The Easiest Way to Frame a Shed

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

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[@Silent-G]

You doing ok? You’re breathing kind of hard.

[@BY-wb7og]

Me please

[@joshuaburnett4896]

I would love plans and a material list!! I also had a couple questions. Could I do this as a 12x15? And is it sturdy enough to insulate and put a weight bench and squat rack in or should I save up and poor a slab and do it the right way.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Who wants plans for this shed?

[@RAcreativewoodworks]

I do

[@mikegugg1201]

I do

[@ErichEOD]

Yes please

[@localguide583]

Yes..we do!

[@CAngel-x9u]

Yes, please

[@weekendhomeprojects]

Best looking shed I've seen all day.

[@goocherrific]

Best looking shed I've seen all month!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

@@goocherrific Best looking shed I have ever made! Cheers!

[@richardhuber3904]

@@weekendhomeprojects you obviously don't know what you are looking at

[@weekendhomeprojects]

@ Didn’t look at any other sheds that day….so it wasn’t a lie.

[@richardhuber3904]

@weekendhomeprojects 😄😄😄😄

[@InsanePandaWanderer]

Bro, that is such an excellent idea. Thanks. My parents hired this guy to build the patio but all he did was put the posts and the roof and didn't frame anything, it's been like that for years but I'm going to use your technique and finish it

[@nonya.bizness]

just got fed this channel. guy is pretty darned sassy. i like it. subbed.

[@tomconnors6310]

Hey Jeff. Just want to give you a shout out for a video you made with caulking the bottom of the acrylic shower wall where it meets to top of the tub. We had a compression pole shelf in the corner of the shower that rests from the ceiling to the top of the tub. The other day I found the corner seem was open quite bit from the compression and the caulking was not doing its job and peeled. I remembered your video and I missed the very one step you touched on and that was the cleaning around the joint and wall to clean it with alcohol. I removed that stupid pole shelf cleaned out the old caulking and cleaned it with the alcohol and reapplied the caulking easy peasy. Hopefully this will get a better cure. Thanks again.

[@WilliamLaakkonen]

Another great shed series! That's what got me hooked on your channel. I wish youtube was a thing when I built my first shed... well, it was, but it wasn't much back in 2007. Great work guys!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers William, happy to share this easy to build version of a garden shed.

[@TimSilvey-b7k]

Great looking shed! I always love your videos because you explain them very well. Have a great day!! I can't wait to see the finished project.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Tim. roof is next saturday!

[@TimSilvey-b7k]

​@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I can't wait to see it!! Thanks.

[@Defghi19]

That hand placement on the saw @5:30 is why my uncle can no longer play violin. Remember, you may have done it that way for 20 years, but it only takes one slip or kick to ruin hi-fives forever.

[@luannadobson1779]

I can’t say enough good things about this channel and how much it has helped us in our homestead journey. BUT… we lovingly refer to Jeff as “safety second.” “Babe! Safety Second has a new shed video!” 😂 I pray safety second never leads him to long term consequences like your poor uncle. We are a safety first family and we love his videos but never take his shortcuts.

[@nonya.bizness]

made me flinch and cringe watching the younger guy use use a circular saw aiming straight at his hand at the 34 minute mark. iknow a guy l9st full use of thumb and fingers doing that same thing.

[@denisewiggins5172]

😮😮😮 Awesome job done ❤❤

[@peter.g6618]

Hi. Wow, incredible job Jeff 👍. Looks awsome. Looking forward to roofing video and it's finished look. Take care. 👌

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers Peter. We are going to make the plans available for this one as well.

[@dirbs1000]

Love the single slop roof! Could you build this same shed without a front wall? To make a pavilion like structure to shade a patio?

[@timcotrell9753]

Jeff's got that working man's band aid on his hand. Black electrical tape is the best band aid there is. Simple. Easy. And when you wash your hands and it gets wet, water doesn't soak it and wipes right off.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Love a first aid kit that fits in your pocket. Cheers!

[@Cravenn5]

Second ❤ I’m doing this on Wednesday removing the vinyl siding from the shed.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers

[@saskokirov5223]

Jeff use brad nailer 16 gage ,it is very useful when you work by yourself for tacking the boards on desirable spot

[@robbyllewellyn]

@39:30 using the saw and then flicking it back into your hand while on the ladder was pretty smooth

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

The more you use the tools the more comfortable you are with them. that can be a good and a bad thing. Cheers!

[@benthompson2883]

6:06 instead of making a jig to try and hold level with the boards as you go up, why not make a spacer a half inch shorter than board, set above installed board and draw a line on both sides? Then you just line your board up with the lines you just made. Both work I just feel this is easier

[@kanive1566]

Aside from the structural screws, if you had used a nailer for nails in place of all of the screws would this still work?

[@mr.b.8471]

Great videos! May I ask, why do you burn screws in reverse before stewing in the boards? Does anyone know?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

it keeps them from cracking the wood. old carpenter trick. Cheers!

[@craig78]

Watching in 3/4 speed is hilarious.

[@nonya.bizness]

music sounds great at that speed too.

[@Brucexie-666C]

Nice

[@SophiaAphrodite]

Just remember. IF you are going to frame a shed make sure you have a solid alibi first.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

LOL. That was awesome. Cheers Sophia!

[@Hairitage2023]

😂😂😂

[@beefandpork]

I was planning to do cedar plank siding on a chicken coop and realized after seeing this that your siding looks way better than what I would’ve done (over 2x4 walls). I’m wondering what the least painful way to frame a chicken door into this siding would be.

[@PROPSXIVTRADER]

Would you recommend doing this type of design for mobile home skirting??

[@G7531]

@HomeRenoVisionDIY 12.54 this was missed on my 10 year old shed now I have leaks. It’s a clad board, any tips for fixing? 🙏

[@holdemNE1]

Pro tip. Watch this video in 2x speed.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers to the chipmunk version!

[@Brewsy92]

​@@HomeRenoVisionDIY😂😂😂

[@bgate1984]

What stops water from getting in where the walls meet the floor?

[@lughfiregod16]

if you're worried about the small bit that might get under there, either add weather stripping to the bottom board when you put it in, or run a like of caulk on the inside edge of the wall.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

nothing. but this is a garden shed for a lawnmower and hand tools so a little water is irrelevant. Cheers! you can actually use a garden hose to wash it out as needed.

[@rupe53]

If you are handy, you can make some Z-flashing or just caulk it on the inside.

[@Eulbedoc]

This may be a dumb question but what are you doing by burning the screw in reverse?

[@SvEnjoyPro]

What's the benefit of building a wall out of fence planks over using premade 4'x8' siding sheets? I suppose the fence planks let you build in 6' sections rather than 4' or 8'. But it looks like it would be roughly the same cost. $40 for a 4x8 sheet, vs 13 x $3.00 for planks.

[@devonstultz4529]

This is a different look and is much more appealing to the eye then a sheet of wood.

[@jonnyb1898]

saves on studs.

[@jdguess1957]

Question: Cost vs buying a portable building?

[@denman2013]

What was life like before oscillating tools? 🤔what was it like? What did they use?

[@gomersimpson2716]

25:09 белка спускается с дерева проверить вашу работу. squirrel comes down from the tree check your work

[@jaredcrist4798]

Great video, go see a cariologist!

[@davidmann3536]

I love this shed design but would like to adapt it . I’d like a lower foundation so I don’t need a ramp for my mower. Is the structure of the shed dependent on the strength added by the flooring system? Could I build shed then make a simple lower floor internal to shed?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

you could simply pour a pad or dig into the ground to make it ground level and a little dirt ramp. but I do have the ramp video coming soon and it is so easy to build I may convert you. the ramp is a lot less work than a ground level deck or pouring a pad. Cheers!

[@davidmann3536]

@ I will wait for ramp video. Just wanted to make sure flooring wasn’t structural to the shed. I have good access to cedar so thought I’d make the black parts pressure treated and the stained parts cedar.

[@kennyfry180]

Just a question. Why don’t you cut all your 4x4 and 2x2 material on the ground if you already know how tall you want it? 20:50

[@binyominkriegsman6125]

What kind of board is that? ceder wood?

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I used pressure treated because I am going to stain it later. cedar is another option for sure.

[@MichaelMassie]

This is the best-ventilated shed, ever.

[@baxt1412]

Bug city!

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I use a fake wasp nest and it has been bug free for 3 months. Cheers! If it stays dry it won't rot!

[@daneking1209]

I’d throw a 2x6 across the beams to hide the cut edges of the overlapping wall boards

[@RotaryTeamVincent]

Wondering why you did not just put the boards on the outside, over top of the 4x4s?

[@rumrun11]

The way he did it, it will look much better.

[@upcyclebob692]

Rain will just go straight under the walls. Wet floor shed !

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

@@upcyclebob692 this is more of a deck floor so it will get wet and then dry so no issue with Pressure treated lumber. Cheers!

[@juliomena3106]

About how much did you spend on materials

[@nonya.bizness]

that info doesn't really matter since prices change from place to place snd time to time anyway. what you want us a materials list so you can price it out yourself.

[@pamelaweston5535]

Hi. Where is the roofing video? I couldn't find it.

[@cooperw22]

Next week’s video..

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

next weeks upload. Cheers!

[@RaymondVanRiper-v5q]

I have framed, roof, sheet rocked, and done finishing work. I have not installed windows or doors. But now I am blind and I would like to be able to do this without vision. I wish the instructions were step-by-step and enough to know exactly what’s going on. I have envisioned while you’re doing at the top for the roof in the bottom in some instances because I’ve done the work. Princess when you say you’re doing cuts like you have a tiling where you cut it to the point and not by the measure. I understand expansion and the need for that 16th inch or1/8 inch play. for expansion, but the confidence I need is not quite there is there a audio device that tells Level on a standing 4 x 4, cause I know I can use a string and plum for some of it and a clamping slide for some of it, that you know of? And is there instructions for your work here in writing where my cellular phone can read it to me and have the extra descriptions for not having the vision. I have damn good spatial reasoning and Understand load etc. I was cited. Thank you. I have not done the outside overlap board or framing I’ve only done inside finishing. All the outside I’ve done is a pole barn with painted metal exterior. I wish there was more description on that. I imagine the old stuff like using plywood and tar paper but I know they use pressed glued wood chips nowadays what do they call it OFB (4’ x 8’) or something I can’t remember. we used to produce the wood chips at Tommy Graham sawmill and his partner business lumber company, can’t remember that guy‘s name. company in South Central Tennessee years ago when we started moving away from producing so much plywood and started creating a ton of that kind of board. I was also wondering why you didn’t just Poore some forms in the ground instead of describing so much about how it sat on the ground. I guess maybe you want this to be a 20 year shed, or be able to move it? Lol at least that’s what your descriptors led me to believe because remember I do not see what you’re doing.

[@tanory07]

Would water not potentially pool into the shed?

[@richardhuber3904]

Of course it will, he has not even used a level yet

[@tanory07]

@@richardhuber3904 Well he used a level in the last video for the foundation, just wondering as I would expect the foundation to be leaning to some angle.

[@radondar9230]

Would a pactool gecko gauge make it easier to install without the need for a jig?

[@kanive1566]

Why do you burn your screws in reverse first sometimes?

[@cooperw22]

Helps the wood from splitting

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

keeps the wood from splitting. Cheers!

[@TopDedCenter1]

Look at this, @LifeontheMoose Is there anything cedar fence boards CAN'T do? lol

[@yuuurs]

How frowned upon would this be to do with hardi plank?

[@FeralXethx]

Due to their weight, you would need more than a 2x2 strip to secure them I imagine.

[@stephenrountree3214]

Hope it doesn’t rain, water is going to settle on the exposed deck perimeter and get inside.

[@nonya.bizness]

pretty sure he said like 3 times it's just a pressure treated shed to store lawn equipment and such so he doesn't care about a little rain getting in.

[@rupe53]

So far, the only improvement I can see is adding some batter boards on the inside so you don't accidentally crash into the siding with a lawnmower or other heavy item. (kids on bikes?)

[@richardhuber3904]

@@rupe53 I think the best improvement would be to knock it down and not start over

[@rupe53]

@@richardhuber3904 so you are saying the whole idea and the shed is junk?

[@richardhuber3904]

@@rupe53 it's ridiculous, framing is 16 oc withe top and bottom plates on a slab or foundation with plywood sheathing real roof rafters, collar ties sheathing, tar paper, roof shingles and a vented ridge and soffit. Stop insulting the trade with this garbage work

[@rupe53]

@@richardhuber3904 I gather you don't like the idea of building a shed like a pole barn.

[@richardhuber3904]

@@rupe53 it needs to be weather proof and sturdy, a pole barn has posts sunk into the ground deep enough to avoid frost and be on undisturbed soil with lateral stability. Protect the thing that are stored from the weather and rodents

[@radondar9230]

Any not a nail gun or Brad nailer to at least set it place?

[@Jfresh55]

14:44 there's a gap on the side

[@chrisdenney4251]

Thumb nail: same.

[@Clay_333]

This should have definitely been built taller. With the design of the door being in the middle of the long side of the building, on the high side of the roof, and the roof being less than 7' tall you will never be able to put anything long in there.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

feel free to build to your own specs. this is going to be a garden shed for me. just a lawn mower and related garden tools only. Cheers!

[@jasonbengel]

​@@HomeRenoVisionDIY Don't forget it can be used as your sleeping quarters in emergent home situations/disagreements (and it's larger than a doghouse!). 🐕

[@artilocked]

first

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

Cheers!

[@danielmartin6765]

That’s all you do now is build sheds

[@FeralXethx]

The last shed video was 5 months ago... Was definitely other things done between then. Including live streams.

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

I am currently renovating and filming my new forever home series. The shed was just the beginning to store my tools. CHeers!

[@stevemeyer3282]

And such money out of all you idiots cocks.