This video demonstrates a 12 by 12 Gable Roof build. Please enjoy and follow along. Thanks for watching and please subscribe and share this video. @SawdustandWood
I've watched several of these videos and didn't really understand any of them this has been the easiest to understand so far I think I can do it now thank you very much
This video is exactly what I needed!!!!!! We are building a goose cottage and this is the perfect tutorial on how I need to do my roof!!!!! Thank you!!!
Second time I'm watching you gable a roof. The first time I didn't hear all the huffing and puffing...have you stopped jogging? C''mon, man. Love you and your channel. Best of everything, Chris.
Very good. I’ll have to watch it again to grasp how you determined the length of each rafter. I realize this is the quicker approach, but I don’t like overcuts, even more so when on stair stringers.
Great video! When you did the birds mouth you mentioned the measurement 3 1/2. Is that what it is every time or how did you get that number based on your circumstances. Thanks so much for explaining. Made it really easy to understand!
Thank you! Question, how did you come up with the birds mouth at 3.5 inches. Watched a couple of times I missed something. You’re an awesome teacher. Just sub’ed.
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I have watched so many videos on cable roofs. This is one of the best. At least one of the simplest examples. But I have yet to find a video that explains how to determine how you decide what pitch your roof should be for my situation. This is a 12 pitch. I have seen 6 pitch videos. I seen as low as 4 pitch videos. I have seen a video that said that 4 pitch is the standard minimum. 12 pitch is the standard maximum. But you can have a pitch anywhere between 4 pitch and 12 pitch. And it will displace the rain water. But how do you determine what pitch is best for your situation?
Great Video I like the way you explain things-I Like your helpful tricks of the trade. Can you Please tell me what is a good plywood 4'x8 sheets ' and thickness for 24'' OC roof rafters I need to Sheet my roof on my 16' x 16' shed what is recommended by you OSB or CDX, thank you.
Do you have a video showing how to splice a ridge board. Does it have to be a scarf joint or can you use a piece of 1/2" plywood board on each side between rafters that are 16 inches on center?
Has anyone heard of 3-gable 5-sided roof? I was a 5-sided corner shed, 12x12, with the side walls each 6', so the 5th center wall is 8'6"; but I don't like the common hip roof. I would like to gable both slopes to the 12' sides; and the slope to the center 8'6" sides. I don't know if it is possible, or what it would look like.
I just stumbled onto this video today. Your step off method, will it work for any pitch roof (3 on 12 pitch) or will it only for this particular 12 on 12 pitch?
There is a Spanish channel who uses a calculator to do the mats and stuff. I think with this metod it's easy to do a simple roof. You only have to convert de length to imperial and know what inclination angle do you need. This one is 12inches run by 12 inches rise so it's have 45° degrees of inclination. In a rapid square you have the conversion. Download a photo and there you have it.
Good video but I wish you would not have cut the bird’s mouth with the circular saw blade went to deep and wish the 1/3 rule would have been demonstrated.
