How to Frame a Gable Wall // Roof Framing Part 5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Take a look at some quick tips and tricks to get your gable wall framed the right way. We will cover what your top & bottom plates should look like in a gable wall, how to layout the wall properly, and how to install cut and install the gable wall sheathing. Also check out our description for helpful info and recommended tools for your job! This video is part 5 of 8 in our roof framing video series that is a complete beginners guide to framing a roof for a house. It is also a part of our construction basics training, a collection of content for those taking on construction projects for the first time. You can find all of this content on our channel. There are a TON of videos covering construction projects from foundation to finish work to get you started on your next project!
Click on the timestamps below to jump to specific topics in the video:
0:18 - Overview of the gable wall top & bottom plates
1:29 - How to layout & install studs in a gable wall
4:29 - How to cut & install gable sheathing
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I never seen somebody hit a nail so many damn times in my life
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Would have loved to see you put the topmost plate on the gable since it connects your top wall plate to the ridge board.
Great videos👏 prob was a bad idea to watch yours vids AFTER my completion, it illuminated all of my flaws 😂😂😂😫...def learning experience 1
Love the videos!! On the 2x4 nailed flat to the rafter for gable studs, is there a rafter on the other side or is the other 1 1/2” top side of 2x4 not nailed to anything?
Wished you would do more videos too
Hit the nail, hit it, hit it, hit it 😀
wish They would have showed putting in the gable studs.
Isn't there supposed to be a 1/8" gap between OSB?
It's faster and stronger to put up gable end wall as a unit BEFORE the rafter
Completely untrue
Your videos are really, really great. I have one question, and forgive me if you've answered it somewhere else. I bought a box of Common Nails 3 1/2 - 16D Galvanized, to begin the upper framing of this small porch I am building. And I tried one of those nails out. They seem quite thick, and to a novice like me, I'm afraid of splitting the wood. Are these the same nails that you use to frame what you are building, like for the ceiling joists and rafters? Thanks!
You can use those or 16d sinkers which are basically a 12d common nail with vinyl coating but if it’s outside I would use the galvanized 16d common nails or you will get rust streaks
love your videos big thanks! But, cowboy shoes on a ladder 3 meters up, not the best idea mate
good vid... but you NEED a nailgun.. 41 hits on a nail to tack the gable end....
With a hammer I have smashed fingers more times than I can count. A flying hammer can do a lot of damage. Not to mention the potential of bounce-back into your face or ricocheting nails injuring bystanders. I have never been injured by a nail gun and have probably driven 50x as many nails. Use structural screws and cordless drivers if you want maximum safety.
Chris,, it was 48. ,,wow
B.S: "We wanted to show people what it can look like without the use of nailguns." ??? We all know how it looks like. Recognize u need a nail gun, cowboy! ...Unless you'll hurt ur self.
He needs to quit using his damn nail gun for a bit
Hi,
I have a question. I disassembled a 10 x 12 shed that was going to be demolished that was in perfect shape. The prior builder didn't have any gable ends hanging over, but I want a couple feet on the front and back. The prior shed had the trusses tied in on the top of the framed walls with brackets and the ridge beam up top with brackets. The center ridge beam was a 2x6. Can I just extend the 2x4's on top of the opposing framed walls out two feet on each end and use a longer ridge beam and build the extended gable end that way? Thanks for the info and videos
Cut inch and a half by three and a half inch notches out of the top of your gable rafters so that you can nail 2x4s evey 2 foot from top to bottom. You nailem to the side of the rafter that's beside your gable rafter and they're recesed into the top of the gable laying the flat way and sticking out past your gable rafter as far out as you want to make your eve as wide as you want it. Then you nail your fly rafters to those 2x4s
How many times can you use the word "uhmm" in a video? I lost count at around 125.
What category is a shed?
Wouldn't cutting the OSB short like that create a spot for moister to collect and create mold/rot.
Can I use screws instead of nails to construct a house? Including siding
It's been a while since you asked, but no. Nails and screws have different applications in construction. Nails have shear strength and no pull-out strength while screws have pull-out strength and no shear strength. Your house relies on the shear strength of the nails to withstand an earthquake or any racking force attempting to topple its walls. Screws would simply snap with applied force and soon after your framing would fall apart.
@@H.A.. Structural screws can handle shear forces. They will be more expensive than nails though.
@@DavidJamesQ Yup, but I'm assuming when an avg Joe refers to screws they're not talking about RSSs
Hi, I'm confused by the pitch of your roof. You stated that your roof was a 12/12 pitch. If your roof pitch is 12/12 shouldn't you be able to stand up in the inside of the roof. So the pitch has nothing to do with the ceiling height. So for 8 or 9 feet ceilings you can have a 12/12 pitch roof.
Kevin, 12/12 means that you have 12" rise for everywhere 12" of run, or a 45 degree angle. If the shed is 8' wide it is only FOUR feet to the centerline, or roof ridge. So the attic is only 4' high. I hope I understand your question and answered it well.
@@HistoricHomePlans perfectly explained. 12/12 is the slope. It doesn't equate to height without the length to achieve it.
I wish I understood the references he made for the bottom plate.
What's the purpose of the 3rd top plate?
To allow for Drywall screwing, if that plate wasn't their then you wouldn't be able to screw in the drywall. It would just be floating at the end of the ceiling.
@@jimmygutierrez-solorio7928 thank's for the info. I really have no idea how I could've missed that whole explanation in the very beginning smh.
why did you neglect to do the collar ties?
Why not frame the gable into the wall,sheath it,put on the overhangs and any soffit box or queen annes,then tip the whole gable up in one shot?
Why not build the sidewall overhangs on the wall,skip beveling the fascia and cut your rafters at 6.5" ovrhng?
Your gable studs should be notched and pitch cut 1 1/2" in so they can be nailed to the side if the gable rafter.
Too many steps.
Yes, 100% that's a better way to do it, frame a rake wall and stand it up. done! It seems to me though the only people framing rake walls nowadays are the Amish.
Two words, nail gun.
Real men use a framing hammer and 3 1/2 inch spiral nails. :P I did my whole basement like that. Toe nailed 3x per stud end. Yeah that was kinda a lot of work. Building a shed now, decided to use construction screws instead.
@@redsquirrelftw real men hammer the nails down with their fists.
Don't forget to put something soft under you for when you take a face plant off that ladder
He should put a little butter on them boots
Go ahead and get it over with
great vid but please quit saying umm, and umm. its a vicious habit, I work on it myself. don't stress your doing a great job. thanks so much
I think he said umm more times than he hammered all the nails. Holy crap, that was so cringy to listen to.
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭
Video shot from 40 ft away so you dont see sh8t of the framing layout to copy.
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Umm umm umm uhhh umm, neat.
I appreciate the sharing of information...but man, so many safety violations. Cowboy boots, straddling the folding ladder, over reaching on the ladder, no fall arrest.
Oh no, i mean how did anyone ever survive without all the safety that osha brings? Lol dude, go to work baby
@@williammcknight5419 record that accident for your prosecuting attorney. 😂
i wish this guy could learn to speak without the work um um um uh uhuhuhumumum
I would probably understand better if you didn’t use the word UMMMMMM EVERY OTHER WORD!!!!!!!!!!! Holy shit!