Putting a Roof On The Tree House || I Don't Know How To Do This

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Thanks to Bespoke Post for sponsoring this video! Head to www.bespokepost.com/woodworking20 and use code WOODWORKING20 to learn more and get 20% off your first box. In this video i'm putting a roof on the tree house and i don't know how to do this.
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@DOUGEEMAC2008 Год назад

You should have called your scissor lift, "The Millennium Balcony"

@lnu2372 Год назад

The millennial balcony

@gbear056 Год назад

😂

@MetalForeverImmortal Год назад

This isn't Lincoln Street Woodworks tho

@connorhart7597 Год назад

You ever see a comment and wonder why you didn't think of it first? I just did

@JupiKitten Год назад

Missed opportunity

@lisacalais5975 Год назад

Awesome book that gives you step-by-step photos ru-vid.comUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt and directions to make every day project. I can see myself making a few of these projects and giving them as housewarming and holiday gifts!

@robertkerby2581 3 месяца назад

Great job on the roof; facia; and ridge cap! Great sense of humor whilst doing the process! Well done, Jason!

@brentfrench752 Год назад

I always thoroughly enjoy this channel, not only because your an excellent woodworker, but because of the humor you put in every video. It was hilarious when you removed your socks, especially when you exposed the sock with the entire toe section completely gone! Hilarious!

@woodandwheelz Год назад

Jason singing: "♫♪♫ Safety First! Safteeeeee......♫♪♫........Oops!" 🤣🤣 I lost it. Thank you for another great video. 👍👍👍👍👍

@huntermccaskill3938 Год назад

"I don't know how to do this" should be the official motto of this series But you know what? You get in there, you make it work, and you learn from the people also building your home addition That's why we respect you!

@philkugler2429 Год назад

The felt is filled with tar, as it heats up in the sun the tar melts and fills in nail and staple holes.

@brettdrought6181 Год назад

Common practice for metal roofs with the profile you used is to screw the panels down at 12" on center in the flats at each purlin. You should then use sheet to sheet screws at about 20" on center on the high ribs bottom to top to prevent wind lifting the sheet from the sides. Also common practice is to overhang the roof sheets a couple of inches so water will drip off the edge. Stopping the roof sheets at the wall line will allow water to roll over the edge and creep up under the roof sheet causing other problems. Other than that, great job. I love the comment about lining the panels parallel on the roof. Many times I have seen erectors not pay attention to this and have to deal with panel "creep" as the progress down the roof. By the way, I have worked in the metal building industry for just shy of 50 years.

@dolliemainor1156 Год назад

Your an excellent 👏 dad take my hat off to you and the wife excellent 👍 😀 much love ❤️

@grorc Год назад

To continue the theme… I’m really enjoying your work on the Ewok Village.

@thisolesignguy2733 Год назад

In the song of Diesel Creek "come with meeee...and you'll seeee...A world of OSHA violationsssss..." haha

@ShopNation Год назад

Man that scissor lift looks like a nice tool for doing that...Treehouse is looking dope!

@timlitton Год назад

Both of you are building little cabin/shed/treehouse things! I fully expect Steve Ramsey to build a new garage shortly

@andersonolive4553 Год назад

How’s the man shed coming along?!

@RatelLaw Год назад

Thank you for sharing your expertise

@bigbubbabooga2351 Год назад

As some one that has worked on roofs for about 5 years now, I would say you did a better job on this roof than most professionals. Also the felt paper is there to help protect the underside of the panels from moisture because if you dont over time the panel could start rusting. Also you are just as sketchy workin on a roof as any roofer so your already halfway there to being a professional now. Great roof 9/10 would recommend.

@seankester1814 Год назад

My grandpa taught me “what one fool can do,so can another” - I think you nailed it (and grandpa is smiling down on you too)

@jasonhenry2212 Год назад

Looks awesome. Roof isn't water tight. It's a water diversion system. :-). Love your channel.

@irhgsy Год назад

As ever, a joy to watch. You are a born entertainer. Thanks.

@MooseDoesStuff Год назад

If you do this again, especially on anything you might get inspected, put the writing on the inside of the roof/walls so the inspector can see it from inside with roof and siding on. Also use H-clips between your sheets on the roof to allow for expansion/etc.

@thanatos66613 Год назад

Really enjoying the series 👌

@EntropiaGuitars Год назад

I did my house roof in the rain and wind too - no better conditions to make sure your water run off works!

@DonDomel Год назад

Absolutely epic

@bernardjones6162 Год назад

Great video and enjoy all of your videos!

@RegisMichelLeclerc Год назад

Next step, gutters, water recuperation in a tank under the house, heat solar panels to get hot water, wind turbine, batteries...

@tituschalk Год назад

I will never be an expert craftsman like you, have no wood shop either and probably never will. But I am doing my first little hovel and always watch your videos for inspiration and a sense of solidarity: at the end of the day, unless you’re a pro, you can’t know it all. And it’s about trying to do the best job you can so you get on with enjoying the fruits of your labour. Great job here and very happy for your son! Thanks for all you do!

@LadyBlueRR Год назад

OMG YAY!!!!! I was SOOO upset that there wasn't anymore treehouse vids ...I kept looking for them .....

@samstein1822 Год назад

As a framer myself, you either do know what you’re doing or have someone helping you who does. Good work

@ipick4fun27 Год назад

He had that framing nailer for long time. I’m sure he knows what he’s doing.

@Otto_Irving Год назад

Thought the same. I know the aw 'shucks is part of the channel vibe, but at some point even the class clown knows what he's doing. Jason's earned his spot at the table, he doesn't have to always pretend he's a total noob - it's not gonna alienate us. And there's plenty of topics he can be a total newbie at, but clearly framing is not one of those. I wish he'd lean into it, not be afraid of the talent he's amassed. Something like Essential Craftsman, Four Eyes Furniture, etc have done.

@joroyle8108 Год назад

It’s looking good 👍

@sandraeaton9296 Год назад

Hey! We live in Melbourne Australia, watching your video has encouraged my other half to complete his outside area so he did and has done a great job, thank you! how you explain with a side of comedy awesome technique You show how to make projects fun and he and i have learnt so many thing's with changes as we live in another country, so when you show things we contact the appropriate people here and find out the law's on what can and Cannot be done and most things are similar so appreciate the different idea's and way's on using the right tools also what is new on the market at great value prices and discount. Love using the new area, thanks and we will be seeing you on the next video keep making and we will keep watching, hope your fine with questions, family and yourself be healthy and blessed.

@CybrJames Год назад

I absolutely love this channel. Jason, you are the man. Great video and I am always excited for new ones when they come out. I don't even care what it is. And I am always so glad I did. Great job, sir.

@timboettcher4575 Год назад

Not bad at all!! Especially if it was actually your first roof. I wish more people in the trades had this kind of common sense.

@sandraeaton9296 Год назад

By the way roofing video spot-on using the scissor lift looked as if it made life that little bit easier enjoy and thanks again thumbs up

@chuckmeister6518 Год назад

Nice Jason, Job!

@maidito1013 Год назад

Great job

@vinettehart5387 Год назад

I enjoyed watching your work and the roofing looks darn good.

@garyseymour6319 Год назад

Brilliant series. Living in the UK we have H&S rules that would prevent us from using the scissor lift, that said, you're nuts, and I like that!

@northwestgaming4049 Год назад

Mark and drill holes while still stacked, so when you setup on roof the lines line up and makes it quicker.

@jimmorrison6294 Год назад

Your narration on this episode was brilliant. Cooowl socks by the way :-)

@The_Bored_Farmer Год назад

Love the video man!

@scotter_dotter Год назад

A most excellent intro!

@adamakaru2683 Год назад

Hahaahahahaahahahaah Jason, I love your humor like no one else 😁😁😁. You'll make the great man I predict you will be doing very well and your family will thank you for it happy holy days from Tucson, Arizona.

@MrThekillerklown Год назад

I love bespoke.

@NathenMessier Год назад

Hey man great work! Even tho you don't know what your doing, you did a great job for your first time. Love all the OSHA approved licensing and harnesses. We do the same thing. Ps never look at the manual box to see the warnings on all the stuff you are not supposed to do. Those are just suggestions.

@edwardsimmons3721 Год назад

Nice having a lift. Great looking house.

@derksgarage Год назад

Jason posts what we’ve all done while doing DIY projects 😂

@bkambooboo Год назад

Looks good. I bet the foreman is getting excited about this build.

@halfbubbleout Год назад

Put it on Airbnb! 😂

@brianbraynen4178 Год назад

Great job as usual,only thing is when you are cutting the end of the flashing you dont cut it flush,you make notches at the top and bottom where it meets the end of your facia then bend it into a 45° to lap the next side.

@karimonster Год назад

This roofing video is hands down the best roofing video of all time- mirroring my own experience and expertise roofing my first chicken coop. Thankfully (or maybe unfortunately) I didn't have to figure it out while on an OSHA-approved ladder on a scissor lift. I just needed a ladder on the ground. And, yes, I probably overbuilt my chicken coop roof, but in my defense we had a tornado outbreak 3 days later and that sucker was solid! Also, I feel like the 'Safety First' song is some kind of strange human ancestral memory that we all share across the globe. I feel like we've all sung it a time or twenty while being...the absolute safest we can be in the given situation and taking safety very seriously.

@LykeArgy Год назад

"Shake hands with danger" is the best workplace song

@calebcross758 Год назад

Just a thought from a roofer. The backwards blade trick works but if you cut it that way instead of shearing the metal with snips or a nibbler the cut edge is a lot more prone to rust. Also the heat from the blade friction can damage the paint and void the paint warranty. Not to mention the little hot bits of steel can damage other parts of the paint.

@scottcampbell4116 Год назад

Lay all of sheets out on top of each other (aligned of course and before you place them on the roof) and drill your layout all together. Fasteners will be boss. This works with steel siding also...

@TheWayne660 Год назад

I must say, the facia board joke was a good one!!

@AA41975 Год назад

As someone who has been in Safety for over 20 years, not having a harness was the first thing I thought of.....untill I heard that song. Hahahah. Now Im thinking how im going to get coffee out of my couch as I laughed so hard with coffee in my mouth the second the song was sung. Hahahaha. Im so stealing that song. Hahaha.

@SaddleLight Год назад

His previous sponsor was a life insurance company…. 😂

@AA41975 Год назад

@@SaddleLight hahahahahah

@cameronbragg3612 Год назад

The holes in your socks haha 😄 and talking about the tar paper cracked me up

@jamminjesiah5656 Год назад

Your socks are the socks of a crazy person (the ones you were wearing in the ad)

@TheLoxxxton Год назад

Its been a long wait but worth it

@riba2233 Год назад

safety first indeed!

@AlexSwavely Год назад

Fascia Boards are just Edge Banding for the common roof. If you're a craft person who likes to show off, you can make some fancy cuts on the rafter tails instead...

@woodoctor Год назад

Looks awesome Jason! Are you planning on wrapping the facia with metal? You have it running up the rakes? If you are, the gutter apron that you forgot too install first and installed later with screws through the face may need to be replaced or at least you will have to remove all those screws to do so, same thing if your going to put gutters on it, I would definitely put on some metal fascia and keep the rain off the wood fascia, it'll last longer and keep the rain from rotting it and looks nicer as well!!! But it does look awesome dude, nice job! 👍

@podunk_woman Год назад

My tip for that excess ridge cap - overlap it some, but cut off the majority. That leftover makes great birdhouse roofs.

@martinproffitt5299 Год назад

Yeehaaaah looking good 👍🏻 👌 jason

@andysmith8544 Год назад

Chelsea boots, the choice of roofers everywhere... :D

@jakelotter9130 Год назад

Just a Heads up Jason, the f channel for the eve ends will need to slip underneath the c channel. May need to take them screws out! Good luck!

@defensivecyberllc Год назад

What about putting a tire swing or something under the bridge between the beams? Curious what you're going to do with that space too.

@RustyBumbleBee Год назад

Looking good, just ignore the haters

@raymitchell9736 Год назад

That "Safety First" song... Wow! Where have you been all my life?

@gregmize01 Год назад

The Safety First song is 🔥🔥🔥

@theUcane Год назад

this is quite the four-seasons project!! ahhhh, the PNW!

@BlackForestWoodCo. Год назад

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@batistausher4890 Год назад

good

@3RNHRT Год назад

Oh man... I was hoping the supervisor would inspect your work... Oh well.. Great video... Thanx for posting...

@vjenkinsdb Год назад

I like that you are so optimistic about falling...

@bomberwatson Год назад

Here in Australia where metal roofing is far more common (primary roofing material for 150+ years) we dont use ply under the roofing iron, just sarking and screw directly to the battens. Even the sarking is fairly recent most roofs done 20 years ago or cheaper jobs dont even have that, just metal screwed to the battens. Im guessing the plywood is a carry over from shigles? It looks like it would rust the roof a lot faster having all that contact area.

@darodes Год назад

Your flashing is dashing

@cswatson4823 Год назад

Yay more treehouse! Forget the cowbell, more treehouse! Loveeeeeee it!

@curvebuster Год назад

Ruth less !!! Good job.

@feeterican Год назад

All you need now is to button that up, get a HVAC and a gaming PC in there and a good amount of insulation in there and you're ready for a good ol time. Also, are you going to utilize the attic space? Ether for storage or a finished room? Just curious.

@peterjf7723 Год назад

That scissor lift looks good. In 2014 I had to re-roof my garage, shed and workshop. I used ladders and a scaffold tower. I got it all done in a week with help from a friend. After it was done I woke up with a very painful foot, it seemed that all the going up and down ladders had caused plantar fascitis. That was very painful and took about three weeks to get over.

@MetaJamm Год назад

Dat shit ruins plans. I get my my plantar fascitis in boxing drills, im not young, so i end up drop training, and newer recover completely.

@VeretenoVids Год назад

Agreed plantar fasciitis is horrid! And here's a life lesson kids--do what your doc says and rest and stretch those feeties. If you go all stubborn and "no pain no gain" with this, you wind up under the knife, which doubly sucks. Ask me how I know. 🙄I will put this into the "young and stupid" chapter of my autobiography once I become famous.

@slimdout Год назад

Roofing with festool track saw and impact driver. Talk about the posh life 😂

@167curly Год назад

I've been wondering about the treehouse progress. Even if you say you don't know what you're doing; you look professional. Maybe editing-out the boo-boos? Padded jackets and seeing your breath shows how the weather is there now in Oregon. I chuckled when that plywood fell though the roof. I look forward to seeing the treehouse finished off. Are you planning to add gutters and downspouts too?

@TheJeracuda Год назад

The word fascia derives from Latin fascia meaning "band, bandage, ribbon, swathe". The term is also used, although less commonly, for other such band-like surfaces like a wide, flat trim strip around a doorway, different and separate from the wall surface.

@yatessmyrna Год назад

This is why I ALWAYS get "RU-vid Certified" before beggining any project.

@BenNawrath Год назад

That was your most majestic entrance yet.

@RavensViewStudio Год назад

Ivor (Ivar?) is going to be the most popular kid in the area... This is awesome. I may have to build a replica as a deer hide.

@Bourbonmoth Год назад

“Iver” lol

@RavensViewStudio Год назад

@@Bourbonmoth Feel like I should have included the other vowels now... Ivir? Ivur... Ivur sounds kinda cool. Solid Viking name ;)

@JACOBSALAZAR-oq2wv Год назад

You should back all those screws out and put a dab of M1 sealant comes in white and black. I used to use those screws when I rebuilt roofs for RV's. Never had one leak.

@erickdanielsson6710 Год назад

My Years in Beaverton, Every body put up a roof in the rain. Like when did it Not rain. mowed lawns,and picnicked in the rain too.

@woodandwandco Год назад

I am a roofer with 3000 years of experience, and in my humble opinion, this is an excellent Noah's arc.

@wharfrat360 Год назад

Someone get this inspirational man some socks for Christmas!

@brucegibson8053 Год назад

You need to go back up and install screws on the lower edge 2" above the bottom for wind protection. One screw in EVERY CHANNEL (the flat part) to guard against the wind. Otherwise the sheets (metal) will either bend or fly off and you'll be picking them up a few hundred yards away. I spent my construction career (43 yrs.) framing and roofing). You might want to listen to my advice on this.

@woodoctor Год назад

Maybe try to get them so they go through the gutter apron that they forgot to install first and was face screwed when it was put in at the end

@75keg75 Год назад

Should the screws go into the raised part of the sheet not the gutter? In Aus all sheets are done in the raised part as that rubber becomes brittle and if it in the gutter it leaks.. Similar the deck boards - do the reeds go up or go down? (Down is correct as it aids in water dripping off).

@ipick4fun27 Год назад

I installed a small metal roof. I have seen videos that few are on the raised area. I put them on the valley. There is nothing backing the raised area. If I were to drive a screw there, it will crush it. Otherwise it will be very loose. Besides, I don’t see longer screws at the home center.

@75keg75 Год назад

@@ipick4fun27 different ideas for different countries I guess. Here most are installed in ridge and the screws are 60-90mm (2-3inch). They do crush the ridge if you go to far so it a matter of getting it in and possibly backing out if the ridge looks odd. That applies for both metal and polycarbonate sheets. Initially the valley method is okay as rubber is pliable but over time it gets brittle and can open up. The “paper” may stop that water ingress from affecting the ply board…

@jessipandarawr Год назад

@@75keg75 yeah, supposed to be in the ridges, even here too. There's foam that goes into the inside of the ridges, and sealing washers that are supposed to be used. Once his rubber washers degrade from the sun and weather, this roof will leak like a son of a gun

@ipick4fun27 Год назад

@@75keg75 Just that you know, these type of metal roofing are typically used for sheds, car ports and such where little leak doesn't affect anything. My guess for house and building they probably have better ones. I don't even have plywood or paper underneath. I used it for chicken coop so if it leaks, i'll just use come caulking to fix it. If water gets in, it wouldn't cause much damage. Even those architectural shingles for residential roofs are rated for 30, 40, or 50 years. So it's matter of time they leak. I guess you can replace screw if the rubber degrade to point that it starts leaking. It still bets replacing the entire roof.

@75keg75 Год назад

@@ipick4fun27 I’m not disagreeing, just saying that in Aus it usually in the ridge, for all construction. He’ll probably move on before it’s a problem.

@sellersandson3198 Год назад

So many code violations; but hey, it’s a tree house. It will be a lot of fun for the kids and adults. Thanks for sharing.

@cadewilson909 Год назад

This is was so awesome #OSHAapproved

@kieronknott8741 Год назад

Whenever I watch your videos you always make me laugh mate and you have talent. Respect mate 👍🏻

@MoyockScorpion Год назад

Good that you left the gap. There are roof sheeting spacers you could have used as well. Looks great!

@brucegibson8053 Год назад

8 p sinkers will work as well for spacing, but the spacers your talking about will work much better.

@srwapo Год назад

@1:15, hey! I'm doing some design work based on that machine!

@mhughes1160 Год назад

Once you’ve done it once you’re pretty much an expert. LoL 😂 Making it up as I go is how I’ve lived my whole life . LoL 😂

@861LJ Год назад

Nice roof! At this rate, you should make a guest house out of it.

@pauldent3059 Год назад

Looking good bud, I was waiting for the clip where you tipped the lift over because YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO MOVE IT WHEN EXTENDED!!!Especially over uneven ground.

@bigsparky65 Год назад

You did pretty good fir a woodworker. You should have put the siding on while you had the scissor lift.

@Jmm388 Год назад

You set you plywood flush with the fascia so your drip edge can go on, if not your drip edge won't be flush

@j.r.millstone Год назад

There's quite a heated debate among roofers regarding the screw placement on steel roofs vs steel siding. Most roofers want the screws on the ribs of the roofing, not on the flats.

@calebcross758 Год назад

Most roofers 20 years ago that is.

@sellersandson3198 Год назад

Actually it should be both. Screws on the flat stabilize the panels. Screws only on the ribs spread the panels. Screws for the ribs tie the panels together. The screws need to be replaced every ten years anyway.

@calebcross758 Год назад

@@sellersandson3198 They don't need replaced anywhere near that soon if you use hemlock 1x4s and No. 14 screws.

@j.r.millstone Год назад

@@sellersandson3198 the idea is that the ribs see way less water and even if the gasket on the screw rots away it still won't leak.

@sellersandson3198 Год назад

You should install to the manufacturer’s recommendations so your warranty is not voided.

@northwestgaming4049 Год назад

Just dawned on me we have had 90°weather until what mid November. Plenty of summer yet you started heading into winter. A man who thinks like me.