Easy DIY Shed Rafters NO MATH Needed
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มี.ค. 2024
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Plans of 8x12 Gable Shed: (COMING SOON)
Discover the secrets to building a sturdy shed roof using 2x6 lumber in our latest video. We'll walk you through two different methods: one that relies on mathematical precision and the other that uses a visual approach. Whether you're a math whiz or prefer to rely on your eyes, we've got you covered! Watch now and elevate your DIY game.
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Complete List of Materials Used: homedepot.sjv.io/Y9AZPP
List of My Favorite Tools for DIY Shed Builds: amzn.to/3TNPlcS
DISCLAIMER: This video and description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission.
Great job! I'm looking forward to watching you continue your project. I've been waiting to see the plans that I haven't seen on the previous videos. I'm guessing you will add these after you complete the build.
Yep, we will have the complete set of plans done here in a couple weeks and include with a start-to-finish build video. Thanks for the support 👍
How do you get A=47.25” ? Your shed is 8’x12’. Half of 8 is 4ft, which is 48”. Or do you used (96” -1.5” ridge beam) /2 =94.5”/2=47.25”? But you don’t have a ridge beam.
The shed is 8 feet wide, but in reality the wall were 94.5inche wide, hence half of that 47.25. Thanks for watching
At first, I'm like wait "this is high math" then we get the non-math way and explanation of how to make jigs for cutting and constricting. I'll likely use the non-math way but because of both ways, I understand the math method better. If I do it a bunch of times, I might actually understand experientially the Pythagorean theorem. 😅. This is an excellent video for me and my audhd learning needs. Actually, finding the whole series to be quite empowering. Thanks.
Awesome, we are here to help 🙌
did you take the center point on seat cut to make birdsmouth ?
Yes, it's the center line used.
Will you be covering shed insulation in the future?
We will be covering ALL shed topics in the future 🙂. We will most likely spray foam this one trying out a few different options with a breakdown on cost. If I had to guess we are a couple months out from that video. Thanks for watching 👍
Awesome. I think with your instructions even I could do this. lol But the shopping cart option is not listed in the description.
It's coming up... I am releasing the videos first and working on the material list and plans afterwards.
Why did you pick an 11" overhang, as opposed to say 10" or 12"?
Just my preference… my goal is to cover it up with 2, 1x6 hardie trim board…. A 1x6 board is 5.5” wide each…. We will see how well that works when I do the trim video. 😊
How would i build roof truss for a soffit?
You just add the "size" of the soffit to the distance after the seat cut. In this case we added 11inches.
At 1:10 You moved the square and messed up your mark.
I know right!! I was trying to show the mark while reaching from behind the camera. Good catch!
"NO MATH Needed" Proceeds to explain all the math you will need.
Lol! Well, I hope the “big template” method works for some people… thanks for watching!