Got the shed waterproof (ish) // Shed Part 7

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@ShopNation Год назад

Plans are now available: bit.ly/3DlnU2h 👍

@raydriver7300 Год назад

I got cremasteric reflex when I first saw you on that roof Travis. You are braver, fitter and a lot more skilled than I am. Good job 🌞

@bradleytuckwell4881 Год назад

Props for accomplishing this on your own it looks great.

@SirCarlosMusicBMI Год назад

Great job 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Blessings, Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊❗️

@bdlii Год назад

Really enjoying this series. Amazing what you’ve done. Of course you are considerably more skilled than you give yourself credit. But laughing at your own learning is part of the fun of the videos. Congrats so far. Awesome looking structure.

@jimwiskus8862 Год назад

This is the best channel for ever! I just love your passion, honesty and humbleness. Personally why you’re not at or above a 1,000,000 subscribers is beyond me. I know building what you’re building can be trial & error. Like everything else you do, it’s machine shop quality to me. Happy New Years Travis! See you in the next installment.

@Beehashe Год назад

An old carpenter once told me “a little caulk, a lick of paint will make a carpenter what he ain’t” good job!

@jerryjenkins6071 Год назад

This reminds me of the old welding saying, “grinding and paint, makes me the welder I ain’t”

@wisconsinbush2940 Год назад

Here’s a caulking tip. Before applying caulk, put painters tape on both sides. Caulk the joint and peel the tape. Nice clean lines

@MarshallLoveday Год назад

With another $1,000 or more in finishing stuff (paint, etc.), having a COMPLETE 'tiny house' (minus plumbing and electric) for around $16,000 is not bad.........

@krehbein Год назад

Two things…. Schmoodging all that caulk is not the way to go. With a little time practicing (back wall) you would have learned to lay a nice bead of caulk. So much faster. Also there’s a company (cortex?) that makes a drill bit and plugs for pvc. Very nice.

@tnewberr Год назад

Moderate tip, do the verticals first so you can get an exact width for the top boards with an even reveal to the window. 1/4" is typical. Pro tip, measure for your reveals, cut the boards, pocket hole jig together, then attach around the window. Keeps things flat, square, and even. No more crooked boards that moved due to attachment forces.

@rodbarron Год назад

cool no one asked for your "tips"

@HalfAssHomestead Год назад

One thing to consider if you are doing a good amount of caulking is the Ryobi Battery Powered Caulk Gun. I use mine all the time, and simply does a great job. Why keep pulling the trigger, when you can empty a whole tube with one easy trigger pull. That and the speed adjustment works awesome to set your pace.

@johnknittel6652 Год назад

I know it's a little late now, but why not rent a bucket lift to do roof and high steep spots that are dangerous to do off ladders?

@michaeldalton8374 Год назад

Here’s some fun facts, after the fact: Z-channel is customarily used between sheet siding, say on a gable end, where the 8’ sheet meets the angled cuts in the gable. Hardy siding should be pre-primed AND PAINTED WITH TWO COATS, before installation within 30” of grade. This includes the bottom edge AND the back. Because it will wick water and it WILL rot. Your warranty will be no good because you didn’t follow the manufacturer’s recommendations of installation. This includes siding edges up the wall. And no- nobody does this. Why no zip tape around the entry door opening? It was done around the other openings. 🤷🏼‍♂️

@bobvrnr Год назад

Your struggle with Hardiplank is an easy solve. Clamp a 2x4 to the length of your skinny cut plank until you get it in place.😊

@jerishigan6567 Год назад

Dude, wear a mask when working with hardie plank. That shit causes pulmonary fibrosis.

@mjpyro2458 Год назад

Nice job but you have to wear a mask preferably a respirator when cutting hardiplank with a circular saw. It contains silica. What’s done is done though so this comment is more for people watching this thinking of working with it. If you are going to be cutting a lot, consider getting one of the drill attachments that snips the cement board and doesn’t create dust. Also, those screws you used aren’t made for hardiplank siding, they are made for cement backer board you put down under tile or on walls. Yes you can use them but Im sure they were a total pain to get started in those planks.

@davidsanders5788 Год назад

Your shed has more windows than my house

@ScottS360 Год назад

Caulking tip: buying a battery-powered/cordless caulk gun not only saves you from hand cramps, but it also gives more consistent results. Most major tools brands offer them (Milwaukee, Dewalt, Makita, etc) but they can be expensive if you buy from one of the big brands. If caulking isn't your full-time job, the Ryobi One+ 18V model is cheap and seems to work well. It has a dial to set the rate at which caulk is delivered, then you pull the trigger and it delivers caulk at a nice even rate. All you have to do at that point is concentrate on moving the gun at a consistent pace. I thought the idea of a cordless caulk gun was ridiculous when my carpenter friend showed me his, but now that I've used one I can't argue with the results!

@thomasfouts2700 Год назад

Absolutely agree with you! I have to be one of the worst caulkers in the midwest, but now with my battery powered Ryobi caulk gun, I look almost like I know what I'm doing!

@blakeloke6997 Год назад

Great work Travis. I miss that old Buc-ee's ball cap from your Texas days. Typically, the Z-flashing is used when joining two sheets of ply material such as T-1-11 siding vertically. But, I'm sure you know that already!

@wittworks Год назад

+100 likes for saying rinse and repeat in a youtube video

@BLBlackDragon Год назад

I remember Kyle, over at RR Building, mentioning that he and Greg use special magnetic boots for getting around metal roofs a little easier. Probably not worth it for a small project like this, but something to consider.

@BillPairaktaridis Год назад

Yeah, Eric Perkins also got a pair for a house they did. Plus they get harnessed in.

@taylormcintyre5759 Год назад

It’s starting to look like a thing! For your funky angle gap on the cedar soffit, I’d try a piece of cedar 1x2 or 1x4, with the angle notched out of the back. Make it like a flooring transition strip

@Snausages32 Год назад

Great work! Harbor Freight Hercules miter saw dust collection soon?

@DIYBuilds Год назад

I'll be honest. It's going to look great. I would just say in my opinion it's not worth that much money. I feel like I built a very attractive shed on a budget for around 1700 years ago and performs basically the same function. But keep up the great work. Always look forward to your next video.

@SolveFixBuild Год назад

With the exception of the concrete, I built a 24x24 garage with a storage attic entirely by myself for our first house. It was one of the most enjoyable projects, but I hated doing the siding. Nice work and perseverance, looks amazing.

@jetownsend1 Год назад

It's good to have sponsors if you are going to spend ~20k on a shed.

@brettbosn24 Год назад

Do you plan on putting finish on the cedar soffit? After seeing you do this, I am tearing out my old soffit and doing this. Such a cool look. Going to be pretty nice accent with the navy house and white deck. Great video again!

@ShopNation Год назад

Yes, going to apply some clear deck sealer

@wittworks Год назад

I watch for the ads, not the build.

@davelittle6668 Год назад

A wise man once said, "If you can't laugh at yourself, someone else surely will". No, wait. That was me. I said that.

@mrgunn2726 Год назад

PVC trim don't rot and does not need to be repainted every 2 years, worth every penny! Good on you!

@igloostones4766 Год назад

I absaloutly love this shed build series. Please keep them coming.

@timkennedy8665 Год назад

Just wondering. Hear a lot of the new direction and new workshop location but are the videos for this shed going to finish or is this all there is on the project? Like I said just wondering not complaining. Thanks for feed back if you can. Great job on all that you do. 👍🏻

@ShopNation Год назад

Yes I will be finishing

@kevinkelley332 Год назад

ah...where is the finished project video? 4 weeks has passed

@coopersbarbecue Год назад

Great work so far. They make magnetic pads/shoes specifically for metal roofing.

@Gozeto17 Год назад

I have been looking forward to this build. Keep it up brother and thank you for all the tips and advice.

@Androidandmore101 Год назад

I have been enjoying this shed building series! definitely motivated me to just hire a company to do it.

@JohnnyG2573 Год назад

Ha! I have that’s that exact same thing

@chrisjaustin88 Год назад

Love when difficult one man work can really pull our someone's engineering ingenuity

@steelvalleysportsmen7737 Год назад

This thing is a tint house man not a shed lol. Good work

@mrgunn2726 Год назад

DUDE you GOTTA wear a mask when you cut cement fiberboard, that dust is BAD for you! Be safe, so you don't have to be sorry...

@IJustGotHere Год назад

Wow! The more of these build videos I watch the more grateful I am for the builder of my 10x14 shed.

@mplussant Год назад

…can picture/hear all the neighbors’ wives complaining to husbands: “why can’t you do more around the house like that guy?”…

@lionelhernandez34 Год назад

Maybe its the camera angle, your extension ladder set up is super sketchy. Project turned out nice thanks for sharing

@ShopNation Год назад

No argument there 😂

@HedgeMaster26 Год назад

This is an amazing shed Travis. I'm thinking of doing this in my backyard as a home gym spot. Just have to see of my HOA will say anything. haha. Excellent work.

@ronmurphy4234 Год назад

I cut a shallow dado in the back of my LP trim before installation, this allowed for a flat mounting over the nailing flange, and the small dado was filled before siding was applied.

@Azurko Год назад

So you have a TV for the shed, did you include space to put a bed when your wife sees how much this project is costing?

@phillipjarvis2109 Год назад

Almost $15k in this shed. May God bless you with ad revenue my friend. Lol insane material prices these days

@tnewberr Год назад

Another video of time-lapse would be great. Plus the algorithm doesn't care and you'd make a few bucks. But I could understand that you need a break from working on camera and to just get r dun.

@mauserkk98 Год назад

I'm surprised you haven't added lights to the soffit on the porch roof / overhang . Maybe solar panel on the roof ?.

@enjoythejourney5302 Год назад

Sometimes I forget why I originally subbed years ago, of course there is the shop nation greatness, humor and of course the detailed excel tracking. Ditto on the excel tracking. Keep up the great job!

@tnewberr Год назад

You should have used the laser each time and then snap a line to avoid tolerance stack of being off on the previous course by a little here and there.

@rodbarron Год назад

he should have? why? because you said so? get lost

@johnwilmot6105 Год назад

Hey Big " T " great job so far calking is an art I do not have that at. If you get it on and it keeps out wind ,rain you have done a great job.

@andrechadwick4233 Год назад

Looking good buddy , it’s a great series

@Genetikx Год назад

Love watching this build. Just for others who may do something similar, you aren’t supposed to use caulking at the seams of hardie that butt together. Definitely when they meet a corner post, but not in the middle of the building. Hardie also says to prime/paint the edges when they butt together.

@ShopNation Год назад

Well son of a gun 😂

@n2darkness Год назад

And a piece of rectangular flashing goes behind each seam as well.

@poorfesor 10 месяцев назад

Considering that 48 years ago my wife and I bought our first home. Three bedroom brick with central heat and air fully carpeted for $15,000. Makes this seems outrageously expensive in comparison.

@jayf9259 Год назад

awesome work, but that black paint on the PVC is going to crack and look like antiqued paint when the PVC expands in the summer. PVC is so dimensionally unstable ... if you butt it you'll have 1/4" gap in the winter when it contracts, and it expands like crazy in the summer months.

@keno101 Год назад

Your shed is really starting to come together. Great work!

@jeffforbes3772 Год назад

Look's pretty dang good! Rock on there, Mr. Greatness.

@rlfaulk Год назад

Hi! Great work. Enjoy the channel. Any possibility you will develop a dust collection adapter for either a single bevel or dual bevel Dewalt saw? You mentioned that in the Bosch or Ridgid video. Getting great ideas from your shed build.

@barrytipton1249 Год назад

Is there a gauge one can use to measure the “pucker” factor? 😂 Great video series!

@mr.p9882 Год назад

I know that one subscriber makes no difference to you, but I UNsubscribed because I see that you do not reply to the people who MAKE the money you earn on youtube!!! Your viewers make you, but if you ignore them you do not deserve them...outta here...

@adamprice7150 Год назад

Loving ur channel mate u keep it funny without being too serious 👍

@wittworks Год назад

lame title.

@EvanDunville Год назад

The shed is looking great i really like the look of the front siding. Cedar also is a great choice i have used it on a few exterior projects as well.

@KorraTheFrenchie Год назад

I admire your ambition in all of this!! I hope to do the same thing one day when we have some property with space. I built a small storage shed beside my house on my own, but it was much simpler than this!

@guybowers9094 Год назад

Hey, I agree with you on getting that first coat of paint on now. That way you can get great coverage without anything attached to it

@hansangb Год назад

I love your problem solving the best. Overcoming challenges of trying to do it alone. This gives me *more* respect for the Essential Craftsman for doing what he does at his age. Mind boggling.

@ShopNation Год назад

Oh I know that guy is legendary

@hansangb Год назад

@@ShopNation Take some credit as well. Your content is TOP notch. Funny, informative, and genuine. All the ingredients needed to reach 1M subs and beyond.

@IanDeMartino Год назад

I spent a winter setting up Christmas decorations and we had a hook ladder like that for tall peaks, only it was made of metal and was extendable. As far as I am aware, something like that is the only way to climb high angle metal roofs safely. I remember the boss complaining about how expensive it was, I think you saved a lot making your own.

@mikesgarage5066 Год назад

This series is so cool and has inspired me to do the same... in the spring LOL. Could the siding be nailed instead of screwed?

@murphymmc Год назад

Installing the trim around windows that have the typical nailing fin, I do a relief cut using the table saw. The trim sits flat and tight to the sheathing. Siding looks better when the lines fit the building, not necessarily level. If "level" doesn't look level, it will always be seen. This is the time for the "fool the eye" application. You'll know. The roof ladder trick works on both sides ;-), build two. Rent or buy some scaffolding, cheap investment for preventing an event that could change your life. When caulking, keep a damp rag at hand for wipe down when you over do the bead, (cut a smaller piece off the tip= smaller, more control).

@ShopNation Год назад

Great tips, thank you!

@RobDucharme Год назад

11:20 I forgot to keep track of your feelings towards the foundation in the two previous videos.. I was thinking about it in this video, wondering if it'd come up. Was not disappointed.

@azehnder1 Год назад

When is part 8 coming?

@chesterossa Год назад

Comment algorithm compliance

@jayf9259 Год назад

Window trim will have gaps due to expansion and contraction. Best thing to do with those is construct them as one piece, joined together with pocket screws and pvc glue ... that way they can't separate with expansion and contraction.

@MaxTSanches Год назад

Thanks for making me feel good. I too am half way into putting up a small shed and have have made some of the same mistakes. For the second half I can avoid some of your mistakes, and make some new ones. :) .

@SSBailey77845 Год назад

…oh yeah….throw down some winter rye grass seed. It’ll sprout in a week or so and last into next spring…..and buy some time for a more permanent solution.

@shanaproctor100 Год назад

So glad you figured out a safe way to roof it by yourself. I am thoroughly enjoying this series.

@42z49 Год назад

I am really enjoying this series. But I have to ask why black caulking.

@huck344 Год назад

Dude, it looks awesome! I always look forward to your videos!

@kevindadams Год назад

Next time, cut a rabbet in the back of the trim to allow for mounting screws and flanges. Then the trim will sit flush on the wall.

@btrswt35 Год назад

Hopefully you made sure the feet on the ladder were dug into the ground with those low angles. Otherwise, the bottom can easily slip out on wet or soft ground.

@MA-vm6jl Год назад

Did u get the metal roof at Home Depot? I just wanted to know how good is it? Most people I know get them from roof supply house

@DudeSawdust Год назад

Another great episode. I was in Ohio once about this time of year.....froze my butt off. I don't know how you do it out there. Great job, way to be tough! Love the series BTW.

@corythomas909 Год назад

I like the Witt Works inspired title to this video. 😂 awesome job on the shed build

@wittworks Год назад

thank you?

@corythomas909 Год назад

@@wittworks best compliment I can give haha

@Erik_The_Viking Год назад

This is a great series. Great to see it coming together!

@tpaulsmith7194 Год назад

Cyberspace paint? Love that color.

@deshaunjackson8188 Год назад

It's a really nice shed. Proud of you

@chris_albertson Год назад

Are you going to do another end of year breakdown on the finances of the channel? I always look forward to those.

@theBIGlegume Год назад

It’s funny seeing you deal with Ohio winters when you are used to Texas.

@shawnh3742 Год назад

I feel your pain on the Hardie board front. LP siding is alot easier to work with!

@projectrebuild908 Год назад

Great look build. Looking forward to the next one

@avgFloridian 10 месяцев назад

1:05 I see Mrs. Shop Nation was in charge of camera angles. ;)

@MrGeroth Год назад

Man you should be a play by play man. I love description.

@elimoyle476 Год назад

Loving the channel! I really like the one-of-a-kind built in sawdust clearer on your jigsaw at 8:00. 🤣 I have one a lot like it. The shed looks great!

@shmac96 Год назад

Happy to find the next chapter of your build in my feed! I have a question...what is the purpose of the small roof overhang on the side? Is that for private conversations with a friend? lol! Curious to know! Or was it just an afterthought? Love your vids and thank you for documenting the process. Cheers!

@wereno3769 Год назад

I believe he said in a previous video that area will be for storing firewood

@shmac96 Год назад

@@wereno3769 Thanks for the answer! I figured he might of said that in a previous video. Have a good day!

@SSBailey77845 Год назад

You know, painting that facia before the roof goes on is precisely what our builder had our painters do on our just completed new home. So, totally nailed it with an accidental “pro tip!”