Tiny House - Roof Plywood

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[@nomadicjosh]

That background music was awesome!

[@kevinjohnson4374]

came for the build... stayed for the tunes!

[@benk6713]

Dude just cutting his roof on his roof. Love the skills

[@pooptyschmoopty]

Dude, your choice in songs is awesome Definitely a nostalgic depressing vibe, fuck!

[@Swilton100]

I have completely new appreciation for all the work some men go to for their Mrs and families. this is so dang cool!

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

+Sherry Wilton glad your watching. Careful watching it starts getting rated R soon.

[@ThiskidKnowledge]

Love watching the progression of your Tiny House. It going to look amazing when you finish.

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

Thanks so much.

[@rampsidejoe9871]

Hi you're walking those Joyce like a professional now must be the sunny day lol joe

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

Joe Moore its a little less scary once you have some more wood up there to catch yourself on. still hair raising.

[@sighpocket5]

Good tune!!

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

Sigh Pocket www.joshwoodward.com/#/

[@bartonrobinson4266]

I see the glue strings on the rafters and I had to look at video 2 times after reading comments. Looks like it will be stout as a tank, well a wood tank but who's gonna argue with ya traveling behind ya if there isn't pieces falling off smashing windshields..lol..Looking good !!

[@randallijams2221]

Enjoying the videos.

[@TheRemyD]

I absolutely love your channel. The videos are amazing and the music is enjoyable and easy to listen to. I am curious about the gaps in the wall boards... Since they are likely created by oddities in the wood are they negligible? Does anything special have to be done to take care of those when wrapping and insulating the house?

[@cherylmartin4050]

wow something from the past. it seems ages ago compared to where you're at today!

[@MrJohnpmeadows]

Helping by leaving a comment!

[@SkyValleyStuff]

I only used ply on my roof.. Kind of afraid of actually taking this on the road.. but no worries, its never meant to move !! Any future builds i do i will have at least t1-11 siding or ply inside for regidity

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

Hawks Tinyhouse And Mountain Adventures I took it out on the road the other day. it was little scary. 1 because it held everything i own and have in my life and 2 cause i t was just so big. but i made it to the new build location in one piece. that videos probably 16 weeks out though.

[@serendipitybymelanie6077]

I appreciate the videos, I watch them a lot. The biggest hurdle I am finding is the strength to lift and muscle to move heavier items....lol You make it look like a piece of plywood is 5 lbs....I watch a lot to learn tricks on lifting and moving items around...Any tips are helpful...thx ( the two initials at the end of my tag is for my dog Brown Sugar. just so you know it is not just BS....)

[@serendipitybymelanie6077]

thanks I used my dollie a lot

[@TheNastyBastard]

what !!?? no peanut !!! great video ! needs more dogs.......

[@johncnorris]

***** Stealth Peanut at (5:33)

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

I had to watch it again.. Good eye. She's in and out of the next few videos but I'm making an effort to get her in all the current ones. Today she saw a turkey and broke her lease and took off. So she in solitary confinement for a few hours.

[@TheNastyBastard]

I'd leave you for a turkey dinner too... wow great eye John Norris.....

[@erniezamora9509]

thanks for the advise cause I have 3/8 plywood and my roof center stud is 24in ,,, and a fraid I would bent and I was planing to put sut stud across ar chance it for 1/2 in playwood

[@TTW89]

whats the title of the song playing?

[@sighpocket5]

Have taught Peanut to say "Roof,Roof" yet?

[@randallijams2221]

Wow you are fast. Question: Rather than have the last plywood 12" why not make the middle run 36" so you have more width on the end? I assume it is due to speed and saves lumber or keeping factory edges together.

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

+Randall Ijams no real reason, but that 12" strip is really weak. if I would do it over, I would have started with a 3' rip then full sheet and then a 3ish ft piece on top for more strength. but there wont be much weight up there.

[@nancypotter3075]

Love watching your videos. Great tunes, who is it?

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

Nancy Potter www.joshwoodward.com/#/

[@erniezamora9509]

sorry to ask you how thick is the roof plywood thanks great video

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

1/2" but it's sold as something like 15/32, which is a hair under 1/2". If you went with 2' on center rafters you might want to use 5/8".

[@xenomaniac84]

Great song. What is the name of the song and artist?

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

xenomaniac84 www.joshwoodward.com/#/

[@46619TAB]

Before the economy tanked I was project designer for a builder. His crew always glued and screwed both floor and roof decking which enhances the rigidity of both systems. Curious, I saw you glued the floor decking so why did you chose to only nail the roof decking?

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

I glued all the plywood floors, roof and walls. I didn't say it in the video but you could kinda see me putting it down.

[@redbugg99]

I watched this video on my phone and I clearly see the glue... this guy is a 100% DIY on his project and not having a camera person or help to is stressful to concentrate ... he is doing a great job

[@46619TAB]

Tiny House Customs I saw you building the floor but I was doing invoicing for a client and missed you gluing the roof sheathing. My bad.

[@randallijams2221]

I really like your attention to detail. I noticed the plywood on one wall did not over lap (extend 1/2" beyond 2x4) the other wall. Any reason one way or the other?

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

+Randall Ijams I always keep my plywood back a 1/16" from the framing. it will prevent problems later. theirs no benefit of having the plywood run that extra 1/2" and if it were to go past the 1/2" it would cause problems when I do my trim

[@GriffinRampant1]

Are you doing hurricane ties and all that?

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

On day maybe. Hurricane ties are a gimmicky kinda thing. If a big storm hits your house it'd almost be better if you lost the whole roof cause then you wouldn't have to remove the damaged material. Took the house on the road today and she did fine. I'm more concerned with tying the house down to the ground so the wind from a storm won't push it over.

[@edwardcarberry1095]

I hope I describe this properly. At your 0.31 sec time when you are doing the ??end/s?? I see a lot of roofs with the ends badly sagged not old homes for the most part. So my Idea is to come back one or two rafters widths. This should provide more support over the house and keep the outside from sagging. Your wall support would be lower by the thickness of your ??lateral rafters, (2x4 or 2x6's) and use the tin end supports as well. One could up size your outer edges so that there would be very good strength. Probably put in a double rafter as well where they meet. I see a lot of roofs where the ends sage badly this would should prevent this. Hope I described this well enough? Ha hehee your getting older when you can't walk the wall. Been there figured out I could not do it, so didn't. Sorry I would have put the strip in the middle/ staggered for edge strength reasons. You put it at the top. I am not a carpenter..

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

+Edward Carberry "I am not a carpenter.."

[@PAPERSPACEINK]

Why didn't you use adhesive for the roof plywood? Like you did for sheathing the walls.

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

I did.

[@Hellsong89]

+Tiny House Customs Gotta say this was interesting video, cause i'm house builder by trade and i learned lots of nice little trick while watching you work. Where i'm from we use only brazes, not spring brazes, so that was new and your electric cord trick (unplug prevention via knot) was also great, never thought to do that! Thanks!

[@granikos11]

I thought you didn't too but then I notice your glue gun up there on the roof ply. Great job.

[@fabiobcm]

What about the others videos?

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

Fabio Bianchi I want to produce regular weekly content. so i might make 3 videos in one week but not make anymore for a few weeks. so i have scheduled videos to release every thursday for the next few weeks. It helps bring in more subscribers and also keeps the view count high. make sure you subscribe. theres plenty more videos coming out in the next few weeks and I'm constantly editing new ones too. thanks for watching them :)

[@JWBrewer73]

Curious as to the brand of nailer you have. Is it the same one you used for framing, or do you have two of them?

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

It's a hitachi. It shoots 2" galvanized ring shanks and 3 1/4" smooth framing nails. www.nailgundepot.com/Hitachi-NV83A4-Coil-Framing-Nailer-2-to-314-Details.html?gclid=CMCw2JWo_ccCFdgYgQodtL8OZQ

[@andriusvaisvilas9283]

Hi. What about ventiliation gap?

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

+Andrius Vaisvilas what if I use metal roofing? Why do they vent roofs? Not 100% on this but I believe roofs are vented to help cool asphalt shingles.

[@andriusvaisvilas9283]

I think you know what you doing. Im just wondering how to biuld it rihgt in my country. Good luck to you. And find me on facebook to share some ideas.

[@sacropoema]

What's the name of the song that's in this video?

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

I'm not sure. I'd have to search threw them to figure it out. But the link to the guys music is in the description. If you liked the song you'd like all his stuff and it's all available for download and copyright free use.

[@sacropoema]

+Tiny House Customs I checked out his website but could find it. Went through all the various styles and types of music to no avail! I appreciate you looking through your stuff to find out!

[@sacropoema]

+Tiny House Customs i tried using moomash to figure it out. no one knows the song...

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

+Tiny House Customs I went back looked at the original file. found the name is Bellevue Pressure went to his website and can't find it. so it might not be joshes song... but a google search of that title will find what your looking for. sorry about that.

[@ElCidMarine1]

Are you the one 'Disliker' on every video? Or do you have a Hater out there?

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

:). No I'm not. I got one out there. Probably mad cause they're blocked and can't comment.

[@dalesakawsky7309]

You fucked up when you removed the support should have been mortised in . The structal strength is dimmished by the removal . Fuck the spelling , you know what I mean !!

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

I'm gonna say that's sarcastic?

[@TinyHouseCustoms]

Dale Sakawsky ahh i figured out what you were talking about. the diagonal on the exterior wall... this isn't the 60's anymore. theres been major improvement in building materials where a mortised in diagonal isn't needed anymore. how many present day home do you go in and see a mortised diagonal? none...