Hey Sam! So next time measure down from the top and chalk a line from one end to the other then hand drive 16 penny nails half way in to set the 4x8 sheets on and then one person can install T1-11 pretty easy! Great video man!
I was thinking it would be easier to run a nailer strip around the bottom to sit the plywood on to keep them all level, bit some nails would be quicker.
Sam You should install some z flashing where the gable pieces meet the wall pieces. it will keep the moister from penetrating the seem. Otherwise looks good.
@@RedBeardedBuilder I'd not heard of Big Stretch caulk before, so had to look it up. It's made by Sashco, my favorite sealant company! I've used their Lexel and Through the Roof on tons of projects and they're great! I'll be picking up some for the upcoming window installs and trim pieces. Thanks for the info!
Not easy being a self taught joiner but nice to have subscribers telling you where you went wrong thus helping you from all angles to get it right. Its a great social platform where help actually is help when you read two or more mentioning the same.
You and Angela did a pretty good job siding. The only thing missing was the metal strip drip edge that runs along the top of the 4x8s before you attach the top pieces. This keeps rain water from getting in the seam to reduce rotting at the joint and also Keeps water from running down the T 1-11s inside surface. (Mold/rot etc.) Other than that, it looks great.
yes. it does look great. question: I'm about to do the same thing to my build, except I'm thinking of adding tar paper around the studs first and then putting the wooden siding on...... what's your opinion on the matter?
Something I learned after building a few sheds, now I roll out and paint on all my wood pieces/siding/trim... before installation surprisingly it takes very little time and is easy to touch up when finished. . We have a terrible termite problem here and painting slows them down.
It does look good.. and being solid plywood is much stronger. But also heavier! We'll see how much of a paint hog it turns out to be, too. Planning to paint this weekend--weather permitting.
It looks real good painted white with black trim! It’s Def a paint hog! Took 3 gallons to paint my 10x16 Workshop! And it could use another coat on 2 of the 4 sides!
I'm actually redoing the exterior of our chicken coop with T-111. It's a serious job. The angles for the roof, thank God for angle apps! Moving an electrical box and flood light, cutting out for the windows and chick doors, etc. It's kind of late to be getting this done but it needs to be done and the weather has been cooperating here in the Northeast. T-111 panels are light compared to sheet rock or plywood. I'm 59. I would have done an overhang on the sides. Overhangs are the key.
Hi how you doing. It's been great watching you build this. I am on the opposite side of the world doing roughly the same as you are doing living off grid . It's been so good. To watch you and the way you explain things so easily. I am not a Carpenter . So I just like to say thank you for your help...in next couple of weeks. I'm going to try and build the same thing..
Love following along on this! And watching Mrs Samcraft use the oscillating multi tool really makes me want use mine. I got it as part of a pack and always forget I have it until after I do something (a much more complicated or difficult way) that it would've been perfect for it.
You folks did a great job with the T111. It does get a bit gnarly to work with at times. The building is looking great and am interested to see how things progress. Keep up the great work and I’ll keep watching. Question for you…. Do you have engineering training? Your approache to projects seem very logical and thought out. It’s a pleasure to watch your progress. Many thanks.
I appreciate that! I don't have any formal training, but I am very much an over-thinker. :) Usually my wallet allows me plenty of time to think about projects over and over and plan them out. :)
Oh Contrair, when we used OSB for the interior walls of my wood shop, the whole pallet was warped, but looked flat until we cut the binding straps. It was so bad, that Lowe's brought us out a free pallet.
I have that siding on my garage.. where it is bad 15 years later is where the siding is just off the driveway.. water runs off ok but snow piles up (NE Illinois).. I think you will fair better except at your door entrance..
Looking good so far. I wish I had space to build mine that size. Mines 10x16. One thing I did was use a long scrap of 2x screwed to the floor frame to rest sheets on while I screws it to walls. I didn’t have help. (Otherwise I’d be divorced now. Hahaha. JK).
Another great video Sam, them t 1-11 siding is quick and easy way to cover the walls and with a little staining give a really good weather proof barn look to the workshop.Take care and God bless 🙏💚👍🇬🇧.....Simon
Sam - okay I hate to be picky, you have said this is not a pro build - you should have used a vapor barrier - another thing I wanted to comment on, in your plug wiring you should not use a plug as a junction, make pig tails. loving the other channel also. Always good to build with the family
No building wrap huh? interesting choice. As for the bottom edge, couldn't you just set your circular saw to the same depth as your siding thickness and run it along that rather than trying to use the oscillating tool? In an ideal scenario (speaking from someone in the Architecture industry) I'd have installed a trim board along the bottom with a z flashing on that and set the siding sheets on the z flashing... With a building wrap of course. YMMV
Sam, You should have added flashing between the gable and wall T11 siding. Snap a chalkline on back wall and cut it strait with a circular saw...not the oscillating saw. Nice shed though.
Also I cut my door opening on my shop/shed with a circular saw in my build video. I have since learned that a flush trim but with a bearing works much better for cutting door ways/window openings!
15:20 Scribe a line, but use your circular saw! Factor in the base plate of your circular saw, scribe the line, install a temp 'fence' and then set the depth of your cut to barely cut the siding.
Hey Shed Man! I know you've built and worked out of several sheds. I'm looking into building one to move my home office into. I can build up to 150sqft in my county without a permit. What would be your preference on the dimensions for that? 12x12? 10x15? 8x18? I'd use it for desk and workbench work. No wood/metal cutting in here. Thanks!
@@Samcraftcom and you don't see much difference in the usable space you get out of it? I think I recall you commenting about this with your last shop.. built a square and you should've built a rectangle (or other way around).
Your crew is pretty hard working!!! Is this going to be the shop or for storage? I bought a 20x17 tent garage $129 from Harbor freight. I used some used decking boards for a floor. I have used it for 4 years in Indiana and it was a great investment. I had elaborate plan for building a storage building and my engineer wife came up with this idea..
I have been planning on building my 1st shed. If I use this T1-11 is there suggestions on stains or paints to help protect it ? I live in Florida so no insulation plans for me.
Honestly if you can, get the LP SmartSide panel siding. It's OSB and primed on one side. It's MUCH better than this. This stuff DRINKS the paint/stain and isn't as good in my opinion. I could probably easily throw another 8 gallons of paint on the siding and it still not look good enough. :-\
Next time try framing the gable tops out 5/8 inch or the thickness of the siding to allow for an overlap on the bottom sheet. This would negate the need for Z flashing. Just a trick an old friend past on to me when building my storage shed. Great job, be safe.
2 questions: 1. how tall did you make your side walls to allow that overlap on rim joist? (I'm new and need to catch up on build). 2. Is that treated T1-11?
Hahaha... oh goodness... I can't even begin to think of that stuff just yet. I'm so frazzled here packing up the old shop, and working out other things with house move, it feels like it will be forever until I can do something fun like that. :)
overlapped trim is one of the main reasons the bottom of siding rots (moisture/debri trap) ... trim the siding straight and then use z flashing for the correct overlap over the trim. physics is better than chemicals (caulk)
Couldn’t you adjust the cut depth of your circular saw and trim the edge with it? Cutting flush with the frame or a tiny amount shallow and then use the oscillating tool to finish it tight?
Hey Sam, love the videos. This is off topic, but have been wanting to ask. Where did you get your maker's mark branding iron made? Thanks and keep the videos coming! R.T.
Hey, I designed it on a website called TinkerCAD then uploaded the 3D file to another website called Shapeways to have it manufactured for me in bronze -- just the tip of it. I then mounted it to the handle of an old screwdriver. :)
Based on how uneven your siding is, I'd be concerned that either the floor/base is no longer level or that your front and back wall are not plumb. Not something that will be easy to fix at this point (except cosmetically) but something to keep in mind and you're building out the interior.
Should of used flashing on the bottom of siding, also called termite guard. And exterior framing should have 2 by fours 16 inch on center, also some sort of house rap or tar paper as a moisture barrier should of been installed first.
Major brain fart on my part. I'll be adding it soon. Hoping I can just pry the bottom edge of the gable siding and not be forced to remove the whole pieces..
Hopefully you don’t care Sam but here’s a link to me building my Workshop/Shed! th-cam.com/play/PLAfiN-tzuZBH_bzWjtv4apn-0fl3CXICQ.html Although this was some of my first videos so my filming/editing quality is nowhere near yours!
Hey Sam! So next time measure down from the top and chalk a line from one end to the other then hand drive 16 penny nails half way in to set the 4x8 sheets on and then one person can install T1-11 pretty easy! Great video man!
Great ideas!
In theory that would work on this occasion in practical would not for the most obvious reason. Each board panel was cut in mass stock pile.
I was thinking it would be easier to run a nailer strip around the bottom to sit the plywood on to keep them all level, bit some nails would be quicker.
@@huejanus5505 that is not how to hang T1-11 either.
Don’t make a how to video, unless you know how to.
Thanks for an honest and informative video. So rare!
Currently building a 10x14 shed and definitely used some of your ideas for my build! Thanks for great videos.
That's awesome, I'm glad my videos could help!
I like that the roof paper stuff has shingles printed on it. Makes it look more roof-y 👍
I now have learned a new word! Roof-y! Lol
Sam You should install some z flashing where the gable pieces meet the wall pieces. it will keep the moister from penetrating the seem. Otherwise looks good.
Sam, agree with this.
Yep. :-| Guess who completely blanked out on the z flashing. Coming up soon: how to pull off siding and fix it. LOLOL (I may be crying a little bit).
I also forgot Z flashing on mine! But I used some Big Stretch! It’s a all purpose flashing correct? 😁
@@RedBeardedBuilder I'd not heard of Big Stretch caulk before, so had to look it up. It's made by Sashco, my favorite sealant company! I've used their Lexel and Through the Roof on tons of projects and they're great! I'll be picking up some for the upcoming window installs and trim pieces. Thanks for the info!
@@Samcraftcom no problem it’s good stuff!
Looks good and just run your saw along the base, simple easy solution. Thanks for posting
Looking really good. Enjoy the details in your explanations throughout the video.
Thanks!
Nice work Sam and Angela! Glad you got it wrapped up before the storm.
Thanks! Us too!
Not easy being a self taught joiner but nice to have subscribers telling you where you went wrong thus helping you from all angles to get it right. Its a great social platform where help actually is help when you read two or more mentioning the same.
You and Angela did a pretty good job siding. The only thing missing was the metal strip drip edge that runs along the top of the 4x8s before you attach the top pieces. This keeps rain water from getting in the seam to reduce rotting at the joint and also Keeps water from running down the T 1-11s inside surface. (Mold/rot etc.) Other than that, it looks great.
yes. it does look great.
question: I'm about to do the same thing to my build, except I'm thinking of adding tar paper around the studs first and then putting the wooden siding on...... what's your opinion on the matter?
Sam you and your family are amazing! I sincerely wish health and wealth for you and yours.
Thank you very much!
Something I learned after building a few sheds, now I roll out and paint on all my wood pieces/siding/trim... before installation surprisingly it takes very little time and is easy to touch up when finished.
. We have a terrible termite problem here and painting slows them down.
Outstanding job on the building and the video. The music was a great touch.
That T1-11 siding looks good on the shop. Gears spinning.
It does look good.. and being solid plywood is much stronger. But also heavier! We'll see how much of a paint hog it turns out to be, too. Planning to paint this weekend--weather permitting.
It looks real good painted white with black trim! It’s Def a paint hog! Took 3 gallons to paint my 10x16 Workshop! And it could use another coat on 2 of the 4 sides!
I'm actually redoing the exterior of our chicken coop with T-111. It's a serious job. The angles for the roof, thank God for angle apps! Moving an electrical box and flood light, cutting out for the windows and chick doors, etc. It's kind of late to be getting this done but it needs to be done and the weather has been cooperating here in the Northeast. T-111 panels are light compared to sheet rock or plywood. I'm 59. I would have done an overhang on the sides. Overhangs are the key.
Your music choice at the end, during the drone footage, had me in tears. 🤣
Hi how you doing. It's been great watching you build this. I am on the opposite side of the world doing roughly the same as you are doing living off grid . It's been so good. To watch you and the way you explain things so easily. I am not a Carpenter . So I just like to say thank you for your help...in next couple of weeks. I'm going to try and build the same thing..
Love your channel. The way you explain things is so helpful. I love understanding the why I'm a way that's approachable. Thanks!
Looking good great teamwork. Angela did good with the nail gun. sound is hardest part to get past.
Great to see you all! It looks really good!
Thank you! 🤗
Great instructional video, loved the music at the end...
Awesome, thank you!
Love following along on this!
And watching Mrs Samcraft use the oscillating multi tool really makes me want use mine. I got it as part of a pack and always forget I have it until after I do something (a much more complicated or difficult way) that it would've been perfect for it.
Looks good Sam, enjoy watching how you do things. Keep up the great work.
Doing a great job, Sam!
Good job Sam! I'm enjoying this build big time - I like the team work!
I'm really glad to hear that, thanks!!
I for one thinks it looks great 👍
You folks did a great job with the T111. It does get a bit gnarly to work with at times. The building is looking great and am interested to see how things progress. Keep up the great work and I’ll keep watching.
Question for you…. Do you have engineering training? Your approache to projects seem very logical and thought out. It’s a pleasure to watch your progress. Many thanks.
I appreciate that! I don't have any formal training, but I am very much an over-thinker. :) Usually my wallet allows me plenty of time to think about projects over and over and plan them out. :)
Oh Contrair, when we used OSB for the interior walls of my wood shop, the whole pallet was warped, but looked flat until we cut the binding straps. It was so bad, that Lowe's brought us out a free pallet.
We definitely think alike. I'm building a new work shop as well. And the Sam standard is how I think, too. Do the little stuff later.
Momma was rocking that nail gun. I like t1-11. Boiled lendsead oil. Last for long time.
Great teamwork!
Shaping up looking good.
Thanks 👍
Sure is looking great.
I love it when you talk smart! 🤗
Hi Angela and those precious little boys.
Stay blessed, my friends!
☮️💞🙏🇺🇸🇮🇱✝️✌️🤜
Looking good Sam
Thanks!!
Great job! 😃
I have that siding on my garage.. where it is bad 15 years later is where the siding is just off the driveway.. water runs off ok but snow piles up (NE Illinois).. I think you will fair better except at your door entrance..
Looking good so far. I wish I had space to build mine that size. Mines 10x16. One thing I did was use a long scrap of 2x screwed to the floor frame to rest sheets on while I screws it to walls. I didn’t have help. (Otherwise I’d be divorced now. Hahaha. JK).
Another great video Sam, them t 1-11 siding is quick and easy way to cover the walls and with a little staining give a really good weather proof barn look to the workshop.Take care and God bless 🙏💚👍🇬🇧.....Simon
Cool project man, workshop looks great..:)
nice job ! I agree with Fracken 1 Not sure why you needed to cut 2" off as you still had room along your rim band.
I also would have done a house wrap prior to the t111
Non-Pro tip! When I did my shed, I tacked a 2x4 (3rd hand) to the bottom plate and just sat the panels on top of it. Easy peasy one man job!
Great job
Sam - okay I hate to be picky, you have said this is not a pro build - you should have used a vapor barrier - another thing I wanted to comment on, in your plug wiring you should not use a plug as a junction, make pig tails. loving the other channel also. Always good to build with the family
Nice job :)
No building wrap huh? interesting choice.
As for the bottom edge, couldn't you just set your circular saw to the same depth as your siding thickness and run it along that rather than trying to use the oscillating tool? In an ideal scenario (speaking from someone in the Architecture industry) I'd have installed a trim board along the bottom with a z flashing on that and set the siding sheets on the z flashing... With a building wrap of course. YMMV
Sam, You should have added flashing between the gable and wall T11 siding. Snap a chalkline on back wall and cut it strait with a circular saw...not the oscillating saw. Nice shed though.
Yep. :-| Guess who completely blanked out on the z flashing. Coming up soon: how to pull off siding and fix it. LOLOL (I may be crying a little bit).
Also I cut my door opening on my shop/shed with a circular saw in my build video. I have since learned that a flush trim but with a bearing works much better for cutting door ways/window openings!
That would have been much better.. dang! :) But hey... the windows have to be done so I'll try to do it that way! :)
@@Samcraftcom you won’t regret it!!!
When adding the siding you should put a 2x4 at the bottom to rest the siding on. that way you can keep everything level.
15:20 Scribe a line, but use your circular saw! Factor in the base plate of your circular saw, scribe the line, install a temp 'fence' and then set the depth of your cut to barely cut the siding.
Hey Shed Man! I know you've built and worked out of several sheds. I'm looking into building one to move my home office into.
I can build up to 150sqft in my county without a permit. What would be your preference on the dimensions for that? 12x12? 10x15? 8x18?
I'd use it for desk and workbench work. No wood/metal cutting in here.
Thanks!
I would build the 12x12 as it's divisible by 4', which will produce much less waste in material for building. :)
@@Samcraftcom and you don't see much difference in the usable space you get out of it? I think I recall you commenting about this with your last shop.. built a square and you should've built a rectangle (or other way around).
Your crew is pretty hard working!!! Is this going to be the shop or for storage? I bought a 20x17 tent garage $129 from Harbor freight. I used some used decking boards for a floor. I have used it for 4 years in Indiana and it was a great investment. I had elaborate plan for building a storage building and my engineer wife came up with this idea..
I have been planning on building my 1st shed. If I use this T1-11 is there suggestions on stains or paints to help protect it ? I live in Florida so no insulation plans for me.
Honestly if you can, get the LP SmartSide panel siding. It's OSB and primed on one side. It's MUCH better than this. This stuff DRINKS the paint/stain and isn't as good in my opinion. I could probably easily throw another 8 gallons of paint on the siding and it still not look good enough. :-\
Next time try framing the gable tops out 5/8 inch or the thickness of the siding to allow for an overlap on the bottom sheet. This would negate the need for Z flashing. Just a trick an old friend past on to me when building my storage shed. Great job, be safe.
Yep. :-| Guess who completely blanked out on the z flashing. Coming up soon: how to pull off siding and fix it. LOLOL (I may be crying a little bit).
2 questions: 1. how tall did you make your side walls to allow that overlap on rim joist? (I'm new and need to catch up on build). 2. Is that treated T1-11?
Does the process change if you've already sheated the wall with OSB and then you're going to use t-111, and I'm thinking screws instead of nails?
hi sam do have a plan on your shed / workshop
Nice looking shed, Sam. I'm currently building a 10' x 16' for my wife. You'll forgive me if I don't exactly follow all your techniques. :)
Now that you have it closed in the breeze won't blow away the sawdust. Now you need dust collection...lol. Looks good.
Hahaha... oh goodness... I can't even begin to think of that stuff just yet. I'm so frazzled here packing up the old shop, and working out other things with house move, it feels like it will be forever until I can do something fun like that. :)
@@Samcraftcom you will get it Sam!
Based on the t1-11 on my 30+ year old shed v/s house of same age with LP.... I would lean towards to t1-11.....
Bedankt
We don't have T1-11 in the uk but I was wondering if the board edges arre tongue and grooved to slot together?
Rather than tongue in groove, there is an overlap area.
overlapped trim is one of the main reasons the bottom of siding rots (moisture/debri trap) ... trim the siding straight and then use z flashing for the correct overlap over the trim. physics is better than chemicals (caulk)
Even a foot gable end will protect the exterior wall better, this is the way on mine
Another thing i noticed, when you braced the long walls, the braces should have extended plate to plate and plumbed. Also the z flashing....
Curious about why you did not add a roof overhand on the gable ends?
Hey Sam, is the nailer you are using the Crafsman v20 ? Cool too see someone else using the newer Craftsman(dewalt)
tools.
For the siding it's my Paslode XP cordless framing nailer. Shooting ring-shank galvanized 2-1/2" nails.
Where is your drip reil between the gable boards and side sheathing to keep water out between the side boards.
What size of the nails you used for the sidings?
What kind of fasteners are you using to attach the siding?
2" ring shank galvanized nails from the Paslode cordless framing nailer.
How did you done the gable side how did you mesure that
Couldn’t you adjust the cut depth of your circular saw and trim the edge with it? Cutting flush with the frame or a tiny amount shallow and then use the oscillating tool to finish it tight?
What length are the wall studs? Thanks.
Hey Sam, love the videos. This is off topic, but have been wanting to ask. Where did you get your maker's mark branding iron made? Thanks and keep the videos coming! R.T.
Hey, I designed it on a website called TinkerCAD then uploaded the 3D file to another website called Shapeways to have it manufactured for me in bronze -- just the tip of it. I then mounted it to the handle of an old screwdriver. :)
My kingdom for a level >:)
You could set the cut depth on your circular saw and dress up the bottom edge of the siding as well. Otherwise, nice work.
Great idea
Based on how uneven your siding is, I'd be concerned that either the floor/base is no longer level or that your front and back wall are not plumb. Not something that will be easy to fix at this point (except cosmetically) but something to keep in mind and you're building out the interior.
Kids having a lightsaber fight at 8:46 :-)
Would it have been better to temporarily level a 2x4 at the bottom to support the panels?
Where is your Tyvex wrap? Water leaks.
Just chalk line the bottom of the back wall and trim it with the circular saw
Great idea! Just set the saw to cut just a smidge deeper than the siding!
let me warn you now i saw on green acres homestead the back side may step down be careful lol
You don’t need a vapor barrier?
Bro, use your skill saw and just adjust the depth of cut. Using the oscillating tool will be a nightmare!
Even easier than that use a flush trim bit with a bearing on your router!
What drone did you use for your footage?
DJI Mavic Mini
What nail gun is that?
3/8 or 5/8 T1-11 siding?
"Dunnn Naaa!!"
no ofense but you need a base board under the siding to hold it in place while your nailing
Thank you for your video. Your video should be closer to see where you put those nails.
The t 111is not water tight so i would house wrap the studs .Just my opinion.
Plant a bush in front of the jagged edge of the siding and move on with life you’ll forget about it in a month
Should of used flashing on the bottom of siding, also called termite guard. And exterior framing should have 2 by fours 16 inch on center, also some sort of house rap or tar paper as a moisture barrier should of been installed first.
Why would you operate a circular saw without safety glasses or a filter mask?
Where was your z flashing
Major brain fart on my part. I'll be adding it soon. Hoping I can just pry the bottom edge of the gable siding and not be forced to remove the whole pieces..
You didnt use z metal between your lower and upper panels on the gabel ends this would prevent water ontrusion on those ends.
Yep. :-| Guess who completely blanked out on the z flashing. Coming up soon: how to pull off siding and fix it. LOLOL (I may be crying a little bit).
building is out of square and level … you need an overhang on the gable ends 👍🏻
Hopefully you don’t care Sam but here’s a link to me building my Workshop/Shed! th-cam.com/play/PLAfiN-tzuZBH_bzWjtv4apn-0fl3CXICQ.html
Although this was some of my first videos so my filming/editing quality is nowhere near yours!
What’s the fuel cell count ”
I'm on my second one of the project. :)
From experience don't trim the bottom.. do what you said in video instead.