How to Build a Shed

[@suzannta2827]

I am truly impressed! People here in Mexico would be grateful to have a shed like that as a bedroom or a home. Gracias from Mexico

[@csehszlovakze]

how are the lumber prices over there? here in Central Europe it's cheaper to build a shed out of concrete blocks than wood!

[@michalefrancia5710]

From the start, Ryan was very helpful and is continuing to be helpful about his kzbin.infoUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans . Also, they have answered all the questions I have asked & I got outstanding support from his My Shed Plans full package.

[@Alex191757]

I'm a shed builder ,carpenter too. As a contractor it's good to see how others do it. And I think it was well explained for someone as a novice too . very comprehensive . Thanks, in California

[@clarajohn6662]

I'm 71 years old grandma. My grandson is 17 years old. My grandson is my handyman around the house. This would be a good project for my grandson to keep him busy. Thanks for showing this shed.

[@chandlerbingbong]

I'm sure your grandson will appreciate the extra work.

[@24revealer]

Anyone could build this shed with this great instruction.

[@leipzigescobar4085]

Watching your video helps me understand my grandfather's appreciation for woodwork. He was an accountant during his working years and a furniture maker to fulfill his other...perhaps his true passion. I remember a few instances when he agreed to babysit and I had the amazing opportunity to go to his place of work and sit in his office. Conveniently he used to work in the accounting department for a wood warehouse. Talk about leaving the dream life. I grew up watching neighbors coming to the house picking up beautiful pieces of furniture he would make in his spare time. I was the only grandchild to have to patience to watch and I'm so thankful I did. I wish he would have stayed in the US when he came to visit, I would have been able to build interesting pieces following his infinite knowledge and passion for this amazing form of art-work. Thanks for sharing... I need to build a shed.

[@34.FB.34]

Great comment

[@rickygaray7069]

Incredibly comprehensive and well done. Much more than a shed build, this is a mini house build, a pro class on the components of how a modern home is built. Super fun, I'd love to do this project with my nephews to demonstrate fundamental home building and the principles behind it. Classic, old school, DIY hammer in hand- 2x4 building. Thank you for this great video, you really did a great and thorough job. Excellent choice in having someone assist you with this build, work smarter, not harder. Cheers!

[@bshunter550]

You most certainly can build this (and any) shed by yourself. A helper simplifies the video and takes less time for the demonstration. I like the idea of laying out the wall framing on the floor first. This saves a LOT of time!

[@Downeastwaves]

Thanks so much! We build a shed with a kit years ago. They don't sell them any more at the lumber yard. Your method looks awesome! Thank you.

[@ronkway]

I think you guys did an awesome job explaining the build. WOW !!! the time and effort it takes to make this kind of video ~is far beyond what most people would ever attempt. The criticism I’ve read is garbage. Too many idiots in the world. Filming this type of instructional video and explaining the process intelligently - that’s Genius in my opinion. Thank you for posting this video. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@PatriotCoinRings]

I've been a general contractor for some time and love how you've explained in detail how to make a shed here. Great job both in educating and your video presentation! subscribed and liked.

[@charlesgravespainting750]

As a GC, you really shouldn’t be putting wood directly on top of concrete blocks as it’s a moisture issue. Even pressure treated wood shouldn’t rest directly on top of concrete without draft stop/sill sealer or a moisture barrier. Secondly, the wood on the blocks was unsecured. You also should have dug to lay foundation pier concrete, not resting an entire shed on an unstable foundation of unsecured blocks and unsecured wood on top of that. Any licensed contractor would do it the right way. This way was ok I guess for DIY, but a professional should know better

[@charlesgravespainting750]

The right way is pier/slab then post and girder construction

[@gmaster45612374]

@@charlesgravespainting750 For fuck sake it's a backyard DIY shed. We get it, you know everything, this isn't a commercial structure or a residence. Fuck off.

[@west7850]

@@gmaster45612374 😆😆👌

[@timclemons8719]

TacticalDesire Its just a video on KZbin. Chill out

[@JustQuila]

@How to Build a Shed, I think the both of you did an exceptional job building this shed. This video was very detailed and educational. Because of the knowledge you shared and vivid instructions I feel confident that I can build this, along with a helping hand, in my own backyard. Thank you.

[@tonybloomfield5635]

Hey mate! Don't worry about all the crap about using two people. Your offering is incredibly well done and comprehensive. It is a highly instructional video that achieves what you set out to do, 'Help people to build a quality shed'. Those having a crack at you should just go and buy a cheap and nasty metal kit shed.

[@gravelbags2479]

All he has to do is change the title to two men build a shed and he wouldn't get the crap he richly deserves

[@WillieStubbs]

for the walls and ceiling I used steel 2x4s... went together nicely... and no nails anywhere in it... I hate to hammer (nails that bend, and thumbs that get smashed)... screws just seem to go in faster with less fuss.

[@jessicaramer6630]

Thank you so much for this video. As a female who has no building experience whatsoever but wants to learn, I found this helpful.

[@1habicher]

I just had to watch this end to end. Fine workmanship and no coursing all the way! I like it!

[@SkiBroTheHeBro]

Very good tricks of the trade. No short cuts here. Worked my through college as a roofer and carpenters helper. Good tricks that I didn’t know. Good Job

[@semco72057]

I like the way you two put that shed together, and I would love to build a shed similar to that one to put my mowers, and some other equipment in. I already have one I purchased, and love it, but would love to build one myself to say that I did it. Thanks for sharing the information on how it was done.

[@krismarks9769]

I appreciate the fact that you "begin at the beginning" with leveling and show each step. Great video!

[@robertson790]

This is by far the best video on KZbin on how to build a shed, and I’ve looked at a lot of them, believe me.

[@thomasritter3159]

Build me a new shed after Hurricane Katrina. I decided to go a little bigger than what I had. Ended up going do a 12 by 16 structure with 16 inch center walls and rafters. All in all there is 1600 running feet of 2x4's for the floor, walls, ceiling joist and rafters. 57 sheets of half inch plywood. This sits on 3 - 10x10 sills 17 feet long which in turn rest on cinder blocks. Three rolls each sill, two blocks high. Recently added a 12x8 barn style addition with commercial grade tin on the sides and roof to one side to store my 12,500 watt generator. Zero turn, ice chest and trawls for my boat. Done this with a crippled leg. That is a nice shed and built well but 2 foot center isn't beefy enough for me.

[@sacredp6012]

this is awesome. So clearly explained and this has been the 1st time I watched how to frame and build a shed which to me is more or less like building a house thru a video. Thanks!

[@BuildSheds]

thank you very much

[@alistair_mcintyre]

I have seen builders work to a lower standard when building a new home. Good to see quality building skills are still alive!

[@Studhawk]

If that is what you call quality work then you havn't seen quality

[@reggie8370]

Quality?

[@charlesgravespainting750]

If you hire licensed, you’ll get better work than this. If you hire unlicensed, well... then you get what you pay for lol

[@robotbjorn4952]

@@Studhawk what did he do wrong?

[@ralfnorenberg3130]

@@Studhawk exactly,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,visit germany,and u know quality,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@ohiofarmer5918]

I don't ever give undeserved compliments. This build allows those who might not understand a framing square an excellent method of building a square building and them using that square floor to template the rafters/ trusses. The only error I saw was the starter course of shingles not being cut back. I also always cover my entire eave starter with waterproof tape. Just excellent overall for all skill levels wanting to build a quality shed.

[@brianlovell4027]

Being feom new England myself I just love new England builders never a shortcut with them. This guy's reminds me of that and that we should all be craftsmen not just carpenters

[@johnpayne6196]

No provision made for repairs. Why? This was not good “craftsman” practice.

[@johng.3740]

Great video, shows step by step how to build a weatherproof shed using a couple of 2 x 4's some paneling, nails, and a couple of bricks!! People can use this video to build their own Tiny house or shed and tell the banks uppa yours!!!

[@djl9731]

Really excellent video. It will be my step by step guide for my garden shed. Thanks!

[@garyheaton4791]

Nice shed sir! I built my last one about 20+ years ago. I wanted it to last, so I built it like a barn! I put two Home Depot steel entry doors that open like yours. I had two windows..but..they were fake windows. So no one could actually see it. It was two stories high, so I put a fan light on each level. Great lighting, and a cool breeze all the time.😁 The base was 2×10's, with 3/4" marine Grade plywood..it was really wet there. I used pressure treated lumber for the base, and good 2×4's and 2×6's for the rest..all 16" on center. It had a monster of a roof angle too..nothing could sit on it! Including me.😁 It was a bear to shingle..but in 20+ years it never went out of square, never leaned, and never a single drop of water ever got in! It needs a new roof now..but I don't own it anymore..:so not my problem! I sided the whole thing to match the house..it was a great shed. 14x18 feet..twenty two feet to the peek! Plenty of room to store all my good wood upstairs, and wood tools and lawn equipment on the first floor. I had a 2&1/2 cat garage too..but it was always full of vehicles...and tools.👌 Thanks again for the video..it brought back some good memories. I did buy a new 5hp compressor, and to three nail guns too. A roofing gun, frame nailer, and a Brad nailer for little things. It was just my wife helping me..so the faster I could get a nail in ANYTHING was better!! But she was a huge help!

[@briankin9245]

This is costly shed that will last for 100years. I love this show. Thank for your expertise!

[@jamskof]

That floor will rot out in no time

[@christopherAwaite]

I love that you guys joke around made it fun to watch. But it's definitely not build a shed by yourself lol

[@BuildSheds]

Thank you for your feedback on lesson

[@xavierward550]

Doug Funny it means without the help of professionals

[@MrHarleythedevil]

WoodBlueprints. Com site is is no longer in service

[@hogarns]

I've been studying building sheds and discovered an awesome resource at Wilfs Shed Formula (check it out on google)

[@jgclarke0352]

DIY doesnt mean alone it means not hiring a professional to build it for you.

[@m731s25]

Great shed, and teamwork between you guys. Not too sure about the roof tiles. Put some bitumen corrugated sheets on my very cheap shed. Well done.

[@trouts4444]

Great video. I’ve learned a bunch from it. I am new to shed building and there is so much good information I had to watch it a few times. Lots of weird and useless comments about the video but the 5 million+ views says a lot. I’m sure many are from repeat viewings as there information is excellent and all not easily digested in one viewing. I second all the positive comments. Thank you for the time to make it.

[@josemonsivais1615]

If I was to hire a contractor to build anything, you world get the job. What an awesome professional job you guys do. thank you for sharing.

[@glenr834]

Just lovely work here, absolute professionals with standards second to none. Bravo.

[@BuildSheds]

+Glen Robinson Thank you for your positive feedback

[@rxonmymind8362]

"Almost like we knew what we were doing". My dad use to say that. 😁 He also used to tell people "This is my first *insert job here* time doing this". Then smile. He made it look easy like you. The better the pro the easier it looks. I had this carpet layer come out with maybe 30 years experience. He barely measured, mumbled more to the carpet than anything and had the relaxed easy walk of a gunslinger. After the job he only had miniscule part of the carpet left. Talk about a walking computer. You can judge a carpenter by the amount of waste left over in a job.

[@brettpelham4052]

If you build it, they will come .. and heavily criticize you. You guys did a great job on a video that will get people with modest to decent framing and carpentry skills to build a much better shed -- yes, ideally with a helper -- than they could ever imagine doing by just pulling up some plans -- or buying an overpriced and frustrating shed kit. When I build my next shed, I won't do all the wonderful finish work you all did, but I will consult your great video. I especially appreciate the fact that you showed multiple ways to do so many things (e.g., four very different kinds of siding). Thank you!!!

[@Robert8455]

Long but very comprehensive video showing many solid building techniques. I like the part (59:38) where the helper guy quotes the soup Nazi and says "no soup for you, you want bread, you pay for bread!" Cracked me up because everything was very serious business.

[@WaltWW]

Quick tip. Do not use particle board subfloor for the floor like they did, it will turn back into mulch. Use 3/4" marine grade plywood.

[@gerardosalas9477]

"I like to use a helper with a shovel to do most of the digging" LOL

[@JackInTheShop]

It is easier to use a helper when you build a shed by yourself.

[@sedoremanas]

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[@josegarza1439]

Gerardo Salas lol

[@fredgrove4220]

Some friggin' builder that doesn't know the difference between a shovel and a spade.

[@NachoMama.]

😂😂😂

[@danallured5806]

I love the way you just say thankyou to everyone who leaves a negative comment!, sooo many people are complaining the title is wrong and not complimenting the awesome instruction in the video, this project could be done alone, it would just take a lot longer and present a couple of problems that could be worked out, just because there is two of them in the vid,a majority of the time you are only watching ONE person nailing,sawing and generally building the project, the only time two are really needed here is when they are lifting large heavy stuff, that can be overcome with a little planning or ingenuity so stop fucking complaining and start fucking complimenting! thanks for posting,subscribed. Dan U.K.

[@frankxverymuch]

Wow can’t believe the negativity this bloke just shown me how to go about something the write way and people be bagging this guy I think you guys should appreciate good workmanship as this guy makes it looks easy it’s actually hard doing what he is doing while explaining at the same time any good job buddy I have build my daughter a cubby house using this method 4 year ago still getting compliments and solid as a rock love it to bits

[@jamesmarris4291]

Thanks guys, really love the design. Looks amazing compared to a standard store bought Garden Shed. Inspired me to try something similar. Cheers :)

[@maciespann9675]

It’s 2 am and this is what I’m watching and now I want to build a shed

[@peacecandidate2565]

Lol 1 am & the same

[@StereoMike06]

Built better then most modern houses.

[@talkingcargojunkremoval]

NME...No More Excuses. The race doesn't always go, to the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later the man who wins, is the one who thinks he can. This man deserves a standing ovation 😇😇😇😎😎😎👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@englishmaninengland1451]

That is a quality built shed. I love the American word “baseboards”, we call a baseboard a scurting board here in the UK. Superb video.

[@paddy065]

It's a skirting board

[@leanne6281]

Really enjoyed this video. What an amazing shed! I'd say it was more of a summer house than a shed, I'd be hiding in there all the time. The video ended very abruptly. I was hoping for a look at the finished project from the inside. Thank you for this. I'm not sure if it's something a regular DIY person could do alone though, they'd also need a "helper" like yours ha ha.

[@Lc-is8vn]

That's a bad ass shed fit to live in, bit more than I need for my push bikes and broom, good job.

[@tutubeater1]

i am amazed by the old school craftsmanship as well as his hand nailing skills!

[@captaincod2658]

If people could use their brains a bit, the video is meant to instruct how to build a shed from start to finish so you can get an idea to do it yourself. He only has help to make the video and the process quicker

[@LoveHateSexPain311]

what is this brain thing you speak of ?

[@yahdig.solid_leonhard3814]

Don't ruin this for us !

[@opkcts9025]

Really good video with some good idas for building your own shed. Not sure about the comments complaining about "build a shed by yourself"? I understood it as "build it yourself" (as oppsed to having someone else do it) and not "build it on your own"!

[@jessenelson5412]

opkcts exactly, but your talking to the same people who have to look on KZbin how to do things - so they're not gonna do anything , by themselves anyway.

[@rubenvarela4077]

that's what I thought

[@Jeff82556]

"Build it BY YOURSELF" is a completely different concept than "Build IT YOURSELF". By yourself means you are alone - don't even have a dog or girlfriend to help. What would you think if someone said "I was home dancing by myself"???

[@wallytverstol8627]

i built a 22X18 shed for my 10X5 snooker table and attached it to my home. i am not a carpenter but it is basic math with a little algebra. it had to be totally level for a large pool table. a little shed is a piece of cake

[@suleshangodoyin]

Indeed,very grateful to see,hear and acquire the knowledge with a caution,care and accurate measures noted about how to build a backyard shed by myself after demolished the big decimal tree,then I hope it be correctly done now! Sule Shangodoyin.

[@trentoncook6522]

All of their little jokes throughout the video made it perfect.

[@bookemdanno2737]

Now THATS a Pro Job that will last life time....Very Well Done.

[@nicholasosczypko2248]

For all those complaining...The title should say how to have a professional build a shed...obviously you need a hand to help...to lift the walls at bare minimum. These KZbin's commenters are freaking trolls...I'd like to see one of these kids build anything of this quality...if they worked for me they'd be fired day one. No experience, no work ethic, and no common sense. Awesome video.

[@ryanwillett728]

uses the same level of craftsmanship on a house and a shed. Mark of a true craftsmen.

[@rmcustom9573]

Here's some good building practices I've always used. When "Drip-cappin'" (Cap-flashing) the window & door openings, I always buy & use drip-cap that's wider (Extends further "out") than the thickness of the window and/or window/door-casing itself. I buy the widest (Deepest) I can find. So when moisture/snow and/or rain drips down the face of the siding and/or casing, instead of dripping off of the caps drip edge that is tight to the face of the window or casing, and gets all over the window or casing, it drips AWAY so it doesn't apt to touch the actual window or casing itself. Also, these water-drippings have to land somewhere...and if you use the tight drip-cap, the drips that don't get on the windows or casings faces, fall from this drip-cap and most always lands on the window sill below it ! (When there's no wind) Using my method, allows the drips to miss the window or casing face & the windows sill all together ! Also, when I install the drip-cap, I install it a little high, and bend it down a bit, therefore the bottom "L" - leg of the cap is at a slope, angling away from the building, moving water/moisture "OUTWARDS" AWAY from the cap, rather than allowing the water to "SIT" on the drip-cap. Because when the water/moisture sits on top of the cap, it collects & will either move left or right flowing towards the ends of the cap, dripping off the ends all over the siding & the window, which is very bad for the window, the siding & the vertical pieces of the casing ! When water-proofing and/or Water-resisting a building, you HAVE TO THINK LIKE WATER...and like how water flows & moves. And remember water takes the "Path of least resistance". And every little amount of help that you can incorporate into "directing" water AWAY FROM openings/gaps & ultimately away from the building, is always BEST ! And goes a VERY LONG WAY ! Also, using a pre-cut 4"-"block" is quicker & easier to gauge your siding, rather than constantly setting & pulling nails ! That's a lot of extra un-needed work. Plus you're putting un-needed holes (Small as they are) into your house-wrap. Also, the guy w/the grey hair, (The Boss !??) shouldn't pencil the story-pole onto the finished "No-rot" (PVC) casing ! OUCH ! That's a "No-No" & a Bad Idea. He was making BIG marks too ! So the ends of the cement-fiber siding wont cover them. He should watch his "helper", because his helper marks the story on the sheathing instead, so once the sidings on, there are NO visible pencil marks on the sides of the PVC casing ! Because, if you've ever worked w/this PVC (No-rot) material, you KNOW that removing pencil lead marks is IMPOSSIBLE !!! (Unless they're very light !) The ONLY thing that removes pencil-lead from this type of PVC (No-Rot) material, is Goof-Off's, "Heavy-Duty" remover ! DO NOT use Goof-Off's "Extra-strength/Commercial" remover !!! It will eat away at the PVC & leave nasty marks ! No Drip-edge on the rake(s) !!???? Isn't this build done in New-England !?? I''m up in Vermont. And lastly, I was waitin' for the "whistle while we work" part ! Ha ! Ha ! "Bout time !!! I always whistle while I'm building (Work). So much I get told to SHUT UP, from time to time !!!! Ha ! Ha ! Good Job Boyz !!! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK !!!

[@nataliegilbert7412]

Excellent, excellent instructions and quality work - even for a novice such as I.

[@squidly1117]

This is built better than most production homes today.

[@javier33]

I'm a GC. Love the video! very functional shed. Great carpentry applied to basic building and the finishes definitely will add to the landscape 👍👍

[@StreetMachine18]

Very well done!!!! Im going to watch this a few times before i start building!!!!

[@RS-nh9gu]

What a beautiful work. Congrats. Perfect.

[@terrif.9080]

You guys need to stop playing, you're not building a shed, you're building a house! That's truly incredible. Good job👍🎢

[@fanoflakespeed9460]

Building a barn type saved material and was much stronger. all cuts on the roof are 22.5 and you can actually do it as a one man job.

[@fanoflakespeed9460]

Must be nice to use material from your job.

[@ANON0061]

Excellent video - very helpful for those of doing this for the first time.

[@dkat1108]

I just built, really buy myself...LOL my 8 x 14 ft shed and it cost right around $1,063.50 give or take a few nails,screws bought which by the way add up fast. I did not go to the extent like the video of windows,bought door and trim work. One double door like the in video and my trim work was way simpler than there's and my siding was just 4x8 OSB smart siding. My shed is built WAY better than the HD/Lowes package sheds.

[@lloydharris4272]

D Kate

[@lloydharris4272]

D Kat CV 😂

[@hunterscleaningservice2173]

First I want to say thank you , for your time to do this video . I think you did a great job explaining it. The details would help anyone that is attempting this task . I'm sure that if I attempted to build this shed I would be comfortable in doing so .

[@bharatlalchohan5192]

Very good showing step by step.with material

[@AStanton1966]

After building a few structures I learned to build a floor with the floor joists 12" on center, instead of 16". In the long run, the cost is negligible for the added strength it gives you.

[@joeyjones4734]

"I like yo use a helper with a shovel to dig" lmfao 😂😂😂

[@jsizzle7311]

By yourself I think he meant without hiring a company. More or less this is how to. Cut the guy some slack for the title, this is very good work and you can learn so much.

[@123MRPARROTHEAD]

Good video and instructions and has to be the most expensive shed ive seen on here..

[@plumbit111]

Nice job..Always trying to find subcontractors/helpers with common sense and are very efficient like you guys.. seems to be lacking with some of these younger guys today. and "get off your god dam phone" is what I keep say all day LOL!

[@BuildSheds]

+plumbit111 thanks for the comment

[@advantageous1]

Awesome work! Thank you for taking the time to post.

[@BuildSheds]

Thank you!

[@satarmasoomi4782]

چیزهایی است که به این نتیجه رسیده اند

[@robertpatrene2540]

The best class on building a new shed , I wish this was shown to me 30 years ago ? You are Masters at the building trade !!!📸🏆🎨👻💈

[@rebelsyell8832]

Not bad cool video. 15yrs ago i used screws insead without nails and nail in the subflooring and shes still standing strong. No water damage.

[@thelert]

Years of experience passed on right here, thanks!

[@beamingdevice7627]

"I like to use a helper with a shovel for digging" where can I get one of these and what model?

[@beamingdevice7627]

1:20

[@eyleyley5380]

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[@eyleyley5380]

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[@paulamaloney5850]

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[@mrfrog3350]

I like the Christie Brinkley and Cindy Crawford models.I really dig 'em.

[@valattard5011]

That is how you build a shed the right way. Very nice....

[@michaelsalcido3736]

All this is well & good …. for the pro or even semi-pro builder. As for a backyard diy-er, with simple tools (not professional tools as seen & demonstrated here) this is quite daunting. Terminology used here are pro terms & vocab. No explanations - nada. This is not for the regular joe as you will only get frustrated & a bit lost. Who carries these kind of tools in their garage?

[@MrSlimyslime]

Day ?? Of quarantine: I now know how to build a shed.

[@ericg2167]

Gramma,s gonna love her new home.

[@joeturner8184]

Cozy. Rustic interior vibes. Lawn care decor. Perfect.

[@gregorydurbin7890]

Incredibly clear and useful! Doesn't miss a beat.

[@LarryOohLaLa]

Very great job Sir beautiful finished shed

[@zieo8218]

KZbin recommendations really are something to behold

[@runcornmassive]

I'm not sure how I ended up here either. Still watched the entire thing though!

[@RETR0RILEY]

Haha me too

[@marieemarch]

You did a great job explaining the basics for people who don't know

[@cmckee534]

no he did

[@bobspeller2225]

that's a great job, very well described and presented. Thanks Bob

[@lisabarger7013]

Just the most awesome chicken 🐓 coop I've ever seen 👍🐔🐓🐔🐓🐔🐓🐔🐓

[@caroldaitey1766]

This video helped my grandson and I he is going to help me build a shed.

[@llwscott5720]

you go girl!

[@stevendarlene]

Two words. Nail Gun! And no felt paper under the shingles?

[@georgehalet8997]

Zip sheathing has built in WRB That and the Advantech flooring are nice products

[@Tyler-ml3ft]

Only real carpenters use nails

[@loktom4068]

Nail guns are fast but weak installations. Go check out the gauges of those brad nails to the selections of real old fashion nails and you will find out why. Some folks preferred screws with the use of cordless drill drivers or impact guns. The biggest mistake on this shed was it is not mechanically anchored or tied down to the ground to prevent high winds shifting and frost movements in colder climates areas. They relies on the pure weight of the shred and its contents. Soon after they will discover this huge mistake. Never under estimate the strength of Mother Nature.

[@shep6123]

Beautiful building

[@AStanton1966]

One thing I would always recommend when constructing a small structure like this one is to put the floor joists 12" on center instead of 16." The cost is probably one or two additional joists--well worth the price. A bouncy floor sucks.

[@peteryeung111]

This is a great video. These guys almost look like they know what they're doing.

[@BuildSheds]

Thanks for your feedback

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[@eyleyley5380]

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[@l.i.archer5379]

Why the hell would you need hurricane ties to hold down the roof when the entire shed isn't even secured down to the ground? If a hurricane comes, the whole thing is going airborne.

[@davetheitguy4516]

That's so that if a hurricane does indeed come, after it's over you can go to the neighbor's houses looking for your shed. When you find it, you'll be guaranteed that the roof is still attached to it.

[@llwscott5720]

I live in so. Louisiana, and I have a shed that's almost 70 yrs old, not secured to the ground and it hasn't budged in all those years. It did lose part of the tin room during one hurricane, but we ran out and nailed the tin back on during the eye of the storm. Other than that, I think it's a terrible shed and will be replacing it maybe next year.

[@Studhawk]

In the UK we have BAT plates (for rafters to wall plate) and WALL TIES (from the wall plate to the masonry) which extend behind the plastering about 1.2m - which stops a roof from lifting in bad winds. Wind forces also come into effect on garden walls and a 4 inch wall will not stand as much wind force as a 9 inch wall so the logic is pretty self explanatory.Studhawk

[@cindyace9029]

Kiss the whole thing good bye with the Hurcain ties😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😂

[@Jake-jg7kx]

This comment made my day 😂😂😂😂

[@ronmitchell8929]

One thing I would have done is pre-framed your corners in case you wanted to finish the inside. Roof framing I would have used your first layout as a pattern. Easier and quicker than measuring each one.

[@kansascityshuffle8526]

He likes to use a helper with a shovel to do most of the digging. Nice deadpan delivery.

[@blaccbeard]

This is not really a shed, its more of a small house. It was so meticulously and painstakingly built and so large that you could legit run an extension cord for electricity and charge some 1 a couple hundred a month rent to live in it.

[@stoneyj1a1]

today some people are so desperate you could do that with a tent from walmart

[@Jeff82556]

LOL!!!!!!

[@themoon3463]

That is rubbish the animal will go an live under there an it have no bace

[@peterdambra6387]

Best "hammer trick", get a air nailer. You and your neighbors will love you for it.

[@brianwestmoreland3836]

But those shoot smooth nails

[@richardtaylor8830]

. mio

[@AvinoMalkeno]

Always use a hammer keep it old school

[@jonhcontreras]

I am so impressed… excellent video!

[@marcioserrano5154]

Very good video and professional explanation good job