Tiny House 17 - Build Scissor Trusses

[@mysterion4301]

Thank you for making this effort. I'm an old man now and a licensed contractor in California for more than 30 years. Most of us were no better tooled or informed when we made our first efforts to site build trusses. I like your video because most of your watchers are no better tooled or informed than you are and yet you've made a very encouraging video that shows them they can do this. Keep up the good work and know that a lot of us appreciate your efforts...

[@LandtoHouse]

+Mysterion I do appreciate your encouragement! Sometimes when I start a new project I am daunted by the task but it is important to jump in and start. I had a friend a few years ago who could think of projects all day long but he could never start the physical work. I feel like my video show anyone can do these things. Thank you for watching.

[@johnd5805]

That's what I was thinking. He's not a professional now and won't be when he's finished but he'll be able to do a lot and will have done a lot. His goal will be complete which is what matters. He'll have learned many skills to make an even larger tiny house.

[@LandtoHouse]

Thank you. You might want to check out my new build a workshop series. There is a better truss build video there.

[@dorianjeffrey7294]

i guess Im pretty randomly asking but do anyone know a good website to watch newly released series online?

[@denveraarav1025]

@Dorian Jeffrey I dunno try Flixportal. Just search on google for it =) -denver

[@Swahiliangift70x7]

Love that dog! I appreciate your perseverance in the dark. Great job!

[@helpinghand6037]

loved your video. when i started out i was like you 40 years ago. now i can build anything! Because i have the tools.But the people who watch these videos to learn want to save money and don't have the tools. The job was very well explained much better than most how to videos on youtube keep it up

[@LandtoHouse]

+Brian Mackenzie Thank you! I have basically started from scratch. My dad and grandad shared a bit of building skill but I hate to say I did not listen to much of it. You are right as far as I can tell about others. A good bit of the people who watch my videos are just starting out and want to learn without spending a log of money.

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[@Psalms144_1_2]

Nice, finally found a real do it yourself and home grown way of building. Good job.

[@LandtoHouse]

Yes very home grown. haha. This project was the first time I had swung a hammer.

[@Mr.SuperDuper-idk]

For REALS! 🍻

[@Mr.SuperDuper-idk]

@@LandtoHouse lol No Way

[@c2h2o9c9olate]

Drive small blocks into your "deck" that you built them on in a manner that all trusses will be built exactly the same. Also once the first one is cut to size use the separate pieces as a template for the rest. This will work even if you were to build hundreds of trusses of the same size/type. one more thing, the center support should be mitered to fit the bottom piece too. It will be much stronger and will not move over time.

[@LandtoHouse]

Very good tips! This is what I did for the workshop trusses. Have you watched those videos yet?

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[@michaellowe5558]

Center support is in tension only, so mitering the bottom won't help. Even the top isn't necessary, but it provide possibly more real estate for nails.

[@dominiccrasto]

Hi Seth. Am from India and am one of your subscribers. Just needed to tell you that please keep up the good work. I am one of your admirers and look forward to your videos. They are certainly motivating. Appreciate all the trouble you take to make the videos and put them up.

[@LandtoHouse]

I am happy that you like the videos! I enjoy making them. KZbin gives me a chance to stay motivated. More to come.

[@pauldharmer]

Thats a real nice cordless Hammer you got there

[@LandtoHouse]

:)

[@boots7859]

Not an expert, however a few things before anyone does similar. 1. But a cheap chop/miter saw. 2. But proper construction rated nails. Google or find a graybeard who knows what you're talking about at the store. 3. They have nailing plates, however a lot of people cut triangles from plywood in place of those, which can be very strong. You can also make them longer to give more support. 4. Make one that is perfect, unnailed. Batch cut all same pieces one by one until you have all your cut pieces. 5. Get some cheap plywood or OSB, and assemble one truss on top of it, to where it is perfectly fitted (un-nailed). Draw an outline around all wood pieces in chalk, and then using scrap wood pieces, nail the ends of all boards so they are locked in place. 6. Glue and screw or nail your truss. Before you use screws, make sure you know what construction rated screws are, and when they are appropriate. If you have an air compressor, its a good excuse to rent a framing nail gun. Trusses need to be done right, and fit tight to keep a roof from falling in and possibly killing someone. Most people watching this video aren't framers or engineers, so get some feedback on your first truss build on one of the many DIY/Construction rated forums. Or, but 1 truss from the big box store, and so how yours look in comparison. Also, for the small price difference but great peace of mind, you can always upsize your lumber from 2x4 to 2x6 to increase roof strength.

[@ldwithrow08]

I realize that mostly tiny houses don't come under building codes but those mending plates are NOT strong or stiff enough for roof trusses. Use plates made from 3/8" plywood and glue AND nail them.

[@LandtoHouse]

In my workshop build series I use the plywood method. I like it a lot better. Seems to be holding up very well.

[@andrewmccauley5568]

Speed square genius on the deck!

[@yerman6456]

There was darkness and then there was light. We were promised the light and light did cometh. Great project, thanks for sharing.

[@LandtoHouse]

Ha ha yes and what a difference it made.

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[@jflores0627]

Nice video. Roofing nails with easily come out. Don't use roof except for roofing paper or shingles. Use sinkers, screws, or joist hanger nails (which 1 1/2 inch long and will be able to put another plate on the other side. I learned this the hard way.

[@LandtoHouse]

Yes I have learned this from all the comments. So far the tiny house is still standing with no issues. When I built the trusses for my workshop I used the plywood sandwich method.

[@jflores0627]

As long as it works..Right. thanks for the video.

[@Odinhaus]

Wouldn’t this be stronger if the center cord was a solid piece? It would seem to me that ALL of the tensile forces keeping the system from falling down rests solely on the nails in the center mending plate.

[@johngodwin7902]

OK now you are just showing off. That was awesome. I can't quit watching. Keep them coming.

[@LandtoHouse]

Haha I am not so sure about showing off. These trusses could have used a lot more accuracy in the cuts. Thank you for watching. I have a couple more videos. .... like 100.

[@thomasackerman3995]

I have the same saw..lol. While these look strong it would seem to have little space for insulation at the area where they meet the top plate due to the fact air flow is needed in that area as well. Also the width where the ends rest on the top plate should be measured before nailing....and if the roof is to be uniformly flat should match the gable ends as well as to width and top angle. 5/ 12 pitch means it drops 5 inches every 12 inches of horizontal travel.

[@LandtoHouse]

Thank you for the comment. This video was some time ago. I sure have learned a lot since this early time.

[@mikebegay3824]

Could i use that pattern for 32 feet walls. Would like use joining livingroom dining and kitchen?

[@lindascott8533]

love the video. Question: wouldn't using 16d nails on mending plates and clinching on other side be stronger? i've used plywood plates sandwiched on gambrell trusses w/16d clinched and glued. very strong.

[@LandtoHouse]

+Linda Scott most people use the setup you use! I am new at this and it seemed like a good idea. There are nails just for what I did but I found out too late. They are twisted to prevent coming out.

[@darrenmcintosh326]

1/2 inch Plywood can be cut for nailer plates. Put it under your connections and scribe with a pencil, cut ,wood glue, nail truss joints.

[@tombrownrigg8794]

Nice work

[@derrickm7766]

+land to house beautiful bluetick. is it a mix?

[@LandtoHouse]

+Derrick M he was given to my parents.not sure what he is :)

[@juliettedeleury]

What is the width of the door opening for the 8'x6' shed?

[@judyjudyjudy9593]

Can a truss be made any pitch wanted or are there specific pitches for trusses? The boards you have cut to support your pitch are they put in a specific place on the pitch to make the strength of the truss stronger? Don't be technical when answering because I won't understand. I hope you can understand my questions. Thank you.

[@LandtoHouse]

I am no builder for sure. I assume there are standards by the inch. A pitch of 6:12 would be 6 inches up every 12 inches over. As for the other question I am not sure. I have a much better truss video on my workshop build.

[@MYtinyPLace]

hello I'm doing a 4/12 pitch i cut the first two boards at 4/12 but i cut the second set of boards at 4/12 to and i cut the 12 in board in center of theses boards how did you line up the bottom of the top boards to the bottom boards to cut the extras off of the second set of boards at the ends and keep the ends of the center boards together in their 4/12 pitch when i try to line it up it throws off my 4/12 pitch do i cut it at a different pitch on the second set of boards im trying to figure it out im just a lady please tell me what im doing wrong on the second set of boards thank you

[@jasonmcintosh2632]

Thank you. I've been wondering how these scissor trusses were constructed!

[@wessexspotter4034]

Nice video. Refreshing your so honest!

[@LandtoHouse]

I figure I should tell it like it is. Thank you for watching.

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[@DanielinLaTuna]

After you built the first two trusses, did you use the table saw to mass produce the multiple (identical) parts? Seems easier to cut each of the pieces all at same time , so that they are identical? Enjoying your videos!

[@LandtoHouse]

+DanielinLaTuna I sure did! Using the saw in the assembly line is the best way to go. After making these I would actually recommend making a gig on the ground so that you can make sure the trusses are the same every time.

[@rodimorel6041]

yes..I.ve seen. and enjoy. your techniques.. eres un maestro.

[@LandtoHouse]

+Rodi Morel ah very good. :)

[@boghyboy]

There are several components to doing a pro job. One resource I found that successfully combines these is the Wilfs Shed Formula (check it out on google) definately the best info i've seen. look at this super website.

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[@jllaine]

I'm enjoying your build, but please, run power and use a framing nailer to retrofit collar ties to these, I can just see them scissoring open and bowing out the walls after a couple of years.

[@hollylaughter8722]

My local lumber yard has these custom made for not much more than I pay for the parts they take 1-3 weeks to come in.

[@LandtoHouse]

I have since seen some of these at my local yard as well. I don't know the price or time it takes.

[@rodimorel6041]

Gran maestro. !! muy. apreciado. su video. go.ahead.. very good for. learn..!!!

[@LandtoHouse]

Thank you for watching. I have just uploaded a new video showing how to make a new style truss.

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[@chadmerkley9465]

Do you know what these would be rated at for snow load?

[@LandtoHouse]

I know that they have held up 16" of snow. I however do not know the load rating.

[@darrenmcintosh326]

You probably want a steeper pitch for snow like 6/12 or 7/12.

[@patsygardner226]

what size biulding is this? we are building a15.7ft w plus a overhang

[@LandtoHouse]

This is just a 12x12.

[@nickmasterson942]

How would I figure the measurements to make a scissor truss to span 16 feet?

[@LandtoHouse]

I am not qualified to give that type of info to be honest. These have worked well on my 12x12 but not sure about larger spans.

[@darrenmcintosh326]

Draw out your measre 16ft across on the ground. Choose pitch. 4/12 CA slight rain run off. Span 8ft=96inx4÷12=32 inch rise. Draw triangle on ground 16ft across 32 inch high point. Lay boards on ground to fit triangle. Draw. Walls.. 3.5 inch

[@darrenmcintosh326]

Scribe and cut boards 2X4 and assemble to make truss

[@OutdoorWood]

Hemlock 2x4's? If so where do you buy them.

[@LandtoHouse]

Believe it or not these came from lowes.

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[@Flipping_Assets]

Dewalt, RIDGED, you got it all lol. I stick with dewalt, Milwaukee and ridged

[@LandtoHouse]

Most of my tools are gifts from family and friends. I dont turn them down haha

[@chuckedone]

Thanks, really great video

[@LandtoHouse]

Thank you. I now have a second video of building my workshop trusses. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnqsaXV6gaaphbs

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[@paintingwithtastefromcanva7165]

how much wood did it take to make the scissor truss? And what size was the wood? does the type of wood matter?

[@LandtoHouse]

To be honest I am not the person to ask for building trusses. This was for a personal project. It would be best to speak to a professional. I used 2x4 lumber spruce I think. As for how much wood 3 boards. In my case 3 8 foot long.

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[@w9x7cv3vg6]

the value of all those mending plates , wood, time, nails and work may add up to same value as putting your order in to a truss maker,its nice to do ones own work at times though..i use plywood as gussetts,which are the same as metal ones..good work though...

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[@celbertbrown]

How did you figure out the angle that you needed where the two chords meet on top of the plate?

[@LandtoHouse]

To be honest I dont remember. That was a long time ago.

[@celbertbrown]

No problem, I have a really smart guy here at work doing the math for me! Thanks anyway! Keep up the videos, I enjoy them!

[@LandtoHouse]

Thank you for watching! Its nice to have a smart guy to help :)

[@celbertbrown]

Yeah he's trying to tell me about tangents and hypotenuse and I have no clue! Lol

[@LandtoHouse]

Haha that math takes a special type of person.

[@VideoGrabBag]

Looks strong. nice work. I need some scissor trusses for my living room and have to get it permited and I'd like to see if I could get away with not having to pay an engineer to do them. But please tell me how you determined the angles and lengths???

[@LandtoHouse]

+VideoGrabBag thank you. I am completely new to this type work. My first suggestion is that you use a miter saw for precision cuts. And then use a jig on the ground to build the rest all exactly the same. The angles were all found with the speed square. I am not good at explaining that step. But there are some nice videos on that. :)

[@darrenmcintosh326]

Got light?

[@GeneralMe100]

you need some clamps and some gorilla clue, Ive made trusses for my shed and it really helps to clamp it together while you fix it if your alone, they are cheap as well... good job by the way

[@LandtoHouse]

I now have clamps! I use them all the time. Would have been nice for this old project.

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[@myleshummel9538]

So first off id like to comment on your Lighting i am most amazed that you didn't Smash your finger. Second of all, I believe he used a wrong mending plates. The lumber looses stregnth when you punch nails to closly. You should have tried a gang nail. You get much better connection.

[@LandtoHouse]

I have a new video showing how I made the trusses of my workshop. It is a much better means of connecting the boards. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnqsaXV6gaaphbs

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[@darrenmcintosh326]

I ll hav2 to take your word for it

[@SkyhanViper]

is lumber cheap in US? All you make your houses of wood

[@LandtoHouse]

+Gokhan a stud 2x4 is $2.5 at the local lumbar yard. So yes relatively cheep.

[@carlp5348]

Land to House you can't builds houses with two by fours all yellow exterior walls going to be 2 by 6 interior walls two by fours

[@johnschuster9192]

Ok you are doing well till the mending straps..clamping is a great way to hold things in place. a fella that i worked with schooled me to there importance.I recently moved into an older property.The roll down or hammer down plates are coming loose on the garage trusses.So plywood nail on gussets are still my favorite using the heavy galvanized nails..Great job on the video ,thumbs up to you.

[@LandtoHouse]

I now have a new series on building the workshop and I use the plywood method. Much better.

[@brendansmith1167]

At least you tried !!!!

[@LandtoHouse]

+Brendan Smith you might want to check out my workshop build videos. Those trusses are much better.

[@jamieprice126]

no flash light ????

[@LandtoHouse]

Oh I remember this video. Haha building in the dark.

[@Mr.SuperDuper-idk]

Man THANKS I can handle these NP

[@2awesome292]

No nail gun?

[@LandtoHouse]

+2Awesome not yet. I would like to own one.

[@abbyarnold4477]

My eyes are playing tricks on me,the video went dark. I'm going to the eye doctor

[@jean-dieu-donneboussita5911]

Good

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[@markwells2710]

I just want to build stuff with you. Just because your so damn nice.

[@LandtoHouse]

Haha I try. If only there was a way to make money building things for myself. :)

[@markwells2710]

IKR. Well, your fun to watch and if I am in a bad mood I just watch one of your vids. Lol

[@LandtoHouse]

Mark Wells well I am happy to help. :)

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[@carlp5348]

Only problem you cannot use them without being engineered so that sucks

[@carlp5348]

You're not supposed to use roofing nails on any kind of Simpson tie plates

[@СтасРуденко-о1э]

Без пернаода не понятно.

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[@gilbertogarcia4755]

Apagaram a luz!!!!!!!

[@webbwalle]

Dont quit your dayjob!

[@LandtoHouse]

+Webb walle haha yes no worries about that.

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[@edwardgardiner2887]

Why would you waste your time shooting a video with no light. Not very useful

[@Jean-vz8co]

A very poor work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...........................................

[@LandtoHouse]

Check out the workshop build in 2017/2018 for much better work. And the shed series coming out Jan 2021.

[@LemonySnicket-EUC]

Very poor comment ! We are all are at different skill levels.

[@LandtoHouse]

Indeed. My skills have seen improvement over the years.