Happy this got suggested to me. My granddad on my dads side is a carpenter and built his own home from nothing with my great grandpa. My grandpa on my moms side was a metal erector. And then there's me who never learned either lol. I've always had a huge interest in building things, but because of cost i can't take the financial risk of doing something wrong. Love this video.
You might consider rolled asphalt roofing on those ramps. It would protect them and give them some grip. Screen on your eaves would be good too. Birds and wasps would love getting up in those exposed overhangs. Good work! Looks great!
Interestingly I’ve spent days figuring out where to dig my post holes and where to place brackets. You mention how difficult this is and your friend helped. I dug bigger holes and put support down the middle because I had a 4 yard minimum. My shed is 12x36 so it’s 50% larger I’m definitely copying your idea- THANKS!!
Great work! Over built, for only a few extra dollars, is always a good move!! And building it up off the slope makes that usable space that otherwise might not have been!! I enjoy your videos on construction projects!
You made it look easy! Great video! One suggestion for the ramps, consider using a non-skid finish. My shed is a few years old and as the plywood ages, it has become very slippery. When I (someday) get around to replacing it, it will be finished with non-skid. Maybe just mix sand with the paint/stain.
Great job! That shed is built better than most houses today. The attention to detail in the right areas will definitely help it last you for many years.
@@user-pz4nb4xw1wdon’t be a tool bag, just compliment the man. Modern homes are built terribly. I’ve seen many, and yes, I’ve “swung” a hammer quite a bit.
Hell, yeah dude saving this one for tonight, I was thinking about something similar in my backyard as well but unfortunately, I am right on the edge of city limits and they require 6 feet from your neighbors fence and I only have about 12 feet from my house to the fence, it would have been perfect for something long and skinny. Also, I met a new friend last week that has an 03 boosted Mustang and told him I was inspired by your build and he knew exactly who I was talking about.
Great project and vid. One design and structure comment: your roof structure has limited shear bracing. American construction typically has sheet panel sheathing under the roof material which does much of that role. Depending on the gauge of the steel roof you used it is going to have bracing effect but with inherent flex and movement it's a bit deficient in the flat horizontal plane at the top of the wall level. It's usual to add full corner to corner diagonal at ceiling joist level or at least cross bracing on each roof plane to do this. Ply shelving layer on ceiling joists is superb way to do this. Nice shed tho, love the ramps, nice work on getting that trapezoid shape to touch level on both the floor and ground!
Thanks a lot! And yeah my house has that diagonal shear bracing you mentioned. With how small the roof is, the combination of purlins and the metal itself seems to do the job sufficiently.
@@Kordare Yeah it is amazing during construction how adding sheet roofing suddenly adds massive lateral rigidity to a garage. Your construction is definitely pretty burly as it is. If you ever felt it needed it you could add them across the mid rafter ties. Either strapping or ply.
I think this is how it should be built. It gives options. You can later on convert it into some finished space. 2x4 in the ceiling does not help with that given the insulation requirements. If you had bought this shed I would be jealous but cannot be jealous over someone's labor. The video was great. I do wonder how you managed to line up the hangers.
You've given me a great idea with the two door system for bikes. My plan was to build a turntable, but your method is way way simpler, even if it costs me a wall of shelving. I love the ramp on the side.
Super nice build dude. Thanks for sharing this, this resolved my headache of planning a floor construction on a slope like yours. Building a smaller shed but will be following your design for the floor.
I did carpentry for about 15 years. Professional workmanship. If this is your 9-5 (in construction it's more like 7-7), I'm sure you'll do well as long as your contracts will hold up in court against deadbeats. I tried striking out on my own without any help or contract... Big mistake. Love the ramp.
Damn that ramp design is fantastic, what an awesome idea. The metal might be overkill but you'll never have to worry about the wood rotting and that hinge idea is brilliant. The whole shed is gorgeous.
I like watching these videos and usually find myself criticizing people (some that say they are carpenters) But you did an outstanding job! I like seeing people notch posts and lay beams on TOP not bolted through the side so the bolt can later become a splitting wedge! I think I watched you build a house behind/in that other building.
Awesome video as always Kordare. This was another amazing build for an awesome place. Two things is when you Stain the ramps you may want to put rubber strips on for more grip going up and down when it’s wet and where it’s open under the roof you may want to put So that critters won’t make a nest in your shed where you don’t want them too.
Just seen this and am interested in what you did. I just completed a yard equipment shed also. So far we are almost identical in build. Although i must say, i swear it seems i spent about the same amount of time finding stright 2× as i did in building. It is pitiful the lumber available today. Wow, i did not see the metal ramps coming, excellent sir. When you was building the end ramp i thought i knew how it was going to set. I did not expect the way it followed the slop. It makes sense of course but i didn't see it. Incredible job brother, well done. You can get a "solid color" stain for the ramps. I have used it a couple times now and I'm very satisfied. It has not peeled because it acts just like a transparent stain. Plus you can get the same color as the trim. Or a semi would work also. Congratulations brother, you did a fantastic job.
is there anything you can't do? I,'m amazed by your talent , your natural ability to figure things out and make it happen, God certainly blessed you !!!!!!
Haha thank you. I really never know what I'm doing but do the research and teach myself. We live in a time with a basically free endless resource of information, might as well take advantage before it's gone.
my wife and I are buying our first house soon, I keep watching your videos and just thinking like "hmmm maybe we should just buy a plot of land and build it ourselves like Kordare is!". But then I realize I don't have nearly the same drive you do and it would never get finished (or even started to be honest). Anyway love the videos!
Very nicely done, I'm actually about to build a shed/shop myself though mine is going to be 15x30 and your video has been a great refresher to how I need to do it. I haven't built something like this in over 2 decades and am a little rusty.
Probably the nicest shed build I've seen. Question, when standing inside the building, I see light coming in the roof ridge (peak) & also the soffit perimeter has light coming in. Do you worry about pests and insects intrusion and nesting in these areas? Or is it screened?
Great build! I hope you are planning on closing up the soffits before filling it with stuff. In my area, the squirrels and critters would come right on in and make themselves at home!🙂
Love the build! One thing I thought of while you built the ramps: What if you used a thick mesh for the floor to shed the dirt and mud you were talking about?
I think Boat Paint in Gray would work for the ramps. Great job, very impessive. Saved your self $$$$ and got a better quality Storage unit.There is no comparison to a pre-built shed.
you are right about the shed prices, I bought me a 12x24 shed with 1 extra window and added the garage door cause its extra, and it was around 8600$. metal roof etc. Yours looks better more like a house. But im not a carpenter, so it was better for me to just buy one instead. Im doing the vinal plank flooring in mine, it takes a while to work full time and do everything by yourself. what i do like about the portable sheds, is i can have it moved around if need be.
Great shed build and you've inspired me to build one myself with very little carpentry skills. Have you considered selling a set of plans for this shed? I've watched this video several times to take notes for my own build. Awesome job and video content. Thanks!
@@Kordare Yeah, if you had a block foundation, they would be called rim joists that sat on a sill plate on top of the blocks. Most carpenters use the term headers for the box/beam/vertical that's above doors and windows. You definitely built it very sturdy. I'd suggest you block in the spaces between rafters/truss' on your top plate , up to the metal sheeting, to keep out bugs, birds, and other critters making your shed their new home....hehehe! You did a great job and obviously thought this whole build out and learned as much as you could before tackling this project! Attention to detail is key in doing quality work, and, you nailed it.....pun intended!!
Would have use 5/4 deck boards instead of plywood for the Ramps. That allows for water to drain off between the gaps instead of having to run down the entire board. Also makes it easier to replace in the future
I'll have to start in a tiny home . Probably 12x24 lol . But eventually be in a house like that . Just made a deal to purchase more property next to me , got my electric easement no other owner figure out how to get . Can't wait to finalize the deal on the new property. I'd rather build on it.
Beautiful shed. I'm saving this video in hopes that we can build one. What kind of paint did you put on the floor? Also, are you planning to put bird blocking along the insude top walls. Come summer, you'll get birds, bees, wasps making nests inside your building.
Thank you! I used porch and floor paint. Same thing I used on my ramp and loft in the garage. And yeah I think I'll probably do something at the top of the walls. For now it's very well ventilated 😂
Nice shed those ramps are def overkill 😂 i would put something rubberized on those ramps similar to those winter mats anti slice , but bigger just to cover them all , probably something like that exist 😅😅
nice build excellent ramp ideas !! my only question is why no soffit ? I think the best idea for ramp plywood is just a stain/water treatment ( 5 min with ump sprayer but again great build
I had a local shed company make my 10x20 shed. My regret now is I didn’t have ridged insulation put into the floor. The shed at that time was not heated but now that I’m retiring soon and I’m in the process of heating and insulating it. When building something always make it bigger that you think you need and consider it’s use may change down the road.
This by far is the best shed built video that I have ever seen. I have been researching sheds for three years and plan to put one in back yard. This exact shed is what I need. Where can I find the shed plan and material list?
You may want to add gutters on the rear of the shed. Even though your siding is far away from the ground, you will definitely have erosion issues right near where your footers are. In just the little time that this shed has been up you got a good water line. Imagine years later that's going to be much more severe.
Concrete square topping you just did may pull your concrete columns above ground because of seasonal frost heaving cycle. You will not see the results immediately, will take few years. Overall you did a great job, thanks for sharing.
I am from NH and in my town the max size for a shed is 12x16 anything bigger than that is considered a garage unfortunately. Overall your shed is very nice and should last a good long time. I think your estimate on purchasing a shed if a little off I recently got a quote for a 12x14 for $7500.00, I think I will be building one myself instead.
That ws a very impressive build my man, what a great looking shed you really thought everything out ahead of time. Have you ever thought about installing a backup solar system for the house and shed ?
Thanks a lot! I've definitely thought about solar. I don't have any south facing roof planes but I could likely still get a good amount of power out of it. It would be nice since I do get power outages fairly often.
I have to say you did it first class. Few things over kill some like the vinyl guttering would have went with seamless. Over all fantastic job..how much did you spend just curious
I don't know if you have room on the side but I would go with the wall mount garage door opener. Also, did you not add blocking on the top plate between the rafters to keep birds and other critters out?
Awesome detail & build , very well done indeed . Do you have any blueprints or specs available ? Going to build a DIY shed myself but would like some prints to go along with it for the inspector & permit. Thx again 👍⚾️
If you scuff the plywood with a big wirewheel on a grinder, can you use spray on bed liner like RaptorLiner? I would think a few coats, and then a final one at 24-36" away would make it not be slick. I would imagine that paint would get dirty and slick quick.
Great job. Thank you for sharing. I might have missed it, did you put any soffit under the over hangs to close the gaps? Thanks again, new subscriber and can't wait to go through videos and watch more of your work.
Thanks! Nope I've had zero issues, maybe a couple bees but they get in anywhere. I did use a screen vent at the ridge, and will likely screen in the soffits at some point.
Love it! I have a similar sloped terrain so this was a great reference. what's the name of the first software you used, for laying out the footers/studs?
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That ramp design for the overhead door end was brilliant.
Thanks, I'm glad I went that route rather than straight.
Happy this got suggested to me. My granddad on my dads side is a carpenter and built his own home from nothing with my great grandpa. My grandpa on my moms side was a metal erector. And then there's me who never learned either lol. I've always had a huge interest in building things, but because of cost i can't take the financial risk of doing something wrong. Love this video.
Thanks for checking it out. Start with small projects if you aren't ready for something major. Don't be afraid to fail, that's how you learn!
You might consider rolled asphalt roofing on those ramps. It would protect them and give them some grip. Screen on your eaves would be good too. Birds and wasps would love getting up in those exposed overhangs. Good work! Looks great!
Appreciate the suggestions, yeah I was planning on closing up the eaves soon. Thanks for checking it out!
Interestingly I’ve spent days figuring out where to dig my post holes and where to place brackets. You mention how difficult this is and your friend helped. I dug bigger holes and put support down the middle because I had a 4 yard minimum. My shed is 12x36 so it’s 50% larger
I’m definitely copying your idea- THANKS!!
Awesome good luck with yours 🤘
Great work! Over built, for only a few extra dollars, is always a good move!! And building it up off the slope makes that usable space that otherwise might not have been!! I enjoy your videos on construction projects!
Thanks a lot 🤘🤘
Very well done. Thank you for sharing
you inspire me to be just like you when i'm older. thanks for recording and putting up these videos. you're awesome!!!
Just don't be afraid to put in the work and learn something new! I appreciate your support 🤘
You made it look easy! Great video! One suggestion for the ramps, consider using a non-skid finish. My shed is a few years old and as the plywood ages, it has become very slippery. When I (someday) get around to replacing it, it will be finished with non-skid. Maybe just mix sand with the paint/stain.
I was thinking to do something like that, thanks!
Nice to see someone who knows how to work clean. It is a blessing.
The only way to do it in my opinion 🤘
Great job! That shed is built better than most houses today. The attention to detail in the right areas will definitely help it last you for many years.
Thanks for checking it out!
Spoken like someone who has never swung a hammer . Build was ok defiantly seen and built better myself
@@user-pz4nb4xw1wdon’t be a tool bag, just compliment the man. Modern homes are built terribly. I’ve seen many, and yes, I’ve “swung” a hammer quite a bit.
Hell, yeah dude saving this one for tonight, I was thinking about something similar in my backyard as well but unfortunately, I am right on the edge of city limits and they require 6 feet from your neighbors fence and I only have about 12 feet from my house to the fence, it would have been perfect for something long and skinny. Also, I met a new friend last week that has an 03 boosted Mustang and told him I was inspired by your build and he knew exactly who I was talking about.
Haha that's awesome. Guess it's time to move further from the city 🤘
Yup! Once the Braptor and a few other toys are paid off! 🤣😉
Very nice build. Just do a stain with some grit for the ramps. So they are not like a sheet of ice when wet or frosty.
Thanks and yeah that's what I was thinking 🤘
Great project and vid. One design and structure comment: your roof structure has limited shear bracing. American construction typically has sheet panel sheathing under the roof material which does much of that role. Depending on the gauge of the steel roof you used it is going to have bracing effect but with inherent flex and movement it's a bit deficient in the flat horizontal plane at the top of the wall level. It's usual to add full corner to corner diagonal at ceiling joist level or at least cross bracing on each roof plane to do this. Ply shelving layer on ceiling joists is superb way to do this. Nice shed tho, love the ramps, nice work on getting that trapezoid shape to touch level on both the floor and ground!
Thanks a lot! And yeah my house has that diagonal shear bracing you mentioned. With how small the roof is, the combination of purlins and the metal itself seems to do the job sufficiently.
@@Kordare Yeah it is amazing during construction how adding sheet roofing suddenly adds massive lateral rigidity to a garage. Your construction is definitely pretty burly as it is. If you ever felt it needed it you could add them across the mid rafter ties. Either strapping or ply.
I think this is how it should be built. It gives options. You can later on convert it into some finished space. 2x4 in the ceiling does not help with that given the insulation requirements.
If you had bought this shed I would be jealous but cannot be jealous over someone's labor.
The video was great.
I do wonder how you managed to line up the hangers.
Thanks for checking it out! For joist hangers I just measure and mark 16" OC and everything should line up.
Very well built,only thing i would change would be to use 1/4" Aluminium chequer plate for your ramps.Much stronger and weather resistant.
You've given me a great idea with the two door system for bikes. My plan was to build a turntable, but your method is way way simpler, even if it costs me a wall of shelving. I love the ramp on the side.
But turntable sounds like a challenge 😂😂
@@Kordaredon’t it tho? 🤣🤣 a challenge, and gives me probably 18’ more shelf space 2 or 3 high… but do I want challenge or a shed? ;)
That turned out so great. I love the look of the end with the garage door & the ramp.
Thanks a lot, I'm happy with how it all came together.
Super nice build dude. Thanks for sharing this, this resolved my headache of planning a floor construction on a slope like yours. Building a smaller shed but will be following your design for the floor.
Thanks! Good luck with your project 🤘
Beautiful shed and ramp design, only thing missing imo is a moisture/fire insulation layer for walls/roof to keep the wood lasting longer maybe?
I did carpentry for about 15 years. Professional workmanship. If this is your 9-5 (in construction it's more like 7-7), I'm sure you'll do well as long as your contracts will hold up in court against deadbeats. I tried striking out on my own without any help or contract... Big mistake. Love the ramp.
Thanks a lot! I'm actually a mechanical engineer and just do this stuff for fun, learning as I go, but trying to do it right.
@@Kordare --- Like a fish to water, far as I can tell.
Damn that ramp design is fantastic, what an awesome idea. The metal might be overkill but you'll never have to worry about the wood rotting and that hinge idea is brilliant. The whole shed is gorgeous.
Thanks a lot 🤘
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I like watching these videos and usually find myself criticizing people (some that say they are carpenters) But you did an outstanding job! I like seeing people notch posts and lay beams on TOP not bolted through the side so the bolt can later become a splitting wedge! I think I watched you build a house behind/in that other building.
I'm no professional, still learning for sure. Thanks for checking it out!
Awesome video as always Kordare. This was another amazing build for an awesome place. Two things is when you Stain the ramps you may want to put rubber strips on for more grip going up and down when it’s wet and where it’s open under the roof you may want to put So that critters won’t make a nest in your shed where you don’t want them too.
Thanks a lot! And yeah I got some vents to put up at the ridge and I'll likely build some type of soffit under the eaves.
@@Kordare You’re welcome. Are you going to put the plans for the Shed on your website. Also how much acreage do you have?
That's a great shed. It should last many years. You can't overkill on bracing.
Thanks, agreed👍
Kordare.. Awesome shed build. I want to build a shed in my backyard.
Thanks a lot!
Just seen this and am interested in what you did. I just completed a yard equipment shed also.
So far we are almost identical in build. Although i must say, i swear it seems i spent about the same amount of time finding stright 2× as i did in building. It is pitiful the lumber available today.
Wow, i did not see the metal ramps coming, excellent sir. When you was building the end ramp i thought i knew how it was going to set. I did not expect the way it followed the slop. It makes sense of course but i didn't see it.
Incredible job brother, well done.
You can get a "solid color" stain for the ramps. I have used it a couple times now and I'm very satisfied. It has not peeled because it acts just like a transparent stain. Plus you can get the same color as the trim.
Or a semi would work also.
Congratulations brother, you did a fantastic job.
Thanks a lot, appreciate the feedback 🤘
Very nice build! We have some hills, and that's what caught my eye about your project. Thanks for sharing this project!
Thanks a lot!
@Kordare what program are you using that shows all the 2x6 and plywood plans?
This was a great build, I like the attention to detail and getting things done right.
Thanks for checking it out 🤘
is there anything you can't do? I,'m amazed by your talent , your natural ability to figure things out and make it happen, God certainly blessed you !!!!!!
Haha thank you. I really never know what I'm doing but do the research and teach myself. We live in a time with a basically free endless resource of information, might as well take advantage before it's gone.
Great work, got this one saved for my future shed research!! looks very clean, well made...
Thanks a lot, good luck with yours!
Great work as welcome man! I’d suggest a Grey stain for the ramps and it would tie everything together.
Thanks, not a bad idea!
my wife and I are buying our first house soon, I keep watching your videos and just thinking like "hmmm maybe we should just buy a plot of land and build it ourselves like Kordare is!". But then I realize I don't have nearly the same drive you do and it would never get finished (or even started to be honest). Anyway love the videos!
Haha I believe in you! Thanks 🤘
Getting ready to build a similar building. Dude you killed it here. This is a well built design and genius on the ramps. Wow!
Thanks a lot! Good luck with yours🤘
Very nicely done, I'm actually about to build a shed/shop myself though mine is going to be 15x30 and your video has been a great refresher to how I need to do it. I haven't built something like this in over 2 decades and am a little rusty.
Thanks, and good luck with your project!
Probably the nicest shed build I've seen. Question, when standing inside the building, I see light coming in the roof ridge (peak) & also the soffit perimeter has light coming in. Do you worry about pests and insects intrusion and nesting in these areas? Or is it screened?
At the time of the video it was open. I now put vented seals at the peak and will likely do some screening in the soffit area. Thanks🤘
This was great, thank you! I’m new to woodworking so budget friendly is great for me!
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That's one solid shed, fantastic job. Feels so good to get all that space back in the shop, doesnt it?
Yes it does, thank you!
Great build! I hope you are planning on closing up the soffits before filling it with stuff. In my area, the squirrels and critters would come right on in and make themselves at home!🙂
Thanks! I have closed up some of them, luckily so far no major issues, but I plan to screen off everything.
Wow, you did an Absolutely amazing job building this ginormous shed!
You inspire me to want to build my own shed, too!
Well done, Sir!
Thanks a lot🤘
VERY nice work! As soon as I saw the floor and lift in your shop, I knew that this would be a sweet build!! Cheers
Thanks for checking it out 🤘
Love the build! One thing I thought of while you built the ramps: What if you used a thick mesh for the floor to shed the dirt and mud you were talking about?
I think Boat Paint in Gray would work for the ramps. Great job, very impessive. Saved your self $$$$ and got a better quality Storage unit.There is no comparison to a pre-built shed.
Thanks a lot! I actually just painted the ramps. One I used semi solid stain, the other I used porch/floor paint.
you are right about the shed prices, I bought me a 12x24 shed with 1 extra window and added the garage door cause its extra, and it was around 8600$. metal roof etc. Yours looks better more like a house. But im not a carpenter, so it was better for me to just buy one instead. Im doing the vinal plank flooring in mine, it takes a while to work full time and do everything by yourself. what i do like about the portable sheds, is i can have it moved around if need be.
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Amazing… congratulations! Looks awesome
Thank you!
You could go with torchdown on the ramps to protect the plywood. I'd say both smooth or granulated would work
That’s a great shed. I like the design and build.
Thank you!
I’d spray a bed liner on the ramps, linex
Great shed build and you've inspired me to build one myself with very little carpentry skills. Have you considered selling a set of plans for this shed? I've watched this video several times to take notes for my own build. Awesome job and video content. Thanks!
Thanks! I haven't but a few others have been interested, so maybe I will at some point!
Id burn that plywood with a torch so it brings ut the wood grain, then clear coat it. Beautiful!
Beautiful, awesome job well done nice clear explanation of your process, much stronger than any pre built.
Thanks a lot!
The 2x's that you attached the floor joists to is called a "band". Nice work!
I literally searched the Internet before making this video and it seems everyone calls them a different thing so I just chose headers 😂😂 Thank you!
@@Kordare Yeah, if you had a block foundation, they would be called rim joists that sat on a sill plate on top of the blocks. Most carpenters use the term headers for the box/beam/vertical that's above doors and windows. You definitely built it very sturdy. I'd suggest you block in the spaces between rafters/truss' on your top plate , up to the metal sheeting, to keep out bugs, birds, and other critters making your shed their new home....hehehe! You did a great job and obviously thought this whole build out and learned as much as you could before tackling this project! Attention to detail is key in doing quality work, and, you nailed it.....pun intended!!
Would have use 5/4 deck boards instead of plywood for the Ramps. That allows for water to drain off between the gaps instead of having to run down the entire board.
Also makes it easier to replace in the future
Yup I thought of doing that but didn't feel like driving hundreds of screws into the steel tubing
I'll have to start in a tiny home . Probably 12x24 lol . But eventually be in a house like that . Just made a deal to purchase more property next to me , got my electric easement no other owner figure out how to get . Can't wait to finalize the deal on the new property. I'd rather build on it.
Good luck with your project!
Nice job. Very well put together. The shed and the video.
Thanks for checking it out 🤘
Beautiful shed. I'm saving this video in hopes that we can build one. What kind of paint did you put on the floor? Also, are you planning to put bird blocking along the insude top walls. Come summer, you'll get birds, bees, wasps making nests inside your building.
Thank you! I used porch and floor paint. Same thing I used on my ramp and loft in the garage. And yeah I think I'll probably do something at the top of the walls. For now it's very well ventilated 😂
Great Job, Nice welding. Very Impressive!
Thanks a lot 🤘
Super nice, I definitely need a shed myself.
Thanks! Can always use more shed/garage space 😂
Nice shed those ramps are def overkill 😂 i would put something rubberized on those ramps similar to those winter mats anti slice , but bigger just to cover them all , probably something like that exist 😅😅
Not a bad idea 👍
nice build excellent ramp ideas !! my only question is why no soffit ? I think the best idea for ramp plywood is just a stain/water treatment ( 5 min with ump sprayer but again great build
Thanks a lot! I'm planning to do soffit just didn't yet, needed a break 😅
I had a local shed company make my 10x20 shed. My regret now is I didn’t have ridged insulation put into the floor. The shed at that time was not heated but now that I’m retiring soon and I’m in the process of heating and insulating it. When building something always make it bigger that you think you need and consider it’s use may change down the road.
I totally agree 👍
I like the design of your wood shed. From my iPad, in a 12x24 shed…
Havent been recommended one of your vids in like 2 years
Welcome back
I would’ve liked to see how you figured out exactly how/where you drilled the post holes and poured concrete.
I staked it off with string and measured a bunch of times 😂
Excited for this vid. Especially cause it’s almost 50min.
Nice build, I am a master carpenter (retired) by trade, You did indeed over build it..
Haha glad to hear that 🤘
This by far is the best shed built video that I have ever seen. I have been researching sheds for three years and plan to put one in back yard. This exact shed is what I need. Where can I find the shed plan and material list?
Thanks for checking it out. Sorry I don't have formal plans, but I may create some if there is enough interest.
X2 on materials list and blueprint
You may want to add gutters on the rear of the shed. Even though your siding is far away from the ground, you will definitely have erosion issues right near where your footers are. In just the little time that this shed has been up you got a good water line. Imagine years later that's going to be much more severe.
I'll keep an eye on it but this soil is literally all slate so I'm betting the erosion will be almost non existent
Very cool shed dude. Ramps and all.
Thanks a lot 🤘
Excellent job well designed and I like your idea on the ramp with hinges that perfectly for ground level 👍
Thanks a lot, I'm happy with how it all came together 🤘
Concrete square topping you just did may pull your concrete columns above ground because of seasonal frost heaving cycle. You will not see the results immediately, will take few years. Overall you did a great job, thanks for sharing.
Great work 💯
Thank you!
you think that truck bedliner would be work on these ramps? i thought its good idea use as non-skid.
Hi, you did a great job! Is there a way to share the project details, because I want to build one for my self? :)
Thanks! I don't have any formal blueprints yet, but I may create some.
I am from NH and in my town the max size for a shed is 12x16 anything bigger than that is considered a garage unfortunately.
Overall your shed is very nice and should last a good long time. I think your estimate on purchasing a shed if a little off I recently got a quote for a 12x14 for $7500.00, I think I will be building one myself instead.
Thanks! The prices I mentioned are what I saw from local dealers around here.
That ws a very impressive build my man, what a great looking shed you really thought everything out ahead of time. Have you ever thought about installing a backup solar system for the house and shed ?
Thanks a lot! I've definitely thought about solar. I don't have any south facing roof planes but I could likely still get a good amount of power out of it. It would be nice since I do get power outages fairly often.
@@Kordare Cool With your workmanship and the way you think about every aspect of your projects, it would be a great video.
It’s a pretty little shed, you’re certainly making the most of your land.
Once dried out, I think stain would be a better option for the ramps.
Also, the shed looks good next to your house/shop!
Thanks a lot!
I have to say you did it first class. Few things over kill some like the vinyl guttering would have went with seamless. Over all fantastic job..how much did you spend just curious
Thanks a lot! All in was about $9k
Another great video. Have you or did you consider putting a drain or two in the floor?
Thanks! And no not really. Since it's wooden I'll try to avoid getting it too wet anyway
consider adding some flower boxes under the windows
Nice build! The shed looks solid but I don't think the plywood on the ramps will hold up over time. Maybe use deck boards
Thanks! They are treated and I'll be sealing the top side
You do good work, looks nice.
Thanks a lot!
I don't know if you have room on the side but I would go with the wall mount garage door opener.
Also, did you not add blocking on the top plate between the rafters to keep birds and other critters out?
I didn't add soffit yet, probably just some screen. No issues so far though
Awesome build… would you mine sharing the shed build software or app you used
Thanks! Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net
Really nice work 👏
Thank you!
you sure make it look easy
It wasn't too bad other than dealing with the height on the back side. Could have used a 2 foot taller ladder 😂
Awesome detail & build , very well done indeed . Do you have any blueprints or specs available ? Going to build a DIY shed myself but would like some prints to go along with it for the inspector & permit. Thx again 👍⚾️
Thanks! I don't currently but I might create some, as others are interested as well.
Great 👍 would luv to purchase one . Thx again & well done . ⚾️
Outstanding work.
Thank you!
Am attempting a 20 ft by 16 ft shed gym 👌💪🏻. Thanks for the video
Good luck with yours 🤘
@@Kordare av done a video on my
Profile on here Today of my progress. It’s very similar to your own. Am doing it in honor of my late son
If this is your shed for dirty stuff, your house must be gorgeous. Maybe you should be president!!!!
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If you scuff the plywood with a big wirewheel on a grinder, can you use spray on bed liner like RaptorLiner? I would think a few coats, and then a final one at 24-36" away would make it not be slick. I would imagine that paint would get dirty and slick quick.
Yeah that might work 👍
Really nice build!
Did you use 2x6 header for the garage door? Also what size is that garage door?
Thanks! Yes I did, it's 7ft high x 9ft wide
Great job !
Thank you!
Great job. Thank you for sharing. I might have missed it, did you put any soffit under the over hangs to close the gaps? Thanks again, new subscriber and can't wait to go through videos and watch more of your work.
Thanks for checking it out! I haven't built any soffits yet, but likely will. I also bought some foam venting for under the ridge cap.
You might use bed liner for the ramps to help with traction when pulling bikes and mowers into it.
Someone else mentioned the same thing!
Nice work! I think it came out great. Now that' it's been complete for a while, are you regretting not using bird boxes or enclosing the soffits?
Thanks! Nope I've had zero issues, maybe a couple bees but they get in anywhere. I did use a screen vent at the ridge, and will likely screen in the soffits at some point.
@@Kordare I need a large-ish building, I'm going to take from your design, heavily. :)
Can you post the blueprints and supply list to this build please? Been looking for a good shed and this one would be perfect for me.
Could you tell me what software you're using? Great video and presentation. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net
@@Kordare Thank you!
Muchas gracias por compartir de tu conocimiento pronto comensare a construir el mio con este bideo gracias
Good luck with your project! 🤘🤘
Love it! I have a similar sloped terrain so this was a great reference. what's the name of the first software you used, for laying out the footers/studs?
Thanks! Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net
Yea bro you made it look super easy. Lol. My would like a leaning shed. Lol😂
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