How To Frame And Build 30 x 60 Foot Garage With Gable Roof Trusses - Construction Education

www.homebuildingandrepairs.co... Visit our website to learn more about garage framing, home building and construction repairs. In this video we will take a tour of a 30 foot wide by 60 foot long building with a large garage door at one end and a small door at the other end with gable roof trusses. This video is part of a series for large building construction and you should check them out if you're looking for more information about this type of construction.
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[@nedmorris9794]

Unrelated question- how involved would be taking an exterior home corner into a 2x45*? I’m talking pulling in the corner minimally - inches. I could keep the top plates as is. Need inches outside. You have great videos!

[@user-ni7zc3vy2q]

Nice video, maybe you could make a video sometime on tieing a driveway to another concrete pad to park an RV? Like on the side of a house

[@gregvancom]

I might have one in my driveway section at our website.

[@rmass68]

Hey Greg, unrelated to this video. Couldn’t reach you through your e mail because it didn’t work. Could you give me some advice on how to rough plumb a double sink vanity that has to drain through the right side in a 6” partition wall. Wondering how I tie the 2 sinks together. Thxs.

[@user-ni7zc3vy2q]

Your plumbing has a tail that should go into the P-trap. Take your existing tail out and get the special tail that has a 1.5 inlet that's made for that. If their is a cabinet in the way just drill a hole in the side. Or make a small square. Connect it to your new P-trap on new sink, making sure the pipes even or slightly sloped towards your new tail piece. You may need to raise the plumbing on the new one a little higher or lower the existing one a bit. Take the 1.5 pvc or abs pipe whatever your existing plumbing has and make the connections. Actually even easier keep your existing tail piece and connect it to a( 1.5 Sink drain outlet waste joint T) then make the connections. That will automatically lower the existing plumbing a little bit to make the sloping pitch. However, if you still have to higher the plumbing on the new sink, just cut your new sinks plumbing tail shorter. Then of course use the slip nuts

[@acediy2234]

Are the trusses blocked at the ridge? Just wondering how you have a ridge board when using trusses and not rafters.

[@gregvancom]

Yes, you can see the blocks in the video.

[@acediy2234]

@@gregvancom thank you for clarifying. My only concern would be installing ridge vents since the ridge is now blocked. Very helpful videos and work.