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Hey guys, Sam here and welcome to Samcraft! My channel is all about the happenings in my small workshop. From CNC woodworking to laser engraving, shop projects, small business talk, and more -- you'll find it all on Samcraft.
Welcome to part five of building my new workshop! In this episode I deck out the roof with OSB sheathing, trim and cut the rafter tails, and attach the fascia boards to finish out the roof framing of my 12 x 20 small woodworking workshop!
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Really like your attitude! Damn good job!
Great job man, I find myself doing things the hard way from time to time simply because I don’t have the experience to know exactly how things go until I am at a certain point, so it does take longer but that’s real life for me. Keep up the good work
Lately, I've also been saying be happy with what I've got done and not mad about what i didn't do. Love the positive side of life.
Hey, in my books, you have made excellent progress! I live where my project is. I wish I could make the progress you made. I have been putting wall board up in my kitchen (yes, FINALLY covering up the bare insulation I've been living with for 3 years). It takes me one day to get one wall board up. I have 1 left to do.
I’ve been living with a gutted bedroom closet for 12 months, with all of my clothes on a temporary rack in my dining room. I’m sure you can guess how my wife has felt about that! LOL I finally got the closet completely finished and my clothes back into it Tuesday night! .... on to the next disaster, I mean project 😂
You are the hardest working man ever. Love your videos. You are humble. Seeing mistakes helps everyone.
You did a pretty good job on the fascia and roof sheeting.
I'm enjoying this series a ton. Thank you for sharing. As someone who does a ton of stuff like this solo I can appreciate your desire to do things in a way that makes sense, vs just doing things the "industry normal" way. Good stuff Sam.
Glad you enjoy it!
Looks like it is coming together well for a (mostly) one man job. Can't wait to see the rest of the building and how it all comes out in the end!
Thanks! For sure a professional or crew could do it better and faster, but I'm happy with it all so far. :)
@@Samcraftcom I’m sure they could, but where’s the fun and memories in that? There is something about being able to look at something and say “I did that!” That makes it all worth it in the end.
Sam, great videos, just what I needed for topping off my own 10x16 shed, especially your cool method for hanging the ridge board. Good stuff, love it. Thanks!
Love the building series! 👍 makes me want to build a workshop!
Glad to hear it! I know it's not the 'normal' for the channel, but is still fun to share. :)
Sam you are doing a great job! I try to watch every one of your videos and I enjoy every one of them.
Excellent accomplishment especially doing most of the work by yourself
Sam I’m getting ready to build my own shed/workshop by myself. So TH-cam videos are my schooling. I’ve always liked having my coffee in the morning watching your videos. Your videos have taught me so much when I bought my Shapeoko cnc. Now to build a shop, thanks for sharing your videos.
I am honored by your comment, thank you! I am REALLY looking forward to using my CNC again in the new workshop. I'm planning to build or add an enclosure to it for sound and dust though. I've got several product ideas to tag team with the CNC and lasers. :)
@@Samcraftcom nice 👍🏻 can’t wait.
Great to see it coming on really well and a sense of déja vu from the last one you built but this one seems more under control. I think there's something satisfying about doing so much on your own, even if it makes it a bit slower and harder.
Thanks! Glad you're enjoying the build series. :) You're absolutely right on the feeling of building it myself. It's great to be able to look back and literally watch videos of the process later to remember! :)
I liked the way you cut the rafter tails. Enjoyed the video and the tune. Excellent stuff.
Thank you very much!
The music choices for your time-lapse sequences are excellent! Very easy on the ears.
Glad you think so!
Is it the "Up" montage music?
Hey Sam, good to see you again, I love everything about your shop build, the 2x4's look just fine and the underlayment looks good to. Sorry for not being around for a while, I've been getting set up with my first diode laser, Atomstack A5 Pro, probably not the best but I think a good one to start and learn with especially for the price $260 I'm already looking to upgrade, someday be like you with multiple lasers I'm rethinking the direction of my shop now lol once you use a laser there's no going back is there my friend, you're my example that I'm following, can't wait till you guys get completely moved and settled in then maybe your sawmill. Bro love you guys and keep up the great work.
You're absolutely right on no-return from lasertown! :) The Atomstack A5 looks like a good machine. Honestly, they're all about the same in this price point.. some differences here and there, but really about the same. :)
Looking good great progress well done
Regards Alan from new Zealand 🇳🇿
Thanks 👍
Coming together nicely!
Looks great! I love watching the shop build👍
Nicely done. I am still trying to decide what size subfascia and fascia to use on my 16x 40 home which I am building.
What you did was cool...you got the job done!
I think the trims on the 2x6 rafters
Compensates for the 2x4 facias great job! 😀👍
Great job Sam. Love the way you sawed the ends of the rafters.
Thank you very much!
Nice job. I would probably left the extra overhang for some extra exterior wall storage for later.
Glad to see you added rafter ties. I knew you would. It's coming together great!
My order of operation is a little wonky since I'm trying to get it dried in quick, but I'll get the right stuff in there in the end. :)
Great build project, really enjoying the series. Hopefully you will talk is on your journey into developing the property and setting up your home, been fun
If you're interested in seeing things outside the workshop, you'll like our 'family channel' called Green Acre Homestead. It's where we've been documenting our complete process of developing this raw land into our home. th-cam.com/users/greenacrehomestead :)
Never seen anyone cut tails with a oscillating saw. You’re right everything was done backwards from normal.
Thanks Sam for your previous link! Looks like I'll be hanging around for quite some time there. You must have like 300 videos there on the Green Acre site! Goodness. Keep up the fun videos! Oh, and I guess I was right about your location, eh! LOL... Silly, eh!
Anyone else want to binge watch this? I can't wait to see it all done! Sam where is the shed in relation to your house? It seems like its way out there by itself (unless that's what you were going for, lol)
Right now there is no house. :) Just the camper and stuff you see around. We got this land raw and have been working to develop it ourselves over the last few months. All of that is on our homestead/family DIY channel Green Acre Homestead. We will be moving our mobile home to this land for "building our house". :)
Sure is great that you've been able to get so much done. Keep on going.
I'm with you Sam, take help when you get it finish what else you need done later. its looking good so far. can't wait to see finished job.
Great job! You are fast!
ouchie.. No spacer clips for the osb?
Way cool you are building your own shop
Thanks!
great video thanks for sharing
I love it! YOU do YOU! I'm not conventional either! I do it MY way!
Love it! One more step!
No right or wrong way, you are working for yourself not under contract to someone else. All roads lead to Rome and the objective is to get to Rome by whatever way you chose. Love the videos and good luck in the future
Great point, thank you!
Awesome, love seeing your new shop coming along!!!
Thanks! After the fact, it's fun to see the work being done and is fun overall. :)
I’m just wondering how you make it look like it is easy !? Good job on your project!😅
Super job man
On my new shop, I did not cut the rafter tails with the angle of the ridge. I left them straight and for a reason. Cutting them with the same angle as the ridge is all for looks that some like. I left mine straight cut and by doing that, the water runs off with NO chance of running back under the roof sheathing. I also like the way it looks. JS
Nice job
You gotta take full advantage of help when you got it. Sometimes doing it the way did it makes it more custom. Looks great to me.
That's very true! :)
Huh....No matter what ANYONE SAYS, the END RESULT is ALL that matters.
~~Great video~~
Unorthodox method but excellent results anyway.
A great friendship test is to be hammering a roof sheet and see if your friend brings over the ladder so you can get down again :D 03:28
Great job Sam!
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing, you definitely do it the hard way ha.
Good job bud 😊
Good work Sam!
Thanks!
awesome
Super job Sam ,:):)
Well Sam, you're doing a great job! My 'personal' thought, since I live in Oregon, too bad you didn't use 'real' plywood for the roof sheathing.
Yeah.. I'm not a fan of the OSB really, but it was expensive enough when I bought it vs. plywood.
No need to apologize for doing things the way you choose. I think your doing a fantastic job. If someone doesn't then boo hoo.
Sure gave the multi tool a work out.
Best brother-in-law ever
I'm number one thumbs up lol
Great job! Great video! What kind of nail gun is that?
Never mind I found it in your description... 😁
Looking good. Could you give a cost breakdown at the end? I’m looking to build one the same size in the spring.
Sure, will do!
Love watching your progress!
What made you choose the Paslode over an electric nail gun for your chosen battery system? (I know a lot of contractors use them, and they came before the electric ones. But not sure what the differences were) I bought an electric pin nailer (most of what I currently build is small, so couldn't use bigger nails right now) and love the thing. They are so handy.
Curious your thoughts or what made you go with that, for in the future when I need a larger nailer.
I'm loving this build series. Will it have any windows and have you decided where the door will go yet?
Thanks! I have decided on the door and windows, yes (finally). :) The door will be centered on the long wall and I'll have two windows on the same wall; one on each side of the door. That's all I have planned for now -- want to preserve my wall space!
We built a garage clay studio with no windows.. I wish I had done some high (clear story) windows so we could get natural light without loosing wall space
I have to repair some rafter tails. The circular saw and multitool combo that you used is a good idea. What type of Blade did you use in your multi-tool?
Just a standard wood blade. May be advertised as a fast cut wood blade. It was about 2 inches wide.
Sure you didn't want to leave back side rafters long as to add a lean to for storage ? Just a thought. !
Check those check marks, you've got this.
Hey great progress. I am learning so much from watching this build. Are you going to do shingles or a metal roof? I am looking to build my own shop and thinking about a metal roof and metal siding but haven't decided for sure.
I’ll be installing an exposed fastener metal roof
@@Samcraftcom can't wait to see how this done. Been watching a ton of videos but none of them show a step by step on how they do it.
Great job getting things done however you need to my man!!! When did you actually build this?? cause in my area (N FL) lumber prices have come way down!!
This is nearly a real time build.. maybe a week or two behind reality. Lumber prices in NC and TN have gone up since December for us.
@@Samcraftcom damn dude that sucks!! Admittedly I have not checked prices since before Christmas so things may be different here in FL now as well!!
I think that's a money tree behind you lol
Next don't nail the end ply,you could mark your 45 degree then shift them up and cut off ends 😊
What kind of camera are you using to record your videos?
Canon M50: amzn.to/46O3dc0
Do you have access to power and water for the shop
The workshop will be 100% off grid and solar powered. That's how our whole setup on the property is right now--solar powered. We're working to move our mobile home to the land and will tie that to the grid when the day comes, but I always plan to have this shop off grid. We've already installed our water to the property and it's available -- just a matter of a trench and some pipe. :) All our land development progress videos for building our new homestead is over on our family channel called Green Acre Homestead: th-cam.com/users/greenacrehomestead
What's the tool used to cut down the rafter tails?
Oscillating cutting tool. They're great!
Thanks for doing this ass backwards. Now I know how to go back and fix what I’ve done.
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You need a truck my friend!!
I sure do!!
What Area/State you guys at?
This is in TN, where we're taking raw land and working to put our home there someday soon.
@@Samcraftcom I envy you. Would love to do something like that.... Unfortunately, my other half would never...
@@Samcraftcom Hey Sam... my wife and I live in Appleton Wisconsin area and travel to TN allot just because we love it there. Usually go to Gatlinburg area. I'm curious what area you guys ended up moving to (if you want to share).
I think I'm seeing double--ha
Could be.... if you're of the small group that follow both channels. :)
the only thing i do different is make my birds mouth the width of the top plate it looks better ,also i plywood my walls on the ground and cut the complete rafter on the horses its all about the less moves you have to make the better