DIY Post Frame Shed Build (Part 5)

Come along as my wife Laura and I build a modest 10' x 20' pole building (post frame) machine shed to store our sub-compact tractor implements in. We'll show you each step it takes to build your own post frame building. This is part 5 (the final video) of the build.
To view part 1 you can click on this link: • DIY Post Frame Machine...
To view part 2 you can click on this link: • DIY Post Frame Machine...
To view part 3 you can click on this link: • DIY Post Frame Machine...
To view part 4 you can click on this link: • DIY Post Frame Machine...
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Materials used:
Back posts: Treated 4" x 4" x 10' set 42 inches below grade (3 posts 10' apart)
Front posts: Treated 4" x 4" x 12' set 42 inches below grade (3 posts 10' apart)
Carriers (front & back): 2" x 10" x 10'
Rafters will be 2"x 6"x 12' - 4' oc.
Roof Perlin's: 2"x 4"x 10' & 12'
Wall Girts: 2" x 4" x 10'
Roofing: Metal Roofing from Menard's cut to 13" length x 8 sheets
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[@PaulWhyte505]

Great end result, I think I will be trying to copy this exactly, it works perfectly for what I wanted to build. Pity we don’t have the Amish mills in Ireland 😊

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

Good luck! Thanks for watching...

[@KCARanchHomestead]

Good work. Appreciate the 5 part series.

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

Thanks for watching...

[@Daavidgg]

Nice looking shed Todd. I'm in the W MI area, which Amish lumber yard did you go to? or cross road area, I'm sure I can find them. Thanks Todd

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

It's a mill in Gladwin, MI on North M-18. If you're interested, I can send you their contact information on Monday. I have the information at my office.

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

Mast's Sawmill
2431 N. M-18
Gladwin, MI 48624
Harvey Mast
you can call and leave a message at 989-329-7292 they may answer between 1:30 - 2:30pm

[@yozochum]

How many nails and screws did you need and how many inches?

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

3 inch gun nails, 3 inch structural screws for all framing. 2-1/2 inch ring shank gun nails for installing rough sawn siding boards. Metal roofing screws/ self tapping. 1-1/4 inch i think. No idea of how many.

[@jimbo16720]

I watched all 5 and didn't see you do anything but talk.

[@ToddsProjectsandOutdoorJournal]

Thanks for watching. When I build the next building next spring, I'll be sure to try and film some of the hands-on work. Best wishes...