How to build a storage shed - Finishing // Part 5 - Plans available

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Building a shed is easier than you think. Today we're going to trim it out, prep for paint, paint it and I'm also going to show you some shelves I made with the scraps.
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@namkebanyanklariti 3 года назад

Well done bro! You have shown me how to basically build a small house for the underprivileged in Third World countries - my dream. Your dad must be so proud of you. Thank you.

@JessedoesDIY 3 года назад

Lol thanks! Better over than underbuilt

@fdort3971 Год назад

@@JessedoesDIYturned out good...thanks for the lessons. I'll watch them all a 2nd round...fyi you can get a caulking tool for the forcing/smoothing process. On an alternative note...I noticed you were wearing an elbow brace...my elbows are killing me from arthritis and hammering (plus a recent stupid fall...I'm a clutch...sigh). Do you find the elbow brace helpful or get in the way? Like does it allow full range of movement?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks, glad you like it. It's definately worth a second watch to get familiar with it. I've messed my elbow up at martial arts, but yeah it definately helps. It's a compression fit and has a support brace in it and I find it definately take out the sting and allows me to still lift things with it on that I couldn't without it

@namkebanyanklariti Год назад

Sorry to hear about the accident

@fdort3971 Год назад

@@JessedoesDIY thanks for responding.

@mikedkc 3 года назад

Subbed and liked the entire series. I will likely build something like this on our camp property. Nice job on the instructions. You made it easy to understand and your building expertise is appreciated.

@JessedoesDIY 3 года назад

Awesome, glad to have you on the crew! I'm glad it was easy to follow, that was my goal. I'm just happy I could help. Good luck on yours, let me know how it goes!

@scartoazul Год назад

well said, nice job, I'll make ono of these this month, I'll use 2x3 instead. not the best, but for what I need will be enough. I did lern a couple of tricks with your videos, thanks a lot/

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks, glad you liked it and that you learned some stuff. Good luck on your shed

@smellin-like-a-rose3104 Год назад

For my OSB siding, I mixed white sand in with my paint and rolled it on. It hid the unsightly texture of the chip board and give it a durable, rock hard stucco type finish. Worked beautifully. It also gave the outside more protection. Our heavy snow winters here in Yakima, Washington, get into the low single digits with a wind chill. The look is more expensive without breaking my pocket book. T-1-11 siding here is $100 for a 4x8 sheet! I used about $2 worth the sand and my OSB was $16 a sheet instead.

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

That's an interesting idea, thanks for sharing. I would have liked to do T-1-11 siding myself but it was the start of Covid and supplies were out everywhere. I wish It only got that cold here in the winter. It's -20 here already with half a foot of snow, and can get down to -40 in December and January

@tonyv8925 2 года назад

I watched this entire series. Very fascinating and informative. Thank you for taking the time to share, much appreciated.

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

I'm glad I could help out! Thanks for watching

@smellin-like-a-rose3104 Год назад

You are such a polite, nice guy and so helpful. Most builders on RU-vid i have tried to learn from have vulgar language. I watched your other video too on installing laminate flooring on steps....EXCELLENT! The best, most informative, easy to follow you. Thank you for all you do, for us "do-it-yourselfers!

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks so much! I'm glad you find my videos helpful, and I'm happy to help

@davidkline4372 3 года назад

Thanks so much for this series. I'm about to embark on my first structural woodwork journey as I put put together my own shed building project. I see you use some really good, dare I say ingenious, tricks to get the work done efficiently that I'll be incorporating, like using the speed square to make perfect cross cuts on the joists in the field without having to go back to a compound saw. I'm definitely using this series as my guide.

@JessedoesDIY 3 года назад

Awesome, I'm glad I could help! It's all about working with what you have, especially if you don't absolutely need bigger tools, it just makes it quick and easy. Good to hear. Good luck on yours, and keep me posted on your progress!

@dasreiten 3 года назад

This was a great tutorial. I appreciate your simplistic approach. I will be building this exact shed. Was already planning on it but this was a huge help. Keep up the great work.

@JessedoesDIY 3 года назад

Thanks, I'm glad I could help! Good to hear it, good luck on yours! Keep me posted on your progress

@rongrey2110 Год назад

It came out nice, good job. What was the Grand Total $? It’s probably gonna cost me double. Water won’t penetrate the OSB wood?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks very much, I'm glad you like it! I could build it again today for $1300. The flooring is perfectly fine in this use case because of the air gap that we made by building it on the 4x4 skids. It'll last a couple decades no problem

@RoronoaEmi Год назад

This was a fantastic series. I know next to nothing about building but this was really easy to follow and made me feel like I could accomplish a project like this. Thanks for sharing!

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! That was my hope was to clear up as many hurdles as I could for everybody to build it.

@peteryeung111 2 года назад

This shed build makes a lot of sense. Simple and straight forward. I would definitely hire you to build one. Thanks for the series.

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks so much! Glad you liked it

@BGraves 17 дней назад

sitting on the bare ground, osb walls with ZERO gables. Jesus, what a disaster. This thing will rot the hell out in no time. You're clearly deleting comments or you'd be flooded with criticism

@danpersen4079 2 года назад

Really nice job, I watched the whole series and plan on building this shed this summer. Couple questions why did you use osb instead of t1-11 for the siding? Cost savings? Do you have a materials list? How much paint did it take?

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks, glad you liked it! I would have loved to go with T1-11 siding, but I built it during Covid and there was none at any store in my area at the time. But that siding is actually just a routered texture and primed OSB board anyways and I had to keep going with the build, so I just used regular OSB. It's a correct building material to use plus it's all I had. There is a materials list at the bottom of the videos and a complete list in the last video. For paint I'd go with 1 can of primer, and I used 1 can of colour on the body, and 1/2 can for the trim. And a couple tubes of caulking. Each can was a gallon. Good luck on yours and keep me posted! Any more questions feel free to ask

@JuanMartinez-nz4vx Год назад

About to close on a new house and a shed to keep my lawn equipment is in my priority to do list. Found your video for part 1 and follow through end, awesome work bud.

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

That's awesome man! Glad I could help and good luck on yours

@garywolf1893 2 года назад

Awesome build. I’m going to be starting one in a couple of months and your series will be my go to instructions. Thanks

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Awesome! Glad I could help. Good luck on yours and keep posted!

@fernandoarce2852 3 года назад

I wanted to show you photos of my reply (copy, duplicate) of your shed, but I can't on you tube from my albums. I am gonna keep trying.

@Ravenu-hr5zy 2 года назад

What a build… very informative! I’ve been thinking about building one.. if you don’t mind me asking- what did the entire thing cost you?

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks! Happy to help. The whole thing cost me $1700 in my area with some inflated covid pricing. Good luck on yours!

@roccoelleto9900 Год назад

Watched the full 5 parts. Very nice simple build, nicely narrated. Will be doing something very similar soon. Thanks

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

That's awesome! Glad you liked it. Good luck on yours

@atst8147 2 года назад

Awesome an simple instructions, learned alot as carpentry my weakness, step by step building very easy to understand an visually a plus, going use tis video as my base for a 12x12 shed.. jinii'

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks! That's awesome, I'm glad I could help clear some things up. Good luck on yours and keep me posted!

@barryroberts9302 3 года назад

Hey my friend, great shed. It it water proofed with the paint you used. we are in the wet uk and gonna build one almost the same. cheers

@JessedoesDIY 3 года назад

Thanks. As I said, I'd prime it first and then add 2 thick coats of paint to it. It will be water resistant for a long time but if you want full on water proof, I'd use a vinyl siding over it and not install the trim since the siding will come with its own caps. Hope that helps

@gypsybellefleur Год назад

NO INSULATION ???? we are putting it and siding .

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Not for a basic storage shed, but it's easy enough to add. For me without heat in there too, insulation wouldn't do much at -40

@gypsybellefleur Год назад

@@JessedoesDIY we live in Florida.🙏 We don't want to bake our equipment. I'm putting Rockwool insulation on interior walls and styrofoam half inch on ceiling. I may vent the soffit with that white poly stuff. I'm going to have gutters and electric. Subfloor is getting peel and stick tiles. Has hurricane window and vented window in the new regular exterior door and deadbolt lock. Put storm guard under shingles. Gonna house wrap then siding. We worked on this one year. I guess you could say this is no basic share this is more of a deluxe shed I should do a video on it.

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Wow, nice! Sounds awesome. Yeah for me here with our extreme climate I either leave it at this, or quadruple the price of it just to get it to meet a liveable code. Good job tho!

@fernandoflores420 3 года назад

Awesome 👌job dude! You explained everything very good 👍thanks very much

@JessedoesDIY 3 года назад

Thanks, I appreciate it! Happy to help

@sissymurphy9620 3 года назад

nothing is ever scrap it is just waiting for you to make it into something I would have painted it first if you get snow build up that osb will really suck up water . Here snow lasts and hour or 2 and it is gone

@t.n.12 3 месяца назад

You say you ripped the 5/4 board into 1-3/4 and 3-3/4 pieces to get a 3-3/4 L. Not sure how this adds up? Shouldn’t it be 2-1/4 and 3-1/4 to get a 3-1/4 L?

@JessedoesDIY 3 месяца назад

You're correct, I misspoke. It is correct in the plans however

@Mach1bud 2 года назад

I originally found your channel when I was searching for how to build a shed floor. I am extremely DIY oriented. I built the computer I'm typing on, the desk the computer is on, the truck in the driveway, etc. I mostly just watch videos to get more ideas and a better understanding of things long before I ever do them. I gotta say man, I watched every minute of this series and am going through other videos of yours. Very nice guide, nice video editing, very clear audio and camera work. I love that you put links to literally every tool and material in the description. I am going to be honest, I never even considered that there were affordable electric paint sprayers available. So thanks for that, I believe I'll pick one up. I gotta get going on my shed soon, I'll let you know how it goes.

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks, glad you found it! I appreciate the kind words, and I'm glad I could help. Sounds like you're pretty handy, that's good. Nothing like brushing up, keeps things fresh in your mind. The paint sprayer was a huge time saver. Good luck on your shed, keep me posted!

@billylusk7207 2 года назад

Excellent series! You explained every step perfectly, i have a hard time visioning sometimes. Ive looked at several videos and this series is by far the best. Im way down here in deep east texas and will be building a 12 x 10 shed soon. Im kind of on an incline and need to figure out how im gonna get started but ill get it. Thanks again. 👍👍

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks so much! I'm happy I could help clear things up for you and that you really liked it! Cool, can't wait to see it done, you'll have to keep me in the loop. Depending on the size of incline, if its withing a few inches, just a bed of gravel tapered off to level from one end to the other with mild tamping to compress it, then stone on top of it should be all you need. Good luck on yours!

@vicgarcia1515 7 месяцев назад

Well done! Making my shed doesn’t look intimidating now! My only critique is not using wood glue in some areas for added strength and you didn’t wood putty some of the holes which stand out in the white paint areas😂, just my OCD kicking in! Enjoyed all 5 videos!

@JessedoesDIY 7 месяцев назад

Thanks, glad you learned lots! Glue isn't necessary for a shed, it's plenty strong for its intended use, however adding it isn't wrong either if you want. I thought about filling in the holes lol Thanks for watching and good luck on yours!

@tammyyoung-schweiger3350 Год назад

New sub, great set of videos....I have a shed...but it needs some love...I had new asphalt shingles put on last fall...."you get what you pay for"...but I couldn't do it physically, I had a couple of Amish kids looking for a job, they are well known for good work here in Pa. Sadly I have a roof top inside full of nails over head....wasn't like that before. I can also see the day light, from inside the shed. Somehow the roof is separated from the top sides. You can see nails through those areas too. I don't know what to do. I'm just gonna have to spray some of that foam stuff on the inside I guess...to seal it. The bottom is getting very weathered,and needs some fixing. But the most I can do is add some foam spray and paint. Unless you have any ideas for me.Thanks for the great videos..😉😉

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

That's awesome, welcome to the crew! Unfortunately yeah, I live by that motto because I've lost out too many times in the past. Without seeing it, it's hard to say but it almost sounds like part of the roof may need to be re-skinned with new plywood since it's been water damaged, I'm guessing. Paint goes a long way to sealing wood too, but I'd avoid too much of the foam since it isn't a fix, it will make a huge mess. Sorry I don't have better news. Thanks for watching tho!

@mrmatt7210 2 года назад

Two thumbs up, I enjoyed the full series of shed building videos. Prices can fluctuate, but it would be nice to know what the expected project cost may be.

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks! Glad you liked them. All total it cost me $1700 and that was with some covid pricing

@marksherrill6814 11 месяцев назад

I am actually using your plans to build a little backyard bar!! I'm doing a different door, but everything else is pretty much the same. I'll add some pictures when I'm done..

@JessedoesDIY 11 месяцев назад

That's awesome! First time I've heard somebody doing that with it. Good luck on the rest, can't wait to see it!

@FreddyStarman Год назад

Awesome video Jesse. You have a natural talent for teaching. I found the video to be easy to understand, concise, and entertaining. Thank you.

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks so much, I'm glad you liked it!

@jameslambert-v3j 6 месяцев назад

Stunning! Wow. I’m going to attempt to build this, see how it goes. Does your floor plan come with any guidance also or do the videos contain that info? Thanks Jesse

@JessedoesDIY 6 месяцев назад

Thanks very much! I know you can build it, just take your time. I have the full shed plans that are great to use because the videos have the info. The floor plans are included in the shed plans, the separate floor plans are slightly resized for people that buy plastic or pre-built sheds. The floor plans though, follow along the individual floor video

@todenbaugh29 2 года назад

Thanks for the great video. I will be building a 10 x 20. Is there a special way to connect the 4 x 4s to make a 20 foot run for the floor? Thanks. Terry

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks! Oooo that's a big one. Get some mending plates while you're getting your wood, that will tie them together. Good luck and keep me posted, I'd love to see it when you're done!

@The_cool_Savon_kids Год назад

Since it’s been about a year, how well has it lasted? I know that for most paint primer mixes you have to do two coats, it looks like you did just one?!? What king of paint did you use and what caused you to do OSB for the siding instead of LP smart siding?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

It'll actually be 3 years in about 4 months and it still looks like the day I built it. I was going to do an update video later this year actually. I have a 1 year update video. I did one thick coat at the time knowing I'd have to recoat at probably around the 3 year mark as opposed to 5-7 years, and I'm going to recoat it all this year. Not because it's getting worn out, it's just getting thin in a few spots is all and outdoor paint is designed to be layered on over the years to build up a thick coat. I just used the house brand for Canadian Tire (hardware store) outdoor paint, any brand will work really because they'll all need to be recoated at some point. I wanted smart siding but it was at the start of Covid and it was sold out everywhere. But smart siding is just OSB anyways that has a routered pattern in it and a coat of primer on one side anyways

@angelabaril104 Год назад

Hello Jesse does the paint you used waterproof the OSB keeping it from peeling and flaking over time? Thank you so much for all 5 of these video's they are amazing.

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

After a few coats of paint it should, yup. You may still have the odd piece flake up in the first couple years just from not being glued too well to the sheet. But after you get 2 coats on when you build it, and another coat on in a couple years it should have a good base. After that it should be maintenance paint every 5-7 years to keep it pretty. Glad you liked the videos!

@michaelbondaryk3806 2 года назад

Used your material list and guidelines to build one with French doors and added a landing/staircase. It was on a hillside so much more of a challenge but the supplies you used kept the lugging on the lighter which was much appreciated! Thanks for making the video! I’d love to show ya some pics!

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Man that's awesome! Glad I could help and you made it work, sounds tough. I'd love to see it and share it! Email and insta are in the description

@380stroker Год назад

Now you can invite all the hot chicks into that shed.

@crystallite7600 Год назад

Love it! Isn't it good to be handy? I just put new shingles on my shed and save $1500 on labor. What was the cost of your build? good video too!!

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks, glad you liked it! It's great and not to mention satisfying. All total I could build it today for $1300 where I live

@rickzimmer8426 2 года назад

Just finished watching this series and want to thank you for the best "how to" on building a shed. I loved the simplicity of the design and the clear explanations along the entire build. I was in search of the right plan and video for constructing an 8X10 storage shed at our cabin and I found it. Thanks,

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks! I'm glad you found it useful and that I could help! That was my hope, break it down and simplify every step so anybody would feel comfortable. Glad it comes across. Good luck on yours and keep me posted!

@crised5746 4 месяца назад

Great vid. How is the OSB board holding up? And swelling with the rain and stuff?

@JessedoesDIY 2 месяца назад

I have a 3 year update video in the shed playlist, check it out!

@BorodenTV Год назад

I used pressure treated deck board for the trim on shed. The wood was very moist when I installed a couple weeks ago. Seems dryer now, but I read I need to wait 3-4 months to paint it. Do I really need to wait that long? I used screws on everything and was very generous with them. Thoughts?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

I've never had an issue painting pressure treated after a month in my area, it's dry here in summer. S long as it's plenty dry you're good. The big issue is staining pressure treated, then you have to wait a few months

@geoffpedder 2 года назад

Good series, lots of useful information and no fluff. I'll use a lot of those tips when I start my shed build. Thanks 👍

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks, happy to help! Good luck on yours and keep me posted!

@fernandoarce2852 3 года назад

I have tried to send you photos of my steps; but I can't paste on you tube. My shed is not the perfect one like yours; but it is very similar. The only thing that is missing is front wall and roof. Thanks very much.

@JessedoesDIY 3 года назад

Hey, yeah you can email them to me. Canadiyanjesse@gmail.com. look forward to seeing it

@carlwinslow4175 Год назад

I have done 3 different projects in the last month you have a excellent way of explaining that is easy to understand what would you say your total cost of materials were?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks, I'm glad you found it useful! All total I could build that shed today for about $1300

@juanjosevasquez6424 9 месяцев назад

Really enjoyed your video, excellent explanation step by step and reason why is done. One question, after all this time, have the wall panels been deteriorated from weather?

@JessedoesDIY 8 месяцев назад

Thanks, glad you liked it. I actually posted an update video just a couple months ago to show how it's holding up. But it's still like the day I built it

@jayareperiod7101 2 года назад

Great tutorial, Im about to order everything from Home Depot right now! Is the correct part list in the document because adding up the part lists in each video comes up with different totals?

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks, glad I could help! Good luck with yours. Really? Oops, I'll have to check that

@kaikeo6566 10 месяцев назад

I built this shed.! My buddie keeps giving me crap about the OSB boards smh

@JessedoesDIY 10 месяцев назад

I'm glad to hear you built it! That's because he probably used it wrong in the past and had a bad experience. Tell him to watch my 3 year update video to see that everything's fine!

@veruscadavila8646 2 месяца назад

Hi nice job... but one think you are forgot cover all holes with silicon on the vertical trims.. but I love it your job thank you

@JessedoesDIY 2 месяца назад

Thanks! I thought about it, but I just didn't have it in me to do it lol

@knowledgeseekerr 2 года назад

like your shed but i wouldn't have used osb for the walling and painting it. You have to apply a lot of paint to weather proof it. Was expecting vinyl siding or just use lap siding instead.

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks. It was during covid and materials were scarce, and vinyl was more than I wanted to spend. I would have used a wood siding but it's just OSB anyways. This will work just fine for the type of shed I need it to be

@RobertoHerrera-d4b 11 месяцев назад

Any idea how much you spend on materials?? Beautiful job by the way

@JessedoesDIY 11 месяцев назад

I could build it today for about $1300 where I live in Canada. Thanks, glad you like it

@kristelsantos515 Год назад

Thank you for the video, we are residing our shed we used a water base primer and its cracking and swelling. If u could help what kind if aint did you use?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Anytime, glad you liked it. Did you maybe use water based over oil paint by accident? Or was it maybe interior rated and not exterior? Because water or oil based shouldn't matter as long as it's rated in or out to do what you want. I used regular parts store house brand exterior latex paint. But if was to get name brand I'd use Sherwin Williams superpaint

@helmanfrow Год назад

So a year later, how's the OSB siding holding up? What about the skids in contact with the earth?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

I have a video 1 year later. Now it's almost 3 years later and it's just like the day I built it. I will probably add a refresher coat of paint next year to keep it fresh, but not a single issue with it

@bouchraelouali1059 Год назад

Great job , plz how much did cost you??? Thanks

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks. $1700 at the time of filming. But now I could do it for $12-1300

@georgeghneim Год назад

what you did is great, well explained and I loved it. Why you did not protect the roof and kept it exposed to rain and snow, wouldn't be better to shingle it?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks, I appreciate it! I'm glad you liked it. Oh no, the roof was shingled but I didn't have time to film that because of an inbound blizzard. It was being done while I was finishing final details inside and out. I decided to film the roof structure instead because that was more important and people could decide whatever roofing material they wanted to use

@MRIMan 3 месяца назад

Looks fun to do! We'll done

@JessedoesDIY 3 месяца назад

Thanks, It is!

@andrewlipic8414 2 года назад

I live in winnipeg, so I'm assuming that the cost of wood is very similar. What was the total cost of the build for this shed?

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

I'm in Regina, I'm betting it is. All total for me was $1700 with inflated pricing

@khanos73 2 года назад

Hi, Could you please tell me the model number of the paint sprayer I guess it's Wagner?

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

It's a Wagner flexio 570. But I think they renamed it now to the Flexio 3000. I have a review about it on my channel as well

@joshuachuang 2 года назад

Hi, what if it rains during the construction? Should it be covered or doing something else to keep it dry?

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

That really depends. If it's just a small amount 1 day, that won't hurt it. If it keeps up for days or is really heavy then I'd cover it if you can

@harishveeramani2907 3 года назад

Nice work. The shed looks great! Very similar to the one that I built a couple years ago. Can you possibly do a tutorial on using the paint sprayer? Thanks.

@JessedoesDIY 3 года назад

Thanks, I appreciate it! I'll see what I can do

@danielcurrin4528 Год назад

Great series. Loved it. Did I miss what you did on top of the roof? Did you use any flashing for the roof edge? Did I miss those parts

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks, glad you liked it! I shingled it. It was all flashed and installed off camera. I didn't have time to show it because of a impending blizzard.

@guarache258 2 года назад

nice job i was impress the way you build it make it looks so simple but its not that easy congratulations wish you were my neighbor so you can help me build one like that and ill buy the beers plus what you charge for your services ,take care and God bless you

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks, appreciate it! I'd be a busy person if I was everybody's neighbour lol Thanks for watching

@jackiesnowflake2255 2 года назад

Just found your videos and I've watched nearly all of them on building a shed I want to build a shed but I want to add Windows is it possible

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Awesome! It's absolutely possible. If you want it horizontal you'd have to frame the area like I did with the door. But you can go to Home Depot or Lowes and buy shed windows and it can install vertically between 2 studs in the wall, just cut out the hole in the sheeting with a saw once the wall is standing and screw it on, no modification to the shed. Then make sure to caulk it from the outside before painting

@titogreggy 2 года назад

This is freaking great. Love that this was made with the least amount of tools. I’m gonna build mines based on this framework but smaller. Great job!

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks! That was my intent was to show what could be done without all the big tools. That's awesome, go for it! Good luck on yours, let me know how it goes!

@2stroketyson79 Год назад

mines lol

@StreetKingz4Life 3 года назад

I watched all clips, this is not a shed it's a neat small house well done bro and thanks for the share

@JessedoesDIY 3 года назад

Wow, thanks! I appreciate it!

@simonjohnston1734 3 года назад

Awesome videos on how to build this. Very informative and looking forward to building a smaller version of this for myself. Keep up the good work bud.

@JessedoesDIY 3 года назад

Thanks, I appreciate it! My goal was to help and inspire so that good. Good luck on yours! I'd love to see it when you're done, and if you have any questions just ask

@nukestrom5719 Год назад

Nice videos but just osb and paint for wall sheathing with no protection? How long will this last?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

The OSB has some natural weather resistan e built into it from all the glue adhesive in it it just needs a top seal coat is all. Paint is a form of sealer. So like u said, as long as you keep up on the maintenance of a coat of paint every few years as needed, it'll last a few decades just fine. After a few coats of paint it'll really build up a good thick coat for protection.

@John01GM40 2 года назад

the time and extra cost of all that painter's tape & paper I'd have simply done the white with a brush - oops just seen the bit where you discuss that!

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Honestly the tape was $4, and the paper was $12 and the roller dispenser was $30. All total I had the whole shed masked up in probably 20 mins, then sprayed in less than 5. I still feel like it saved me so much time and effort to do it this way, but yeah, either or works

@ramzandik Год назад

Nice watching all series and I am going to build mine in a similar way. The only thing that missed in this shed is a weed membrane under the deck and the insulation on the roof. Are these chip board wooden sheets on roof enough to handle the rain water?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks, glad you liked it. I didn't need the weed membrane because of the full rock base that's been down for years. But if you are laying a fresh rock base down then yeah, feel free to. I also didn't need to insulate the roof, unless you're talking about the shingles, then yes, it has shingles on it. The OSB is plenty strong enough. Proper building practices were followed when selecting materials for this shed

@Inkachu Год назад

This series was great, I didn’t see what you put over the ply on the roof, whether you put metal or shingles?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks. It was shingles, just didn't get time to film it because of a blizzard I was rushing to beat

@simonveitch9878 2 года назад

Hi am simon from Northern Ireland i watched your shed building video and am thinking of building the same sort of shed any tips for me i have a shed this past 11 years and its started to rot from the ground up plus it startin to lean over so am going to red it out and callapse it and build a new shed

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Hey Simon, thanks for watching! No real tips other than what I showed. Good luck on yours

@nightmanlol Год назад

im part of the 100 thousand follow through gang. GANG GANG!

@Joseortiz-kh5uv Год назад

Haaaaaaaaaaaayyyyy primer rrrr

@picklerix6162 Год назад

I use to work with a carpenter who helped us install equipment. He always pre-painted his trim boards to speed up the building process and would touch up with paint after everything was built.

@LivingMyBestLifeIAm 2 года назад

Walk, talk, chalk, caulk 🤓🥰🇨🇦

@blakspark13 2 месяца назад

How much did everything cost supply wise start to finish? I'm trying to decide whether to buy a shed or build a shed...

@JessedoesDIY 2 месяца назад

Sorry for the late response. I could build the whole thing today for about $1800 to have it as you see it, all done. You'll always get more for your money building it if you can. Remember that even if you found a kit for the same price, they need to make money on it so they will omit studs and maybe go 24" on center, possibly thinner sheeting and cheaper hardware and brackets. Hope that helps

@RenaeWood-m2x Месяц назад

I was asking myself the same thing @blakspark13 but regardless of price, doing this project has taught me so much about building and construction. It’s been a priceless experience for my husband and I. Well worth the costs. If you don’t have some of the tools, there’s a good chance a neighbor does 😂 or buy them and you’ll use them for years and years.

@michaelyarmie4858 8 месяцев назад

You can always roll out the wall color right after spraying the wall paint on. Makes for a much better paint job.

@Poncedeleon84 Год назад

I will pay you whatever you want for you to build one just like this for me

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Haha sorry, no time. You've got it!

@kylemccarty4904 9 месяцев назад

How much do you think this project would cost today?

@JessedoesDIY 9 месяцев назад

$1300 locally in Saskatchewan

@josephinedelgado6605 4 месяца назад

I need 10' x 8' Storage Shed plans. How to get it Jesse?

@JessedoesDIY 2 месяца назад

Hey sorry for the delayed response, but the plans are in the description. Or you can go to Etsy and search for me

@missy9955 Год назад

What type of paint you used ? Oil based ?acrylic based ?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Acrylic outdoor paint

@jamesfoster2845 Год назад

Nice work ! If you had to estimate how much money in materials ?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks. It was $1700

@iguanatony4330 Год назад

Thanks again Jesse for the excellent instruction. I am a noob for sure but I've gotten most of the way through the project and it is not terrible! (surprisingly). I watched all the installments and with any kind of luck will be completed soon. I think I need to rethink my 2" trim around the door on the hinge side (haven't hung the door yet), but otherwise, I would have really struggled without your help. Thanks!

@SadaqatAli-od8yg 3 года назад

Great, I wish I can be your students/ helper.

@JessedoesDIY 3 года назад

RU-vid is at least the next best thing. I'm glad I could help tho, thanks for watching

@SparksandBubbles Год назад

How much did the entire build cost you in material ?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

I could build it today for $1300

@tonyc7025 Год назад

Thank u for all the info starting my shed this weekend wish me luck

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

That's awesome, I'm glad I could help. Good luck on yours, let me know how it goes!

@jb6579 Год назад

Do you have a overall count on how many 2x4s u used threw out the whole build ?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

All total was about 72, but some were pressure treated, others not. Some were longer and some were shorter. There is a full materials break down in the plans in the description

@larrydooley2246 Год назад

Would like to get the plans for this shed? Thank you!

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks for the support, glad you like it. There is a link in the description to my Etsy store, or you can go to Etsy and search Jesse Does DIY

@anthonythomas2255 2 года назад

thats a love shack or a shake shack.

@gravitatemedia Год назад

Great video series. Quick question Jesse. I've built a small shed very similar to yours (OSB). Can you please tell me what paint you used to cover the osb?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks very much! I didn't use anything special. Not sure where you live but I'm in Canada. There is a hardware store called Canadian Tire and I used their house brand of latex paint, just the exterior rated stuff. And brand of exterior rated paint and primer will work, you just need enough coats of it. Good luck!

@gravitatemedia Год назад

@@JessedoesDIY Thanks Jesse. I’m in Alberta. Appreciate you getting back to me. I built a similar shed in the late fall but had to tarp it up over the winter. I’m finishing it now and was very happy to see your series. Very best!

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Oh awesome lol I'm in Saskatchewan. Yeah I just used their Premier exterior paint and went to town. I'm actually pretty happy with its durability, just know that you will need to recoat any paint job in a few years again. Paint really builds up its durability after many coats over time. I'm glad you liked the series. Good luck on your project!

@mtcnousa356 22 дня назад

is the paint waterproof , can you send me the brand name

@JessedoesDIY 22 дня назад

As long as it's outdoor rated, yes. But it will require a couple coats. I just used a house brand paint from a local hardware store, if you're in Canada, it's Premier from Can Tire.

@DFC-d5m 2 года назад

can you email me all the material an some templates of your cuts so i can copy them as i would like to build the same shed

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

I have a link to the materials list in the description. I did not include cuts as you can adjust them to your liking

@ThanhBui1 Год назад

I watched your whole shed series and you are like Chris Fix of shed😂, very thorough and detailed instructions, awesome job. I am going to build some thing similar to yours this summer, I might add a window just to get some light inside. How is the paint holding up? I live in Canada and my co worker he said he has to paint his shed every year because it’s peeling off.

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Haha thanks! That was my plan, make it so easy and clear that everybody can do it, so I'm glad you'll be giving it a go! I may still retrofit a window I to mine this spring....if spring ever shows up. I'm in Saskatchewan and it's literally blizzarding right now...in late April lol. Paint is holding up perfectly. Sounds like he either isn't putting enough on, or isn't using a good exterior paint. The thing with outdoor paint is that it really gets good and strong after it's been layered up. I put some paint on when it was done, and another coat the year after (but you could do another withing a day or even months) and then you should be good for every 5 years or so to keep it at its best.

@ThanhBui1 Год назад

@@JessedoesDIY if your shed can handle Saskatchewan weather then I don’t have to worry about Ontario weather 😀. I was thinking of using texture panel but after watching your videos I will use OSB now haha, it’s a lot cheaper, awesome, thanks

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Haha yeah, worst case scenario right here. Good luck on your shed, let me know how it goes!

@The-Mandolorian 2 года назад

This was a really useful series! So you k ow how much this build cost tou in materials approximately?

@JessedoesDIY 2 года назад

Thanks! Lol I actually explain that in the update video, but yes. It cost me around $1500

@The-Mandolorian 2 года назад

@@JessedoesDIY aah ok, I will give that a watch. Thank you.

@daviddominguez9285 6 месяцев назад

approximately what was the total cost for the Shed?

@JessedoesDIY 6 месяцев назад

At the time, $1800. Today I could redo it for about $1300

@katherinek.henkel8785 Год назад

What screws size and type use for base and walls?

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

I explained all that per video

@zopilote61 Год назад

Jesse thank you very much for making these videos to help people like myself with no experience or knowledge on carpentry. I was going to buy one of the ones already made by Home Depot or Lowe’s BUT!!! Yours has the best structural and appearance. Again thank you for making these videos these were the BEST guidance for my project. CONGRATULATIONS to your work well done. 👍🏼👋👏

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Awesome! And thanks so much! I'm really glad I could help you out. Good luck on your shed!

@ItsAlex-aj 11 месяцев назад

Great build. I’m planning to build something similar but a little bigger than that to store all my camping/hiking/backpacking supplies. I dont have any experience in building, which brings me to my question. I really do hope to see your reply soon because every time i imagine building the shed i face one problem that i don’t have the answer to. So here it goes: how do you make sure the beams ( or skids ) directly on the floor are straight and parallel to reach other and one of them isn’t oblique or something like that? Because with a level, you can only tell if they’re laying flat and well, level. But what if one of them is a little bit sitting obliquely.. how do you make sure that they’re all straight and parallel to each other? I know this question may be stupid but i really dont have any experience in building and i always had this question in mind whenever i see a shed build video. Anyhow, great great great build this was so fun to watch. I also hope to see an update video on how the shed lasted two years later. Thank you!

@ItsAlex-aj 11 месяцев назад

Update; i just saw your two year update, AMAZING!!

@JessedoesDIY 11 месяцев назад

Thanks, I'm glad you like it! For the floor skids you'll get them as flat and level as you can at first. Lay a 2x4 down or a tape measure so you know where the side wall length will be and approximately where they will sit. Level them side to side checking where the crown is. If you look straight down the length of it you'll see the crown or beand of the board. Lay it crown up, so the bow is up. This way when the shed is sitting in it, it resists bowing, just like the floor framing I showed. Then with them good side to side, Lay a floor joist on them like I showed, using the fattest 2x4 you have and check it for level. Adjust as necessary with rock under the low spot. Then do the other side. Once they are good at that point then build the floor frame. Attach it to the skids and check the floor frame for level. If you need to adjust anything or see light under a skid somewhere, now is the time to add some more rock in that spot. Slide the frame around a bit and even smack it with a hammer down to settle it and check again. Watch my floor video a couple times and you'll see me doing these steps. You'll just use natural crushed rock as well, not gravel. Rock allows water to drain away keeping the skids dry. Hope that helps, let me know if you have any more questions! I'm glad you liked the series!!!

@ItsAlex-aj 11 месяцев назад

@@JessedoesDIY thanks for the reply i really appreciate it! How do you make sure they’re laying straight and not diagonal?

@JessedoesDIY 11 месяцев назад

Anytime. Part of it's by eye, part of it is by using your floor framing joists to get them close. Then when you square the floor up after the frame is attached it'll be all good. I explain it in the floor video

@morgancarrasco5080 Год назад

Great video series! I'm no carpenter or DIY-er, but I've learned a few things here and there from my brother-in-law who's a carpenter. We just finished putting in tongue and groove hardwood flooring. I feel I'm capable enough to build a shed myself. I'll be doing an 8'×12' and was originally gonna do hardwood for my frame, but I'm contemplating switching to treated pine instead, also using CDX plywood as opposed to OSB as that's all we have here in Belize 🇧🇿. I wasn't able to fully understand all of the terminologies or certain explanations, but I still believe I'm capable enough of building it. I will be having it on posts, though, as I live on an island off the coast and are prone to hurricanes 🌀, so that's about the only difference other than the roofing! My roofing will be 26 guage corrugated metal roofing. Here's to hoping I don't screw it up! 🤣😂

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Thanks, glad you liked it! For sure you can build it, doesn't take many tools and just a bit of know how. Treated pine, I'm guessing, will be less expensive there and it's plenty strong and will last decades. At least here it's less expensive and actually we don't even have hardwood here like that readily available, and what we do have is insanely expensive for furniture only. The terminology doesn't matter too much as long as you understand the process. Ahhh good ol hurricanes, yeah you'll definitely want it anchored down. I almost, almost did metal roofing on mine and if I did it again I probably would. Good luck on yours!

@hasnaindattu4136 9 месяцев назад

I really liked from start to finish. Best explained in detail professionally. THE BEST IN RU-vid. From Canada.

@JessedoesDIY 9 месяцев назад

Appreciate it! I'm glad you liked it

@ellenhal1537 8 месяцев назад

a single Storage Shed should keep each family

@addminusDIY Год назад

I want to build but lumber prices are so high

@JessedoesDIY Год назад

Construction grade lumber in my area has almost come back down to normal. Unfortunately I think where it is now is the new normal but it's much less than it was a year ago