting to watch another left hander work with a left hand assembly mindset and approach. I’m building a 10x12 shed right now and ready to start the roof. Good video. Thanks
Thank you and I wish you the best with your shed build! Us lefties are in our right mind LOL 😁
SHE IS GREAT HELPER...MAKES A JOB GO SMOOTH WHEN YOU HAVE THE RIGHT HELPER..AND YOU GOT ONE...
I agree!
Definitely using that rafter jig on my build. That was awesome.
I wish you the best with your build!
Gonna use a few of the techniques I found in this video. For my needs I’m going to incorporate a roll up door, work/gardening bench and windows. Solar panels for power in the shed in the winter evenings when the sun only stays around part-time! 😁 Thx for sharing! 👍
Excellent, I wish you the best with your project 👍
I love to see the wife as the best helper. Reminds me of my wife 🤣. Good job 👍
Yes, thank you
Amazing build and great teamwork. I wish my wife was that helpful when I'm struggling out in the backyard building stuff all by myself. LOL.
Thank you 😊
I built the same size with also 8/12 pitch. I added a window beside the offset double doors. My neighbors that bought the pre built sheds already wish they had more loft space. Great videos!
Nice work!
I do prefabrication for barns, studios, and garages.. this is some quality work brother!
Thank you, we really appreciate that!
Being able to watch someone’s skill is so helpful. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great job. Really looks good and will last for decades to come!
Appreciate that!
Using gravel for footers..first time I’ve seen this done. Nice build and looks great 👍 Thanks for sharing !
Thanks 👍
Now, that is a high quality shed. Puts some windows in it, insulate it, it’s a small house!
Thanks Robert, it is definitely solid.
Excellent craftmanship, well thought out . I built one 16 X 12 .Mine was for more of a work shop. Still nice size, BUT ,after the tables were built and tools brought in , wished I'd built it alot larger. Even 16 X 24 .No room to store 48" lawn mower .
I completely understand. I think I will always want a bigger shed or workshop :) We built the biggest shed we could build without needing to mess with permits. It's also the biggest shed we could put in the area we had available. If we run out of room we'll sell some stuff. LOL
Nice shed,I never put my hand so close to the saw blade but that's just me
Inspiring and you had your girl helping, nice
Yes, thanks
Great job!!! One of the best diy shed builds I've seen. Saw some tricks that will help me in my diy project. You are a true craftman..
Wow, thanks I appreciate that J! Thanks for stopping by and have fun with your project!
thank you very much for this video I'm almost done building a 10x12 on my backyard.
Thanks for watching and enjoy your new shed!
You have a good helper,buddy. 👍🏼makes diy much easier if they can help like that. Kudos
Thanks Rikk! It's nice having a good helper.
😆 You all make it look so easy Im gonna be by myself Im not in no hurry Im retired lol and Loving it !
Slow and steady wins the race. 👍
Nice shed would love this in my garden.
Thank you James :)
GOOD JOB,I LEARNED SOME TIPS,LOVE HOW YOU DID THE RAFTERS.
Thank you, I'm glad it helped you out.
That was the inspiration I was looking for. TKS
That was really cool to see all the steps! It looks awesome. 😎
Thanks! 😁
Only thing i care about is the wife out there with you 💪🏾. That’s love.
😀
Love the teamwork. Really nice job.
Thanks!
Amazing! So simple just some basic tools and wood! I love it!
Thank you very much!
A thing OF beauty, great team work.
Thank you kindly!
Like the idea of the upper deck. NICE.
Thank you Jim!
Lol...that therapeutic to watch... nice job👍
Thanks 👍
Nicely done, I am now inspired to build one for my backyard. Great construction tips.
Thank you Zachary and I wish you the best with your project.
And just think:If you built one of these babies, with a bit of indoor work, you could have a rental place for someone to live in. That's more money in your pocket!
This is an incredibly thorough video and amazing craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it Mike! Thanks for stopping by!
Awesome vid 👍 gonna be building myself one of these this spring
Thank you Alex Alex! I wish you the best with your build and thanks for stopping by 👍👊
Did you?
Great video, my only concern is rot and wind. I was planning to build mine on a concrete pad to get it off the ground. The second thing is storms, where I live high winds have lifted unsecured sheds like yours and deposited them on the street.
Good points, you definitely should build to suit your local weather conditions. Maybe some hurricane straps for the high winds.
First class I need to build a 8 x 12 I will follow your lead Thank you
Thanks for stopping by and I wish you the best with your project.
Nice Timelapse
Thanks for watching
Thanks for showing us how to make it easier. I like ❤️ This video .1.2..3 boooommmme.
You’re welcome 😊
Beautiful job.
Thank you, we appreciate that!
This is how it is done, your video was spot on and very good help btw. Keep it up!
Much appreciated!
This is amazing. So helpful to see every step. And so entertaining the way you did the time lapse with all the sounds sped up and everything included. Love it!
Thanks Mark, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Yes indeed they so good. Real professional. I wondered how can I contact them. .
These guys aren't professional. A 12x16 is 6h build
Ryan Bowling - You're right, we are not professionals. We are DIYers and we built it ourselves. We weren't interested in paying more than twice the price for a shed that was slapped together in a half a day. It takes time to build it right.
You make it look so easy! Good job 👍👌!
Thank you! 😊
Wow beautiful build sir..
Thank you kindly!
the truss template was genius...
Yes, it works well. We didn't invent it though. That method is used quite often for DIY shed building so we used it and it's the way to go IMO.
Absolutely awesome build! The rafters and loft are really cool
Thanks Sean, we appreciate that!
Nice job I like it
This is one of the best videos I've seen on building a shed. Did you work from some plans that you can share by any chance?
Thank you! We just designed it as we built it so we didn't use any plans.
Хорошая работа, очень позновательно, молодцы 🙂👍💪
👍
Damn that's awesome!! I want to do mine, but I'm too lazy lol
Thank you!
I love how you approach this build. Fantastic job.
Thank you Gene, we appreciate that.
Better cap that soffit. Birds and wasps will have a field day. Nice shed!
You're right, working on that project at the moment. Thanks!
Thanks for share this video!!!
You’re welcome thanks for stopping by.
I really appreciate and like this video got me motivated to get it done
That's good to hear, I wish you the best with your project!
This was awesome. Thanks for filming and sharing. One question. I noticed you didn’t use a ridge beam for the rafters, nor did you use a horizontal piece that completes a truss. Is this a common practice in shed building? What is this roofing style called? I like how simple it is and allows you to to build a second level of storage. Interested in doing the same but wondering how strong it is? I see you used some sort of hurricane ties or something similar?
Any information is appreciated!!
This roof construction style is common where we live and plenty strong enough even with the snow load we get here. I don't know if if it has a specific name. Yes I used the Hurricane Ties, one on each rafter to the double top plate of the wall. Thanks for stopping by and I wish you the best with your project. Here is a link to the Hurricane Ties I used. 16-Gauge Hurricane Ties - amzn.to/3YeoQ27
Awesome build! I’m guessing you don’t have wasps there? Leaving the soffit open like that seems like a risk.
Thanks Josh! Oh yes we have a lot of wasps here. I completely agree with you on the open soffits. That is one of my next projects before spring arrives. I'm going to use metal window screen to fabricate some soffit vents on this shed.
I would highly suggest putting at least 2 cross ties on the rafters to help prevent the walls from spreading outward, especially if you live in a region with any kind of snow load.
Thanks for the suggestion but I won't have any issues with the walls spreading outward, I did this instead. ruclips.net/video/2JeYC-1dpas/видео.html
Great teamwork.
Thank you Gloria!
Neato, y’all should be proud
Thank you!
Good work you should teach it too
Great job! 👍🏾
Thank you!
Nice, especially with help, last year we did a deck,veranda , this year 16x16 2 storey with 4 16 x 12 extension , foot print will be ➕ , built many cabins in the far at edge of boreal forest N.w.Ont.
Very nice, sounds like you have been busy.
Awesome build, thank you.
Glad you like it, thanks for watching!
Awesome shed!
Thank you! Cheers!
I wanna build this for a home theater
Thumbs up for the southpaw 👍
🤙
I don't mean to be that guy however.... I wouldn't set it directly on the ground treated lumber or not. Also that Vapor Barrier is just going to trap mouster under the frame and grow tons of black mold also critters are going to biuld and nest under that. Over all great job. I would have did the floor differently is all. 👍🏻 BUT it Looks good once again.
Fantastic job guys, simple n straight to the point 🏆✌🏼🍻
Thank you and thanks for stopping by! 👍
Nicely built 💪
Thanks ✌
I wish I had these skills
7:13 What did you put to join the top and bottom outside shell? (blue strip) 9:25 did you repeat a DIY truss on the outside of the wall with same wood also? - Did you just paint the fascia or did you do aluminum? The corner of the building. What type and size of trim board did you use out here? 8:33 did you do a roof vent the whole length or just 4ft in the center? Perfect video, just needs a little more parts list.
Good job man 👍🏻 learned few good hacks
Glad it helped you out and thanks for watching!
Absolutely 💯 great job
Much appreciated
Excellent. Wish I knew how much it cost to build it. Today Sept2022 lumber they say is down 65% so I better get on mine
Pricing info is in the video description.
@@DIYHomesteadProjectsDIYHP10 So sorry I did not notice and thank you for letting me know.
No problem Jason, I wish you the best with your project.
Superb build, and well thought out video.. 🙌🙌🙌 cheers Rob (another shed enthusiast 😁💪)
Thank you, I appreciate that! 👍 Thanks for stopping by!
Amazing, I learned a lot from it!!!!!
Awesome!
Very smart work!!
Thank you!
Great job ! I was wondering if your material list and drawing are available?
Sorry we don't have a material list or drawings. We just designed the shed as we built it without plans. There is some info on the build in the video description that may help you.
Nice work
Thanks for the visit
Great work!!!!
Thank you Ellie
Wow what a beast , look at you, there you go BOY 💪🏻👊
Thanks Antonio! Happy Holidays to you guys! 👍👊
FYI, my new video of the YesWelder MIG 250 PRO with Spool Gun Aluminum welding will be up tomorrow (Sun Jan 2, 2022) at NOON MST. Just incase you didn't already know. I think you'll like it! See you there my friend 😀
Great build, love it.
Thanks!
Looking to build this exact shed, any chance you could give me a material list? Very helpful video!
Sorry but I don't have a materials list, we just planned and purchased materials as we built the shed. We built it out in three different phases, floor, walls and roof. I wish you the best with your project!
I have a question will your shed foundation hold up for a long time without the concrete or do you need to even pour concrete for the way you're doing it?
We used treated lumber for the shed floor / foundation and it's on a bed of gravel for good drainage. We also have good venting under the shed floor to provide air flow under the shed. In addition to all of that, we live in a "high desert" environment so we don't have a lot of moisture where we live. Moisture is what rots wood. We believe this floor will last many many years without an issue of rot. All these factors will determine if a concrete floor is better for your situation.
Great question and response!
you can use solid 4" blocks too, It will allow ventilation underneath. they are pretty stable and wont move.
@@DIYHomesteadProjectsDIYHP10 So, your shed is not tied down or secured to any footing, just sitting on gravel?
Any chance you could do a detailed video of how you did and worked out the roof truss angles etc ..
I am definitely not the best person to do a how to video on that subject. There are many good videos out there on how to properly build the roof trusses. I used a speed square to draw the 8 - 12 pitch lines on the rafters and I also used an online roof truss calculator to help with the remainder of the measurements. I just googled "roof truss calculator" and used one of the free calculators that came up. After some trial and error and some fiddling around we finally came up with what you see in the video.
Here is a link to a video that helped us out building the roof trusses. ruclips.net/video/LnsYhKHZEkI/видео.html
Great work! Very impressive. Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
wow really nice, good job
Thank you very much!
Good job
Thank you
Great video and a great build Bruce, as we say here in the UK, is there anything you can't turn your hand to? 😊
Thanks Thomas! I'm a lucky guy, I was blessed with a mind to figure things out and somehow find a way to do it. I guess I fall into the category of "more skills than money". LOL
Very nice, great job!
Thanks for the visit Scott!
De lujo gracias arquitecto
Thanks for stopping by
Do you have the supply list for this shed. If not may I ask were can I get one. Thank you awesome job. We any to do the loft as well
No, sorry. We just designed it as we built it.
Very nice build. would you have a materials list?
Thank you! Sorry but I don’t have a materials list. There are some build details listed in the video description. Maybe those will help you out a little bit.
@@DIYHomesteadProjectsDIYHP10 oh well, Thank you for the quick response ...
Nice job 👍
Thanks 👍
Termites will love that. Yum yum.
Never put lumber on the ground.
The lumber isn’t on the ground
@@DIYHomesteadProjectsDIYHP10 Concrete, masonry blocks or some product standard for building, to elevate lumber above the soil at least 6"-8" for insect control future leveling, moisture and adequate ventilation among other things.
Not saying it's a bad job. Just saying...
This was awesome. Do you have an approximate material cost?
Thanks Daniel! Yes, that information is listed in the video description.
Excellent 👍
Many thanks
i love this but have questions about the foundation why did you dig up ground and just cover it back up and if you wanted windows do you make them after the build? how do you add electricity for lighting
I dug a trench to fill with gravel under each skid. This will help wick away water from the foundation skids. You can install windows at any time but the best time is while you are building the shed. There are many options for installing electricity and lighting. I'm using an off grid solar power system for my build. You can see my "Off Grid Workshop Build" videos in the playlist link below. I have some videos on solar power and off grid lighting in this playlist. ruclips.net/p/PLC_QVs9y_q3sAMyeyEhlJyCNSbfrvDSaq
No, it's been fine for the first year so far.
This is a good video. Much appreciated! Do you have the materials list? I was looking to build a 12 x 16 as well. Lumber prices are crazy right now, and was considering a metal shed... but having reservations about that. Would prefer something more sturdy. Thanks again!
Sorry I don't have a materials list. We just figured what we needed for each step and purchased the materials for that step. (floor, walls, roof etc.) We didn't purchase or use any plans either. We just designed and planned as we built. I did include some information in the description that may help you out.
I would guess that the total cost today would be twice what we paid for the materials. We got lucky and were just finishing up as the lumber prices were starting to go up. Thanks for the comment and I wish you the best with your build!
@@DIYHomesteadProjectsDIYHP10 All good. Thanks for the reply. I'm going through the video counting the pieces of lumber used.
I hadn't thought of that but it's a great idea.
@@MarcMkKoy00 Hey Marc, any chance you actually did this? I'm curious for a material list too.
lumber prices dropped a bit, you might want to go for it. The plywood is the killer, plywood is still expensive. that might never come down.
Enjoyable video. Thank you for sharing it with us!
You're welcome Reid and thank you for watching!
Great build - thanks for sharing. Quick question, what are the dimensions for the door opening? width & length?
The door opening is 62" W by 80" T. Here is a video with more info on the door build if you are interested. ruclips.net/video/-s5FJIsCV6k/видео.html
Nice. Job
Thank you! Cheers!
nice shed im building something similar to that if dont mind me asking what are the measurements of the doors and how far is it from the corners
Thanks Derrick, the video below should help answer your questions about the door details.
ruclips.net/video/-s5FJIsCV6k/видео.html