Make sure to check out Part 2 of the shed build series, where I built the roof, shed doors, and the shed ramp! th-cam.com/video/CSuwx3Q8ghw/w-d-xo.html
YES!!! I've watched several "how to build a shed" videos!! This is GREAT! Very helpful! And so simple. The foundation and the roof are my biggest worries, and you explained those really simply! Thank you!
Looks great! The overhang at the bottom of the side panel is preferred to help lock the walls to the floor and keep water from seeping in at the bottom.
I enjoyed your build and thought you were thorough and very good at explaining each step. I would use pressure treated for the skids as they appear to have some ground contact. In our area termites will find that wood very quickly. Also, we have clay soils which move quite a bit with changes in moisture content. A slightly deeper foundation dig might help. Having said that, small sheds are still use-able even if they move! Thanks for your great video!
How did you know I've been thinking about building a shed? Seriously, this is a great video on building a shed! No detail left out, and I'm looking forward to part 2 so I have a template on how to build a shed just like this. Great video, Johnny!
Thank you Ryan for releasing a great product as this [ Check Details Here?> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. Most of the plans I have imagined in my mind are put down on your woodworking plans. This is more like a genius job. I love it!?
I built a shed with these plans from Ryan [ Details Here?> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ] . The instructions were clear and easy to implement. Even a novice can be able to build fast using this plan. I'm happy I bought the plan. It also saved me much cost.
Should you use treated wood for the base? How do you keep critters from moving in under your shed? Do you need the air ventaliation? Should you screen it?
interesting points ,if anyone else trying to find out backyard storage sheds plans try *WoodBlueprints. Com* Ive heard some decent things about it and my colleague got cool success with it.
I just bought a wood and shed with the same dimensions. 4’ x 8’. Does it get really hot in there during the summertime? I’m thinking about insulating it because I want to keep it at least a decent temperature.
As you probably know already, Seth's dog Drama died and i thought it would be cool if you made a wooden statue of him as a memorial. ex. A statue to go next to the Drama Drop or on his chair in the corner in the Break Room
I built a shed with these plans from Ryan [ Details Here?> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ] . The instructions were clear and easy to implement. Even a novice can be able to build fast using this plan. I'm happy I bought the plan. It also saved me much cost.
I'm about to build almost identical shed on my house. Similar location, only difference is that I have the door at the end. I'm waiting on town approval for the structure, so hopefully will happen soon. After watching your video, I decided to move my out further from the house.
Very nice shed, but as a carpenter, you would drive me nuts with over measuring especially for square. If you cut all your joists the same length for your floor, your factory edges of you plywood will get it square. Its nice to see you take a lot of pride in your work though. I've just been doing this stuff commercially for so long that I kind of just slam it together.
Great looking work..I would add some type of barrier to bottom sides of floor joists that conact earth! eliminating a pocket that small animals love to use as there home, rats, mice, squirrels, racoons, skunks! PS I learned the hard way, and had a heck of a time collecting RENT! LOL
Frig yeah buddy. Looking forward to part two. Been mulling over buying a rubbermaid or building one. This is actually real close to what I was wanting. Subscribed and standing by.
I'm building a 4x6 just like this. How far away from the foundation did you put your closest skid? Do you think 1 foot away is enough to still have room when attaching the fascia board in the back?
Love the castle joint idea. Did you add the central leg under the bed because you're working with softwood or because the castle joints require added reinforcements?
Great project Johnny and you've certainly showed off your skills again and well done. Although we've already had a peak of the final outcome of your shed, I can't wait for Part 2 on how you completed it !!
Looked & didn't see my question, so why didn't you put plastic/tarp under your shed before you dropped your plywood floor? Thanx. To me that would help with humidity.
So how do you decide to build the shed on sleds or concrete footings? Is one stronger over another? I don't want to pour a slab but I'm making a 12'x20' shed for my woodshop in the backyard.
Hey - do you know mind sharing the total cost you spent on the materials for the shed? (Excluding the tools - just lumbar, nails, paint, etc...) and how long did it take you in total? thanks! The video looks great - i am trying to determine if buying a DIY kit may be less hassle to get all the lumbar and cutting it myself. thanks
Process of thinking the same! Did you find out in your area is it cheaper to build or buy? I shop around and for me it’s about $2000 to buy a kit. I already have all the tools needed so it’s just all material costs for me plus the experience I may gain from it could be worth while.
Did you need any permits? I was going to build a lean-to also, but my city requires permits and offsets from the house of 5 feet and 3 feet from the property line.
I've always tried to figure out how to build a shed for my kids. I tried several plans but always got stuck along the way. I'm glad I found this Ryan's shed plans [ Go Here >>> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. It has made the work become as easy and simple as I never thought it will be. Thank you Ryan!?
that shed is roughly a ton or more depending on what's stored inside. Not enough overall wall dimension for strong winds to move it. Unless it's a tornado it should be fine.
Depending on where you live you just can't build a shed on your property for this very reason. I live in florida and even sheds have to be built to withstand 150 mph winds so extra rafter anchoring and hurricane straps are legally necessary so you aren't building a 1 ton missile come hurricane season.
Did you run those 2x6 joists through a jointer or planer? They looked too perfect. Apparently Hart Tools doesn't make a framing nailer, else you could've had the framing done in half the time.
I see a lot of bad posture here, how's your back? just asking cause im dealing with my first major back issue and it sucks :/, be mindful of your posture when working
How come you chose to go with 3" deck screws for your joiners instead of clipped nails? I used to frame with 3" screws, but then I bought a framing nailer, and haven't looked back.
Most of those screws you pu tin the floor were wasted. Screwing the bottom plates down will attach the floor to the perimeter of the floor to the base. Seeing as this is just a small shed, a single screw in the center of the floor is probably more than enough, as long as toy don't have massive water leakage into the shed.
Make sure to check out Part 2 of the shed build series, where I built the roof, shed doors, and the shed ramp! th-cam.com/video/CSuwx3Q8ghw/w-d-xo.html
You may not have much wind where you live, but I wanted to ask did you anchor it in any way? It's a narrow and high shed. Great video by the way.
Finally JB finds a project that requires 50% squat time. This is what you've been training for all these years!
So, what's with the Boot, Johnny?
HA!
when i built our shed i used a plan from *WoodBlueprints. Com* and it had all the blueprints, supplies, materials, and list well laid out for me.
Hey nice video, could you give us a shop list please?
Excited to see you mountain biking with Seth!
I used this video as a reference to help build a lean-to wood shed with one face open. Fantastic video with clear instructions, well done!
A fine build should last a long time. Thanks
YES!!! I've watched several "how to build a shed" videos!! This is GREAT! Very helpful! And so simple. The foundation and the roof are my biggest worries, and you explained those really simply! Thank you!
I love the new look (big boot and running shoe)
Lucky bonus of the overhanging wall is that as it finishes below the floor lowers chance of water ingress :)
Super smart idea adding those screws at the bottom to keep your panel level and keeping it a one person show!
Looks great! The overhang at the bottom of the side panel is preferred to help lock the walls to the floor and keep water from seeping in at the bottom.
Best video by far… After 3 months of watching videos, I’m ready! 😎
I enjoyed your build and thought you were thorough and very good at explaining each step. I would use pressure treated for the skids as they appear to have some ground contact. In our area termites will find that wood very quickly. Also, we have clay soils which move quite a bit with changes in moisture content. A slightly deeper foundation dig might help. Having said that, small sheds are still use-able even if they move! Thanks for your great video!
New shed and a new ebike... sweet! I've thought about building a shed like this behind my main shed to put my dust extractor and air compressor in.
How did you know I've been thinking about building a shed? Seriously, this is a great video on building a shed! No detail left out, and I'm looking forward to part 2 so I have a template on how to build a shed just like this. Great video, Johnny!
me too!
Thank you Ryan for releasing a great product as this [ Check Details Here?> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. Most of the plans I have imagined in my mind are put down on your woodworking plans. This is more like a genius job. I love it!?
Great video. Waiting to see the different colored shoes on the next one.
Been following this build via instragram and finally... this is very helpful. Good stuff man.
famed to the max just about as well built as a typical timber framed house looks v nice
using
the screws to create a level rest for the panel, that's genius mate, cheers
I built a shed with these plans from Ryan [ Details Here?> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ] . The instructions were clear and easy to implement. Even a novice can be able to build fast using this plan. I'm happy I bought the plan. It also saved me much cost.
Should you use treated wood for the base? How do you keep critters from moving in under your shed? Do you need the air ventaliation? Should you screen it?
I love your method better than any that I have seen. Thanks!
This looks like a fun project! I hope your foot gets better soon.
Who else saw the thumb nail and thought “SETHS NEW VIDEO!!!!!!!!!”
lol same
Yes
Haha, dude, yup!
interesting points ,if anyone else trying to find out backyard storage sheds plans try *WoodBlueprints. Com* Ive heard some decent things about it and my colleague got cool success with it.
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I just bought a wood and shed with the same dimensions. 4’ x 8’. Does it get really hot in there during the summertime? I’m thinking about insulating it because I want to keep it at least a decent temperature.
Just finished a building very similar to this. I wish I had made a larger overhang on the front. Great build!
Great Video and very helpful . Shed looks great so far and I await part2 .. Stay well your family and you my friend
As you probably know already, Seth's dog Drama died and i thought it would be cool if you made a wooden statue of him as a memorial. ex. A statue to go next to the Drama Drop or on his chair in the corner in the Break Room
Travis Bird good idea
I built a shed with these plans from Ryan [ Details Here?> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ] . The instructions were clear and easy to implement. Even a novice can be able to build fast using this plan. I'm happy I bought the plan. It also saved me much cost.
Very nice build man. Love your little job site assembly table too!
Excellent! Very instructional! Well done! Thumbs up!
Another cool CW video...can't wait for part 2.
That ladder is ridiculous and amazing.
Your taste in sneakers is just 👌.
I'm about to build almost identical shed on my house. Similar location, only difference is that I have the door at the end. I'm waiting on town approval for the structure, so hopefully will happen soon. After watching your video, I decided to move my out further from the house.
Very nice shed, but as a carpenter, you would drive me nuts with over measuring especially for square. If you cut all your joists the same length for your floor, your factory edges of you plywood will get it square. Its nice to see you take a lot of pride in your work though. I've just been doing this stuff commercially for so long that I kind of just slam it together.
Great looking work..I would add some type of barrier to bottom sides of floor joists that conact earth! eliminating a pocket that small animals love to use as there home, rats, mice, squirrels, racoons, skunks! PS I learned the hard way, and had a heck of a time collecting RENT! LOL
Do u add any blocking to the rafters? Specifically where they meet the top plate. Or is there an opening between the top plate and the roof plywood?
Good job on shed pt. 1; headed to pt 2 now. My shed build later this month 🙏🏼🤞🏼
Very helpful video. Where can I find wall panel board same yours. Please kindly let me know. Thanks for your time
What kind of siding you are using ? Great work
Frig yeah buddy. Looking forward to part two. Been mulling over buying a rubbermaid or building one. This is actually real close to what I was wanting. Subscribed and standing by.
This channel deserves more views and subscribers
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!
Guys I am learning woodworking shed plans at *WoodBlueprints. Com* I recommend this .website all you guys who are beginner or advance in woodworking
Good job and great tips, Johnny! Thank you.
Great video, very informative. Thx for sharing.
I'm building a 4x6 just like this. How far away from the foundation did you put your closest skid? Do you think 1 foot away is enough to still have room when attaching the fascia board in the back?
Thank you for the video. One thing I like is that your ladder can swing up and I have never seen like it. Did you modify it?
Thanks for the Video. I'm looking at your saw horse and the unique working bench on top of it. can you please drop few words regarding the two?
thanks
top secret idea and perfect line included in thi guide
Love the castle joint idea. Did you add the central leg under the bed because you're working with softwood or because the castle joints require added reinforcements?
You make it look easy. I'm sure to screw it up haha - but this really intrigues me as I could def use a little shed like this..
I’m following the same plans you are. It mentions installing h2.5a Simpson strong ties to the tail end of the rafters, how did you install those?
Is Seth’s bike hacks gonna come over to help you build the ramp?
Your cutting bench looks wicked. Do you have any links to how you made it?
Hey there, got a question for you!
What would you say is better to use for marking out, a pencil or pen?
If only I could have a shed at my apartment lol Awesome Shed man definitely will refer to it when I have the space to make one.
Did you hurt your foot at Seth's? Your guys thumbnail styles are nearly identical. Love both channels.
Great project Johnny and you've certainly showed off your skills again and well done. Although we've already had a peak of the final outcome of your shed, I can't wait for Part 2 on how you completed it !!
Looks great, I'll be sure to build one my self
Great video! Why did you use 3" screws instead of a nail gun? is one better than the other?
Are you keeping an eye on my searches? Because just 4 days ago I looked how to build a shed and now here is a better video than anything I found then.
Do you have blue prints for this? This is the kind of she'd I'm trying to build to fit 2 push lawn mowers
Looked & didn't see my question, so why didn't you put plastic/tarp under your shed before you dropped your plywood floor? Thanx. To me that would help with humidity.
Can we buy parts for this shed like the hooks that hold the roof down.
Looks good, well done!!
Awesome work Johnny, looking forward to part 2! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Pretty fantastic job, dude! It's really looking great! 😃
Looking forward to the next video!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I love it, works fantastic, great price !!!
So how do you decide to build the shed on sleds or concrete footings? Is one stronger over another? I don't want to pour a slab but I'm making a 12'x20' shed for my woodshop in the backyard.
@15:02, due to economy, I like to build this shape (7 ft rear and 6 ft front) for my shed and side by side with green house.
Good Video
What Happened to Left Foor ? Broken ???
Good job and great tips! Thank you.
Curious, what CAD software did you use for the design?
Can you provide a rough material cost? Curious to compare with shed kits. Thanks!
Hey - do you know mind sharing the total cost you spent on the materials for the shed? (Excluding the tools - just lumbar, nails, paint, etc...) and how long did it take you in total? thanks! The video looks great - i am trying to determine if buying a DIY kit may be less hassle to get all the lumbar and cutting it myself. thanks
Process of thinking the same! Did you find out in your area is it cheaper to build or buy? I shop around and for me it’s about $2000 to buy a kit. I already have all the tools needed so it’s just all material costs for me plus the experience I may gain from it could be worth while.
Very gratifying I'm sure!
Do you not need to poor a concrete slab for the shed to sit on?
Thanks for the awesome build showcase! How much did this thing cost? I'm going to make something similar next to my garage.
What is the diagonal measurement of a 4 x 8 foot sheet of plywood?
Suggest renting a compressor and nail gun. Way better than the 1000s of screws used
Lookin' great. Thanks Johnny!
but how many hart batterys did you burn through to do this
Nice shoes Johnny
Did you need any permits? I was going to build a lean-to also, but my city requires permits and offsets from the house of 5 feet and 3 feet from the property line.
You don't imagine how I'd like to have those doubled sided osb panels here in France. It's seems so easy to make walls with this.
I've always tried to figure out how to build a shed for my kids. I tried several plans but always got stuck along the way. I'm glad I found this Ryan's shed plans [ Go Here >>> *WoodBlueprints. Com* ]. It has made the work become as easy and simple as I never thought it will be. Thank you Ryan!?
I like it thank you for teaching me how to do do it
Well done!
This might be a weird question, but I’m curious what shorts those are? Thanks!
What are the details of the plywood work bench? Paulk design? Is it a kit?
this showed up on my recommendation, emmm thumbnail smells like Seth, damn you are the guy in Seth's video!
yeah i thought it was seths video i was wondering if anyone would notice that
Same lmao, it looks just like that
I was gonna comment about it too
I'm not a professional but what is anchoring the shed to the ground? Surely if you have really strong winds, that thing will lift and move?
that shed is roughly a ton or more depending on what's stored inside. Not enough overall wall dimension for strong winds to move it. Unless it's a tornado it should be fine.
Depending on where you live you just can't build a shed on your property for this very reason. I live in florida and even sheds have to be built to withstand 150 mph winds so extra rafter anchoring and hurricane straps are legally necessary so you aren't building a 1 ton missile come hurricane season.
What did Seth do to your foot?
Gonna be a really nice shed. Did you drop something on a toe?
Will there be any warranty on the shed?
This project looks builder friendly. Roughly how much was the entire project?
Great build! One thought though, is that outdoor grade plywood? The underside will be exposed to a lot of humidity.
Also, I would have added some fabric/lining to ensure weeds are not growing below.
how many days did this build take?
Did you run those 2x6 joists through a jointer or planer? They looked too perfect. Apparently Hart Tools doesn't make a framing nailer, else you could've had the framing done in half the time.
Awesome video!
I see a lot of bad posture here, how's your back? just asking cause im dealing with my first major back issue and it sucks :/, be mindful of your posture when working
How come you chose to go with 3" deck screws for your joiners instead of clipped nails? I used to frame with 3" screws, but then I bought a framing nailer, and haven't looked back.
Most of those screws you pu tin the floor were wasted. Screwing the bottom plates down will attach the floor to the perimeter of the floor to the base. Seeing as this is just a small shed, a single screw in the center of the floor is probably more than enough, as long as toy don't have massive water leakage into the shed.