Building a Shed on a Budget (part 3 framing the walls)
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- In this video we look at how to build a quality shed on a budget. This is only part tree of what will be a lengthy series that I'm excited to continue working on. In this video we look at part 3 of building a shed, framing the walls. While building a shed for under $250 sounds impossible, with enough thriftiness we should be able to pull in off! make sure to subscribe so you don't miss part 3!
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I must have watched hundreds of these build a shed videos and this tutorial is by far the best in every aspect.
Alex Thorpe I agree
Framing tip: if you are going to build trusses, as soon as the deck is finiished, use the deck to build the trusses and then put the walls up.
I am not in the construction industry nor am I a carpenter, I wanted a good guide to help with small projects such as small sheds and some remodeling around the house. So there’s a magic which is Shed Plan [ visit here *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. This Shed Plan covers all my instructions from top to bottom in a step by step manner.
This is by far the best shed tutorial out there. Thanks a lot
Thank you!
Nothing wrong with the music, great choice.
Don't know about having the dogs around but hey, they must like it.
Good sturdy shed. Well done.
God bless you
Love the dogs helping!😀 made the video much better.
A tip for you buddy if your using a circular saw,,,,hold your speed square as a guide to run next to with your saw so u get a perfect straight line
If you are good with the saw cross cutting lumber, make a mark on the leading edge of the cut, set the saw on the mark, look at the front of the saw, make it square with the lumber and make the cut. No need for all the marking or use of a square. In time you learn to make a cut quick and sqare.
For a stud u want it to be square as possible, use not just your eyes until u get as good as Mr. Hubbard here...
I guarantee I can make a cut on a piece of stick framing lumber as straight as you can using the square and much quicker. Doing so come with many cuts and framing. Not trying to say your way is wrong, but with experience, you get that good. Watch some framing videos by the master Larry Hann. He will show you how it's done.
I have Jer bear, I use my eye a lot too.. once u do it a few thousand times right on right on
As you probably know, framing is not exact. Very forgiving. Again, check out the master Larry Hann. He has passed now but man did he leave some great videos on carpentry. You will enjoy watching him and his brother Joe.
Thanks for sharing man. And thanks to all that people suggesting improvements or tips. I ll be starting next week with my own shed.
Good luck!
It is a very good book for beginners as well as for those that are already into th-cam.com/users/postUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt A very good basic ebook to keep as a reference too. I like it and the way the subject matter is presented. It has humor and that helps with the reading.
ok , since some of you asked for tips. when u are marking your wall plates (top and bottom 2x4's) always place both plates on edge together on a flat surface and mark BOTH at the same time , it prevents mistakes. and don't mark the side of the 2x4, mark the top ( the 1-1/2 edge) because that's what you will see when you are nailing the 2x4 studs. . also , hook your tape on the end of the plate and mark the plate at 15-1/4" , 31'1/4" , 47-1/4 " etc. and then put the 'x' on the side of the line that is in the direction you are measuring. that way the center of the wall stud will be on 16". 16 , 32, 48, 64, 80 etc should be the MIDDLE or CENTER of the wall stud , NOT the side !!! if you do it any other way you waste wall sheathing (plywood)
Great tips, thanks
great job young man you are clearly a hard working kid.
Ripping 2x6 " to two 2 11/16" studs gives you your second stud for about a $1 in current 500% increase in demand for lumber. Doug fir is gold now.
Ty ty for taking the time to make this. I actually really enjoyed the music. I'm gonna watch a hundred times if I have to until I feel like I can do this. Thank you what Ian
great tutorial.....but turn the damn music down!
for a rookie he's doing a bang up job . most important thing is to have fun. if you enjoy what you do , you never work a day in your life.
Fabulous. Great video 🇨🇦
Pretty easy to follow video dude. Nice work. I like your camera angles and music selection also
Thank you for sharing your video, I was learned to do it, I like to learn to do things.
Building portion of the video... Excellent! Background music... SUCkS!!!
Those dogs are driving me insane
Like your shed if you find yourself doing frame work like this again you might nail some block down to push your 2x4 wall studs and seal plate to while you nail it together hopefully this helps you
+Perry Hill ya that would have made it easier! Thanks for the tip
Good job👍👍
Great video Ian. Very helpful!
The skill and handy work is awesome but the music had me jammin!!!! Good job
That's awesome work
Great video, you make it look so easy. I learned a lot. 👏👏👏
Just found you and am enjoying watching your video. You did a great job and it isn't boring. I look forward to seeing your others.
Nice project, very motivating.
Counterclockwise Doggo liked this video.
Great job! I will be building one of these myself very soon. Just finished building a small chicken coop.
The music was great 👍
Your dogs are relentless
yes they are!
I learned a few shortcuts on building the platform such as no chalkline? Use measuring tape instead! Thanks. I am getting motivated to start mine.
Beautiful Shepherds you got there
Great video and great music thank you
love the dogs hate the music
Hahhahha
You know you can turn the volume off and read the closed caption
That’s gonna be one hell of any expensive shed with that size of frame
Lefty skill saw, but you're righty😁😉
Why not go with 24"centers on the walls. Would be less expensive. Love the dogs....they are very active and well behaved.
I'm no carpenter but I would say 16" makes for a stronger wall.
@@bettyweaver511 it would be but it is just a shed
You went all out in making this a cheap build, as evidence of the mis- matched gloves but very informative video. Oh rethink your choice of music as well lol
Haha thanks. ya this was a while back I've toned down the music in my newer videos.
Please finish it, I'm new to wood working and want to build a shed myself
+TxJonathan That's awesome! And I'll keep grinding along!
Great work
Music is fine! Keep making vids and good work. Oh and the dogs are like: WE are building a shed lol!
Thank you!
Hard working guy
Nice work but for those that are building in windy area's I suggest at least two tie downs to keep the shed where it is supposed to be.
Ya that's a good tip
Could use a few more dogs running around.
If you're pulling the tape and marking your 16's that's the center of stud, not edge.
Awesome smart man 🙂
8:05 means ur idea to build a shed was great!
Very good videos sir.
Man, this is awesome! This helps me a lot to built walls in my garden shed! But, I would do it different way than you. I plan to make in the walls hiding storage where I put tools and cover it with square wood block. I am not also best wall framer either.
This video makes me appreciate all the other videos I watch that are time lapsed..... zzzzzzzzzzz
Wow you're right. Who wants to sit thru 9:04 of instruction for something that probably takes a whole afternoon?
your a decent teacher and i like that it is a budget project however i cannot hear your voice over the music you though i would like and some slow downs during technique would be nice
You're framing an 8' x 12" Shed (wooden crate) like you're building a 3 car garage !
You don't need 2x4's, 16" on centers or laminated headers. Its a shed.
your supervisor seems happy wagging his tail most of the time.
You introduce dogs to your video and from that point on the dogs are the stars! 😉.... it'd take some quality weightlifting to top that... oh... 8:14 .... there it is! 😁
Nice job boss!....Great soundtrack too
One thing is missing is that never said how big of a window and the framing size window and the door opening if you can write down the cuts and sizes it would be nice,.
I really appreciate your hard work in making all these videos. I do have to say it hurts my head seeing you make all these end grain joints. If you aren't toenailing your joints, it really creates a weak structure.
Nice build
Awesome 🌸
Your shed looks great! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! I built an 8x10 shed for my kids in my backyard earlier this year using plans I got from *WoodBlueprints. Com* Clear directions and an accurate materials list...It was great for a novice builder like myself!
Nice looking dogs
Thanks
Thats what I'd do, looks fine. My dad was the wood man. Im a metal guy.
Dogs are having to much fun.
I greatly appreciate the music. Don’t be too surprised that older audience thinks it’s just noise. You could be playing lil yachti or lil xan so this is a win for sure.
Bummer the project got rained on... If the sunshine touches lumber, especially wet lumber, they can/do warp like a sob.... wavy walls/roof. Overall good videos though. Couple things could have made it easier that I'm sure others have mentioned (cutting/framing the rafters first, nailing the osb/plywood to the wall frame before you erect)...but who cares. Thanks for putting it up.
Thanks for the advice. And thanks for watching!
How much cost for this build?
I'm thinking the 2x6s laminated with particle board may not be enough! You might want to beef up the frame of that window a little more! LOL
lol
Your layout is wrong for 16" on center. The correct way is from 0- 15 1/4" - 31 1/4" - 47 1/4" ..... always 3/4" less then set your head to get 16 of and you should have a space of 14" between each joist or stud
Do you have any examples on using 2x6 shed floor?
Watching this during the Rona pandemic. Maybe the quarantine is messing with me but I dig the music. What is it?
Haha you made your wife carry the heavy end on the second wall.
Gotta put her to work!
Hi 👋 Love your videos n great marvelous ideas n ways of building everything,but the music 🎶 to my 👂 too… 🎶🎶annoying so Mute mute 🤫 feels great.. until I see you speak 🗣 .. ✨😘❤️
Hey, you look like John boy Walton from the side.
You did not cover building permit exemptions or setback. You did not mention moisture or rodent control. No mention bisque for moisture control.
Well Robert "Negative" Jackson, he's not going to cover every single scenario that could happen to the shed. Its a basic tutorial
You can’t just pull 16 inches from one side and Mark an X ahead of it the whole reason why framers either pull 16 and nail there stud roughly centre of the mark or pull 15 1/4 and then pull 16 from there while marking X’s ahead is so all your sheet goods will land properly
Looks like your building the shed at the bottom of your grade in a gully. A heavy enough rain may flood your shed. I think I would have built it at the top of the grade myself or at least off the ground a bit more. Just dayin
15 1/4 is so plywood breaks at 8 ft.
Why did you put it at the bottom of your property, the rain is going to flood it out?
Nice👍👌
+Everything Adventure! Thanks!
Why do i need 2x6 for headers on windows and doors on a shed why no just 2x4s thanks for the info have a good day
You have a problem with the sound, don't know if you using a multi track mixer with another track running but the commentary is inordeable due to some weird music going fast backwards getting on.
Very informative video, I got tired quickly turning the volume down every time the music came on then back up when he was talking.
2:30 is why I own a nail gun
can you explain how you framed the window and measurements
i have read allot of your comments while building the foundation, i didn't read them all and maybe someone left a very important detail if not you are using the wrong fasteners for pressure treated lumber,the manufactures recommend Galvanized,stainless,or a special coated screws because of the the corrosive treatment they use in the lumber,i have done allot of demo work and replacement of treated lumber where regular 16 d nails or standard nails were gone just rusted off,in fact some of what we call acid lumber (the first batch of treated lumber) has caused allot of deaths because of decks falling off buildings,even galvanized nails were corroding,this new treated lumber lumber these days is the third type and they say they are not having problems with it,but as a pro i would never use a not coated nail or screw on any wood that is not protected or covered.
You say you still have to level it? What do you mean?
How much is going to cost,when finish.
Why do you mark your layout like that one your walls instead of 15 1/4 so that 16 inches is centered?
Did I miss where you talk about corners?
if you have a source of used lumber or have fresh milled timber from your own property this makes a lot of sense, but get a nail gun lol
I don’t think that’s 16 inches on center , the way you do it. Should measure 15 1/4 not saying your way won’t work, is just not 16 oc.
Can you use screws instead of nails
Try using ur square with saw cuts truer
Sheds looking really good, let me know if you need a hand
+BigStu 22 thanks man. I will!
You must going to let him cut your hand off.
How u decide how high wall is? I'm trying to match my garage next to it
Dude, I love your videos but your dog is on CracK!!!!
Doggos want to play
Dude thats awesome. I want to build a shed like that toó. Do you think i can do it with 500 bucks?
+Omar Argullin thanks! I think if your resourceful 500 bucks could definitely be enough
do you have a motorcycle to go with your hair style and jacket?
Your shed looks great! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! I built an 8x10 shed for my kids in my backyard earlier this year using plans I got from *WoodBlueprints. Com* Clear directions and an accurate materials list...It was great for a novice builder like myself!
nice vid. My wife wants a SHE SHED so I think I'll use your instructional . Did you have to get permits?