You have done well with common sense, research and the OG Squad. I have not seen any rookie mistakes. You are definitely not cutting any corners, which are Rookie mistakes #1-10. Great job!
Ridge vent? Much easier to rip those sheets on the ground a couple inches short of the peak on both sides. They can be cut in place but most roofs don't have metal purlins.
Agreed, ridge vents are the way to go, as long as you have appropriate ventilation through the soffits. Way better than those air hawks or whirlybirds.
I think you should consider renting a scissors lift to get all the shingles and felt rolls up, stack on ridge and pull down as you need them. With all up, you stay atop roof for roofing installation, not up/down on/off.
Chad - excellent job. BIG PROPS to your POPS for helping you achieve one of your dreams. Cherish all those moments with your Dad. It makes those of us who couldn't have those same moments live vicariously through you. Aloha!
When your doing the roof. I would really consider buying a fall arrest harness. Walking on them boards while on the roof is dangerous. It will only take one slip to fall down and hit the ground. With a fall arrest harness will save your life. Just a thought
A few quick notes: - I didn’t notice any anti-roll purlin bracing. Was that supplied with the building? - You’ll want to confirm that the OSB is properly attached according to the nailing (screwing in this case) schedule. I want to say that you typically need fasteners every 6-12” which means you’ll have to add some additional supports between purlins - Same comment as previous gentleman with sheathing direction perpendicular to purlins - Pay special attention to the new purlin extensions on the back of the shop that you are adding with wood. That area has the highest wind load so you may need structural hardware for that connection.
@@DozIT I'd think metal roof but I'd also assume a roll on stick membrane underneath . Those rolls are probably 75-100 pounds each so.... And I hope he invests in a harness and line for everyone on that roof
Hey man you might want to double check but the orientation of your sheathing typically needs to run opposite the framing members. Your sheathing will have a strength axis that run the opposite direction of the framing.
its a steel building, there's not additional structure needed, only whatever necessary to keep the actual roofing on the building. If it was a wood structure, then sure.
@@brettoneill4616 not necessarily. The structure still needs shear support whether it be from steel roofing panels or the Osb he used prior to shingles. Furthermore the strength axis is for the compression strength of the sheet holding weight. Granted he is in Hawaii and has no snow load but even just walking you will feel a big difference in strength when oriented the correct way
OK, it's your 1st tool belt. Here's a tip. . . The bags go in the FRONT. Also make sure you zip tape the seams on the OSB panels & lay down underlayment over that BEFORE you put on the shingles or whatever roofing you're using or you will have water leaks from rain & snow on your pretty vehicles. Regular OSB is NOT waterproof unless you use Advantek sheathing, which you did not to save money I will assume. I applaud you taking it on by yourself. But, shortcuts at this stage will come back to haunt you down the road.
Chad you are an awesome individual with so much skill. The two OG'S are awesome also. Yeah you right the OG looks great driving Molokai. Stay safe out there and have a blessed day. Aloha from Kansas
Can't wait to see the finished product. And even more memorable is, you doing it with your dad.. Like a lot pf your projects. Memories that last forever.
Very Nice! If you have not roofed before, go find a couple couch cushions (curb side couches). Your roof is not steep but, the foam inside them is like heaven when on a roof. The cushion will not slide when you are kneel or sitting on it.
This dream shop saga is crazy. I’ve done watched 10 different RUclipsrs build complete homes in the time it took you to just get half a frame up and a roof on…
You are going to feel more proud of you doing this. Much more ownership and special time with your Dad (Priceless). Welcome to being Broke. Glad to see a new video.
I can’t be the commenter who offers critique even if solicited but the 15 year commercial construction PM did have some anxious observations that I will keep to myself lol. I do emphatically support the DIY hustle and anyone who is willing to roll up their sleeves and get some work done. You aren’t learning anything if you are too scared to try or pay other people because “its too hard”
You might very well be using a material called LP Smart Siding but the proper terminology for what it's called by the position or purpose your putting it is Facia! The overhang is an Eve with Facia, Soffit and the flat board against the building but built out for brick is called the freeze board 😅 Great Building 👷♂️
Man I love your videos and watching this build! I hope you included a man-cave in there! A fridge, stove or microwave, couch, chairs, 85" TV, beers...!!! I'm so jealous of this shop!!! 🏁🏁
I don’t even know you, but the work you’re putting into this is incredible, when you lifted your arms after the last piece I was cheering for you. Awesome job (biggest I’ve ever done was a 10x12 shed and it almost killed me)
Ok so as you pointing out the soffit you called the board that the gutter is attached to siding and a header board to the ends of the purlins; that board is known as a facia board. Overall you’re doing a great job 👍🏻
I was wondering the same thing. It’s a decent pitch so it will accumulate a lot of hot air at the peak. Maybe an interior attic space with ventilation fans?
I think you'll find the shingling oddly satisfying. I recently did 2 DIY roofs the last year and it has its own sense of therapy once you get in a rhythm with the nail gun.
Congrats bud on completing the roof! I can tell you my roof is done and we have started on the main body steel, I will be putting stone on the wainscoting. I also can't believe the nice weather we have been having for early December! Take care and don't work to hard bud, looking fantastic!!
A buddy of mine built a shop in his backyard similar in size to yours. The city wanted it to be brick exterior , so he thought it was more cost efficient to add more roll up doors since the doors were cheaper lol. So his shop has 3 roll up doors on each side 😂!! He saved quite a bit of money too!
Great job dude! You are very inspiring! I didn’t notice any roofing felt in the video. I’m sure you are aware of needing that on before the shingles are installed.
Great job overall! "Gable ends " the board behind the trim board is called a rake board / rafter / not a header . The material covering these framing member on the gable end in the vertical position is call a trim board/ rake board. Boards sticking out past gable wall to create overhang is an out looker. I don't know much about metal structures but should you have attached 2x4 material in the opposite direction of the steel frame . You then could have used nails to attach osb and probably used alot less self taping screws.
Hi Chad and Family the shop looks great ,plus your back yard is big enough to seeing a cat nice ,mate just take your time and do the job right sand shoes are the go on the roof cheers from Australia 🙏❤️💪👍🦘🇦🇺🇺🇸☃️☃️
Dude, I love your work and this project but please get a harness or some form of safety because that quality slab you built is gonna feel extra hard from about 15ft!
When you finish this and decide to sell your house - because that’s how this always works - and buy land, maybe you’ll have a reason for owning a tractor, and that’ll make that roofing work on the next shop a lot easier.
I don't think so; there is no attic space that would need to be ventilated, as it's all open. Provided the building itself can breathe, he should not need any penetrations in the roof.
No way I swear during my drive in DFW yesterday, I saw this roof. Definitely a neck breaker. Good job man. Let me know if you'd like a metal roof on it. Al Bros Sheet Metal LLC from Irving TX
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It gives me the hebee jebees seeing you on that roof with those boots fella! Be safe!
Please get a harness for putting on the roofing
For sure Chad safety is always first, harness up while doing the shingles. Aloha from Kansas
You have done well with common sense, research and the OG Squad. I have not seen any rookie mistakes. You are definitely not cutting any corners, which are Rookie mistakes #1-10. Great job!
Ridge vent? Much easier to rip those sheets on the ground a couple inches short of the peak on both sides. They can be cut in place but most roofs don't have metal purlins.
Agreed, ridge vents are the way to go, as long as you have appropriate ventilation through the soffits. Way better than those air hawks or whirlybirds.
I think you should consider renting a scissors lift to get all the shingles and felt rolls up, stack on ridge and pull down as you need them. With all up, you stay atop roof for roofing installation, not up/down on/off.
Or a telehandler so you can move the pile to more areas while you work and handle everything less
idk if you know but most suppliers can deliver it on the roof already unless their crane lift doesnt have access
Chad - excellent job. BIG PROPS to your POPS for helping you achieve one of your dreams. Cherish all those moments with your Dad. It makes those of us who couldn't have those same moments live vicariously through you. Aloha!
When your doing the roof. I would really consider buying a fall arrest harness. Walking on them boards while on the roof is dangerous. It will only take one slip to fall down and hit the ground. With a fall arrest harness will save your life. Just a thought
Screw the contractors. You do an awesome on everything you do
A few quick notes:
- I didn’t notice any anti-roll purlin bracing. Was that supplied with the building?
- You’ll want to confirm that the OSB is properly attached according to the nailing (screwing in this case) schedule. I want to say that you typically need fasteners every 6-12” which means you’ll have to add some additional supports between purlins
- Same comment as previous gentleman with sheathing direction perpendicular to purlins
- Pay special attention to the new purlin extensions on the back of the shop that you are adding with wood. That area has the highest wind load so you may need structural hardware for that connection.
Thank you!
For the purlin extensions on the rear, is there a specific type of bracket or clip you would recommend?
Brutal watching you have to lift each piece of OSB yourself and go up and down from the roof. If you do the shingles that way, you’ve got my respect.
Is it for sure shingles? I just assumed metal roof!
@@DozIT I'd think metal roof but I'd also assume a roll on stick membrane underneath . Those rolls are probably 75-100 pounds each so....
And I hope he invests in a harness and line for everyone on that roof
You are doing quite well. Especially when you are working by yourself. Your dad was a huge help too. Love these build videos! Keep them coming!
when you are doing the roof decking you should have a gap of about 2-4 inches so it can vent. Especially with asphalt shingle
Hey man you might want to double check but the orientation of your sheathing typically needs to run opposite the framing members. Your sheathing will have a strength axis that run the opposite direction of the framing.
its a steel building, there's not additional structure needed, only whatever necessary to keep the actual roofing on the building. If it was a wood structure, then sure.
@@brettoneill4616 not necessarily. The structure still needs shear support whether it be from steel roofing panels or the Osb he used prior to shingles. Furthermore the strength axis is for the compression strength of the sheet holding weight. Granted he is in Hawaii and has no snow load but even just walking you will feel a big difference in strength when oriented the correct way
@@TreanorBuiltLLCI think he lives in Texas
@@TreanorBuiltLLC He's definitely NOT in Hawaii anymore. He's been in Texas for a few years now.
@@darrylm79 lol I thought it was a Texan living in Hawaii my bad
OK, it's your 1st tool belt. Here's a tip. . . The bags go in the FRONT. Also make sure you zip tape the seams on the OSB panels & lay down underlayment over that BEFORE you put on the shingles or whatever roofing you're using or you will have water leaks from rain & snow on your pretty vehicles. Regular OSB is NOT waterproof unless you use Advantek sheathing, which you did not to save money I will assume. I applaud you taking it on by yourself. But, shortcuts at this stage will come back to haunt you down the road.
Siding = Fascia. The protect is looking great. You are doing a great job.
Chad you are an awesome individual with so much skill. The two OG'S are awesome also. Yeah you right the OG looks great driving Molokai. Stay safe out there and have a blessed day. Aloha from Kansas
Can't wait to see the finished product. And even more memorable is, you doing it with your dad.. Like a lot pf your projects. Memories that last forever.
Love how you involve your kiddos as they play around, that’s awesome. It’s a family adventure that they will remember.
Very Nice! If you have not roofed before, go find a couple couch cushions (curb side couches). Your roof is not steep but, the foam inside them is like heaven when on a roof. The cushion will not slide when you are kneel or sitting on it.
Outstanding for not only DYI. But likely smashing through your own personal ceiling to take on such a momentous task. Congrats. Looks great.
This dream shop saga is crazy. I’ve done watched 10 different RUclipsrs build complete homes in the time it took you to just get half a frame up and a roof on…
DIY is the best because u learn how to do it your self.
I did my shop roof this summer alone as well other than 80 sheets hoisted up by hand between 3 of us. Good times. Looking good, keep on keepin on.
You are going to feel more proud of you doing this. Much more ownership and special time with your Dad (Priceless). Welcome to being Broke. Glad to see a new video.
This epic garage build is really fun to watch! Can’t wait to see the finished product. Be safe up there, I’d recommend a helmet. 🙏😄
You are going to have my dream setup once this is done. Going to look so good!
I can’t be the commenter who offers critique even if solicited but the 15 year commercial construction PM did have some anxious observations that I will keep to myself lol. I do emphatically support the DIY hustle and anyone who is willing to roll up their sleeves and get some work done. You aren’t learning anything if you are too scared to try or pay other people because “its too hard”
Hey you’re doing an excellent job for not having any experience. It’s always good to have building skills. Keep up the good work
Can’t wait see it all finished
Great video. I defiantly appreciate you on the fly engineering with the pulley system
Very impressive. Congratulations on your build!
You did an amazing job at sheathing the roof of your new shop!
Well done!
Good video. But that was the best AG1 ad I've seen yet.
Chad, I keep checking in everyday for my LoneStar Hawaiian fix. I hope you give us all a Christmas Gift. Signed: Me.
you should be staggering the seams!!!!!
Wow my bradda. That is huge, the kanaka windbreaker is gonna be a perfect size for your shop🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Your killing it! The shop is looking good. 🙌🏼
Super ambitious! Props to you brother
Awesome job with the build. Super impressed on your own. Keep driving
Thank for watching!
You should do an episode on all the tools you've "had to buy" to do all that you've done yourself. 😄
This might get me in trouble 😅
I combine my AG1 with ice and Celsius. I like the cold with a kick!
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You might very well be using a material called LP Smart Siding but the proper terminology for what it's called by the position or purpose your putting it is Facia! The overhang is an Eve with Facia, Soffit and the flat board against the building but built out for brick is called the freeze board 😅 Great Building 👷♂️
Yes a update on the building ❤
Shes coming out pretty nice!!! Great work! You prove to many people that anyone can do anything, just start working! Thanks champ!
Man I love your videos and watching this build! I hope you included a man-cave in there! A fridge, stove or microwave, couch, chairs, 85" TV, beers...!!! I'm so jealous of this shop!!! 🏁🏁
I don’t even know you, but the work you’re putting into this is incredible, when you lifted your arms after the last piece I was cheering for you. Awesome job (biggest I’ve ever done was a 10x12 shed and it almost killed me)
Looking great. Solid building - very impressive. Congrats!
Love this build series man.
Ok so as you pointing out the soffit you called the board that the gutter is attached to siding and a header board to the ends of the purlins; that board is known as a facia board. Overall you’re doing a great job 👍🏻
Nice work! Do you plan to have a ridge vent on the new roof? The 2x4 on the peak that you installed would likely be removed for a ridge vent install.
I was wondering the same thing. It’s a decent pitch so it will accumulate a lot of hot air at the peak. Maybe an interior attic space with ventilation fans?
I think you'll find the shingling oddly satisfying. I recently did 2 DIY roofs the last year and it has its own sense of therapy once you get in a rhythm with the nail gun.
Congrats bud on completing the roof! I can tell you my roof is done and we have started on the main body steel, I will be putting stone on the wainscoting. I also can't believe the nice weather we have been having for early December! Take care and don't work to hard bud, looking fantastic!!
Your energy level is amazing.
You need a pair of skater shoes with a flat sole like vans or etnies to stick to roofing
Always a great time watching these videos man! Love the shop build! 💯💪
Truly amazing bro! My hat is off to you. Can't wait for the next episode!
Killing it dude! Would totally fly down to help with build. I do this for a living and you're doing a great job for someone whos just wining it lol.
Appreciate it!
Definitely like the garage series!
Looking good so far Guys
Wow. Now the real work begins.
A buddy of mine built a shop in his backyard similar in size to yours. The city wanted it to be brick exterior , so he thought it was more cost efficient to add more roll up doors since the doors were cheaper lol. So his shop has 3 roll up doors on each side 😂!! He saved quite a bit of money too!
I’ve been doing similar math on windows 😅
Great job dude! You are very inspiring! I didn’t notice any roofing felt in the video. I’m sure you are aware of needing that on before the shingles are installed.
Called facia, not siding on your eves. They make 16ft long pieces so you don't need to rip a 4x8 sheet.
Hey Chad, awesome build and thanks for sharing! Looking forward to seeing how this all turns out! Congrats
Thanks for watching! 🤙🏽
If there’s a will, there’s a way! Much respect to you my braddah..stay safe! Yessah 🤙🤙
I think you need to leave a gap at the peak for airflow through a ridge vent
Great job overall!
"Gable ends " the board behind the trim board is called a rake board / rafter / not a header .
The material covering these framing member on the gable end in the vertical position is call a trim board/ rake board.
Boards sticking out past gable wall to create overhang is an out looker.
I don't know much about metal structures but should you have attached 2x4 material in the opposite direction of the steel frame . You then could have used nails to attach osb and probably used alot less self taping screws.
THANK YOU. (I love these comments sharing knowledge) … looking back… that might have been a lot easier to run 2x4s.
Man I gotta give it to you, you grind it out with a positive attitude keep up the good work!
Keep up the good work you are doing great !!🤟
@PerkinsBuilderBrothers Should send this guy a proper tool belt
My $9 harbor freight belt 🔥
Love the series, I want to do this myself!
Can't wait to see a the Hawaiian learn to be a mason!!
Soon 😎
Hi Chad and Family the shop looks great ,plus your back yard is big enough to seeing a cat nice ,mate just take your time and do the job right sand shoes are the go on the roof cheers from Australia 🙏❤️💪👍🦘🇦🇺🇺🇸☃️☃️
osb is stronger when u go perpendicular to your perlines, so those horizontal 4 footers should all have beeb stood up
Looks great! Can't wait for the next video!!! :)
Looking good!
Dude, I love your work and this project but please get a harness or some form of safety because that quality slab you built is gonna feel extra hard from about 15ft!
Love the garage build, it's huge. 🎉
Thanks for watching 🤙🏽
Always fun to watch these videos!
You should get some old couch cushion foam they grip the plywood for roofing
Great work brother.
Big props to your Labor force too👍👍
See ya next time.
Take care,
~Jonny5🥁
Heck yeah buddy! Excelent job!
Aloha! Love the videos. I moved from TX to Oahu 13 years ago. I miss how big you can build things in TX.
When you finish this and decide to sell your house - because that’s how this always works - and buy land, maybe you’ll have a reason for owning a tractor, and that’ll make that roofing work on the next shop a lot easier.
100% will have a tractor someday. Hopefully land will also be in the equation 👌🏽
Looks awesome sir! Does it need a roof ridge vent?
I don't think so; there is no attic space that would need to be ventilated, as it's all open. Provided the building itself can breathe, he should not need any penetrations in the roof.
No way I swear during my drive in DFW yesterday, I saw this roof. Definitely a neck breaker. Good job man. Let me know if you'd like a metal roof on it. Al Bros Sheet Metal LLC from Irving TX
Looks fantastic!!!
Hey man, you might want to identify your materials correctly. That's OSB, not Plywood! Other than that it looks good!
Great job!!!
Wow! You’re gonna need an Aleve after that.
Man it's looking great!
Keen work boots my man....they are incredible! Check them out!!
Did you add plywood clips on the sides between each sheet? I saw them vertically, but not horizontally between sheets.
Looks good man, keep it up
Great work man 🤙🏽
Wow, that is a lot of work. Glad your family helped. Maybe when the shingles get there wifie poo can get up there and give you a hand???
Awesome job go getter !
Garage looks good. May want to invest in some Cougar Paws if you do the roofing.
I bought some new boots half way through the video 😅 they grip great now. It’s a 6:12 pitch so it’s not too bad
Gotta wear grippy tennis shoes or hiking type boots with traction on roofs!