Build This Shed A to Z
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- To celebrate 12M views on my original Shed A to Z build I'm giving away a shed! This is a complete shed building tutorial with all the steps to build a shed just like this one. Im teaching you everything I know so you can be successful on your project. Watch the OG Shed Build 👉🏼 • DIY How to Build a She... . Thank you to everyone that has watched. Cheers!
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If you're looking to chill on the couch during the holidays watch the OG Shed Build 👉🏼th-cam.com/video/BLk_CAMmQPc/w-d-xo.html. I can't believe it is over 12M views now!!! Thanks for watching! Cheers
Who is the lady on the thumbnail?😂 Does Michelle know? 🫣
It looks like all of the weight of your shed is being supported by screws. No Bueno.
structurally rated screws. No problem. Cheers!
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I don't know what it is about you but I just enjoy watching and listening to all your videos. I have this urge to be called sport lol
This is the best diy channel. As in , “what do I do when things go south”
cheers, head north!
I absolutely love these extended videos of builds. Thank you Jeff for producing these, informative and gives home owners goals to aspire to.
Glad you like them! Cheers!
I love that you leave in the mistakes (like the compressor too low) ! It's real !
Is it ever! Cheers!
Like pointing out the sagging awning and the big gap on the front left corner of the deck and deck framing???
Absolutely great stuff. I love having the whole project series in a single long video. One suggestion/request... put in chapter breaks for us. That would make it a lot easier for us to come back to the different steps as needed. However, let me re-iterate, this stuff is GOLD!
This
When cutting metal roofing I was helping my neighbor put a roof on his house and he showed me a trick. He just used an old high speed fine tooth saw blade and installed it backwards in his skill saw so the blade would not grab. It Worked beautifully!
That works great for cutting vinyl as well! Cheers…
NOTE TO SELF - ALWAYS HAVE YOUR HAND PLANER WITH YOU FOR ALL JOBS GOING FORWARD. Jeff, you are truly awesome to watch, you have so much knowledge.
Definitely have a planner. Cheers!
Love your laughs when something could be different than planned
I gotta do something about my hairy deck😂😂 another classic video. Perfect every time
ABSOLOUTLY UNIQUE, BEAUTIFUL AND SUPER DESIERABLE. AWWWWWWSOME
Fantastic multipurpose shed. Color and functionality all top knotch. 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
This was awesome and entertaining to watch. As someone that appreciates attention to detail, you really went above and beyond. This video reminded me of a mix between the old Black and Decker books, The Family Handyman, and the original Hometime videos on VHS.
Thank you Jef, you're a gem. Really appreciate what you've taught me.
Happy to share my experiences. Cheers!
I love watching these, have the dream of eventually building one but I wanna be the guy in the video where you physically tell me what to do :D great vids man, I've watched a load of them and never said thank you. Thanks!
Maybe one day! Cheers!
I love how detailed you are in all your videos!!!
Great build, I watched the individual videos and now scrubbing through the A to Z. Hopefully in the spring I will modify this to a BBQ shack instead of a shed bar with a patio to sit on.
Right on! sounds awesome!
Love the fact you teach the correct way to do things. We use you a resource for our projects.
Cheers!
Now that's scary...
Hey love your channel! I am working towards turning my handyman/contracting business into a company specializing in LED lighting. You have been a true inspiration! Keep it up!
Best of luck!
For the bar top I would use just one locking hinge in the middle and 2 normal hinges on the ends. Cheers
I loved this! Due to a severe disability, I mostly build vicariously through expert builders like you.
LOL, you make it look easy. I appreciate this very much. You're an inspiration. Thanks again!
Cheers John!
So happy ypu mae a video with the blocks! I've searched far and wide for a good video to use the blocks the right way and alas Jeff to the rescue!
Cheers!
The Trouble with Tribbles. Thanks for a great video!
I love all your videos. It's so beautiful to watch. You're so awesome to show each job from start to finish in one. You explain everything in simple English.
Wow, also how you explain the rainbow/cup at the end of the timber.
I have no experience at all. Your videos will surely help when i get started.
I love it. Simple and straight to the point.
Thank you.
Hi from Richmond Va, USA! I watch you often and really learn a lot from you. Will you ever share how and what to do to maintain my home. Being a single elderly lady, I frequently have to hire someone to do simple jobs, such as caulking windows and have been ripped off. Please help us elderly folks on what to do, when to do it, how often, and how to DIY. ❤
Hi ya! I'm in Virginia too. Crewe, out in the sticks. I am recently the single owner of a home. I feel your pain. So many little things to maintain a home, alwys something, and always watching out for the big things. It would be so great to have a very trustworthy handy man type to do things, like you said, caulking windows, leaky drain, etc. It is too easy to take advantage of women who do not already know how, or can no longer do, or have all the tools, how much it should cost, how long the job should really take... Good luck, and God speed.
I believe you're thinking about Tribbles,the episode as I remember was the trouble with Tribbles,which made rabbits look like ascetic monks. within a VERY short time, they were filling up rooms and corridors. I do remember thinking "what the HE double toothpick are they eating???? all that mass had to come from somewhere!!
Crazy! I am looking into building a shed in my backyard. I saw your video and soon I will be assembling. Thanks for your view and detailed ideas. Can't wait to get started. Thanks again!
Good luck!
Unbelievable! I need to make one like it today. However, you said diy, but you DID use a helper most of the time. I will need to recruit my kids for this one. Thanks.
Man this is just awesome, I appreciate the fact you have the flexibility to do videos like this. Really helps.
Happy to help!
There is a pre-primed siding product that would have been a great choice for this project, it would have saved some paint and labor. Jeff's methods are always great. Good video as always.
Great tip!
I love you brother. Thank you for your Exceptional Service
Thanks Jeff 👍 you've taught me alot & I'm looking forward to doing my own build (when it's not raining here in UK) I've watched most of your builds & I think you're amazing 👌 thanks again 😊
Glad to help, you can do it!
We can’t get T1-11 in the UK BOOOO! Great video I’m late to the party only just found your channel, I’m hooked and inspired to build by own shed 😃
Found myself a new diy channel. Im in the process of building a 18x10ft green house 7ft high. Love these long videos so I can get all the info and building techniques in one :)
Ooh, I love the awning!
I bet you wished you had the camo blocks for this one.
"Someone will find it funny". Me! I found it funny! LOL
The camo screw tool looks neat.
Tribbles were cute.
End product looks good!
The homeowner gave us a " that's what she said" lmao...vibe check ✔️
YESSSSSSSS, I was looking for this comment lol
Gay
I’m just learning rough framing. This video is just what I needed! Thanks!
You got this!
love your video and am inspired ... we made a shed from garage doors...used it for a chicken coop...now the chickens are gone...it's getting converted...to a yard shed...I like your idea...so will see what we can do this spring...oh...and no worries bout the chicken smell it's all gone...lol
1:31:10 - LOL "Squirrel" GREAT video. No shed build here however laying a patio and replacing a deck this summer. I know I will find what i need on this channel for what deck structure I can salvage and what I need to replace! Maybe time to join the DIY crew!! ⚒
Cheers, enjoy the week of relaxation.
Nice video LOL.
I like that speed square cutting trick, nice LOL.
Whatever will cause the structural screws to fail will cause the construction to fail first LOL.
When boards are bowed I screw the ends and pull out my C-clamps and I'm good.
Love this video Jeff 👍👍
AWESOME WORK JEFF.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR OWN STRAIGHT TO THE POINT WORK ETHICS AND WORK.
NOW RETIRED, I ENJOY MORE.
BEEN WATCHING AND DOING WAY BETTER.
I'M SUBSCRIBED SINCE I SAW YOUR VIDEO ON THE FIRST SHED YEARS AGO.
ENJOYED THE MOVIE YOU DID....TELL YOU, I MISS MY DAD SINCE 2021 , 😔 MAY HE REST IN ETERNAL PEACE.
THANKS AGAIN MAY GODCHRIST CONTINUE TO BLESS GUIDE PROTECT YOU AND FAMILY AND WORK...
AMÉN PEACE 👍
☕🌮👍🍻🥃...CHEERS !!!!
Amen and Cheers! My Father passed early 2021 as well.
Hi Jeff. If you take tutorial requests, would you please do one for a large 4-season lanai/sunroom for the backyard? We would really like this addition to the back of the house for value and functionality. Thank you!
Working on one now. Cheers!
Thank you so much for ALL your content, including the reasons for your choices. It helps so much to know the “why” of things from someone who knows. I do have a question about painting. Is there a reason you decided to hand paint versus using a sprayer? Thanks again!
Hi Jeff. An amazing job. Looks fantastic. Very enjoyable and interesting video to watch. Great stuff. 👍👌. A pure master builder. Thank you for sharing. 👍
Cheers Peter!
Awesome! I've been looking for a video like this to build a roll-off observatory, which is just a shed with some rollers on the roof to slide it partially off. Thanks!
Cool,!
Very nice work. I did notice something, from a "best practices" standpoint:
When installing the horizontal studs for the sheathing, you used the L-brackets, which is fine. But you surprised me when you installed the brackets with the "L" up, and hung the stud underneath it - meaning the only thing supporting the weight of the stud is the screw threads, the bracket itself isn't supporting the weight of anything. I assumed you did this because the hex heads on the structural screws prevented the stud from running flush to the post.
All you needed to do was flip the bracket on the same line on the post, so it mounts "L" side down, and then rest the stud on top. That way the bracket is actually holding the weight of the stud from underneath, the stud RESTING on it, instead of HANGING from it. In the grand scheme of things, you didn't really hurt anything by it once the sheathing is installed, it's not a large structure. But just from a structural integrity standpoint, the brackets really didn't serve a purpose except as a placeholder for the stud until the sheathing was installed, because that's where the structural stability for the studs ultimately came from.
Just something I noticed. But I love the work, I tend to agree with your work philosophy and practices on how to do things, WHEN to do them, and when there's a better way to accomplish the same thing as an old-school process with less pain and suffering. You do good work, sir, and you earned yourself a new subscriber. 👍
Yes I hope this help. Im in South Jersey. I keep my grass cut to 2 inches but now I need to move my dog metal pet feeder inside instead of outside to prevent rodents and snakes. Thank you so much i will let you know in Sept 2023 if your method work.
Thanks for sharing...i watched it for 1 hour and 51min
ℹ enjoy the projects,
So detailed….
Great work
I heard the “that’s what she said” Jenna. Every guy here is proud.
How did you build those support arms? It looks like you have hardware on the door that allows the supports to rotate? How do the supports “lock” into place? Your help here is appreciated!
Yes, you are correct. trouble with tribbles! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
Love this!
Just curious- why didn’t you guys stain the deck before you built the structure?
Is there any downside to doing that? Or is it a time management thing?
1:45:57 I find it easier to pre-drill the screw holes on the ground before hoisting the metal to the roof. This works better on a bigger job where u may be able to reach several screws without moving, but cant.really tell if u screw line is straight. And the less u move around on metal the less chance there is to crush a rib.
I love the considering tummy drum at 1:16:45. Looks like a man with a plan considering his next steps haha.
I built 4 concrete beams for my foundation, then screed the tops so it would be level across. Then cut out grooves and put 2x6 wood beams in between them. Time consuming but it resulted in a solid level base I don't have to worry about.
1:43:31 "well I marked that all up for nothing"😂😂😂
Love the videos Jeff. As I’m watching I’m wondering if you have some cost effective fixes for failing retaining walls like I see in the background?
Never seen a CAMO before, and i'm pushing 60.. lol.. great video !!!
Thanks 👍
Paint sprayer makes lots of sense here....Nice working video.
Thank you! Cheers!
Great videos. Will this design work for a 12’ span roof, using hurricane ties without notches? No snow where I live.
if all it is doing is holding up some rain then yes!
I should try on my backyard this is brilliant idea nice job
Cheers!
the Flextra sealant is wonderful.
Hi excelllent video. Question about the piers . How many feet is each pier required. So for instance I’m doing a 12x8 deck. Should I do every 4 feet. Also for the 2x8 if they are not contacting the ground do I need to paint the bottom for protection? Thank you
Nice. I built my shed that is 25ft x 8ft x 10ft tall on top of a concrete slab with the help of your two shed videos. Thanks Jeff
Btw, it would be awesome if you show us how you made the awning machanism
Damn. I just got finished the four hour shed build video. lol.
One bite at a time.
Nice job…am also a glass person I do install toilet cubicle
What is a T hinge used for?
T hinges, also known as tee hinges, feature a long arm that is installed along the door to evenly distribute the weight. These are often used on garden gates, cottage doors, barn doors and shed doors.Dec 11, 2021
i would watch a whole channel of Jenna doing DIY
she has a great personality for the camera that is for sure. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I think too it's great for viewers to see more typical homeowners who probably haven't done a lot of this work actually being able to do the work because we know YOU can do it because you've done it professionally for decades and you have the 'feel' and know what to look for. Not a criticism of this channel because of course it's great but maybe an idea for another channel? Cheers to you Jeff.
@@SKRUBL0RD appreciate the input! Cheers
I'm enjoying your valuable content! I am planning to build a ground level deck that is 16x16 ft. I don't have the height available to use 2x10 rim joists, so can I laminate two 2x8s around the perimeter and and one laminated 2x8 beam down the middle and then use 2x8s at 16"oc? Will this be enough to eliminate any springiness? Thanks!
Just in time to help me start planning for the spring! Thanks Jeff (and team!), you are amazing!
Any reason not to use poly instead of weed barrier? Would it provide a gasket and help keep down moisture too? Or just trap it under there?
best to let moisture travel to avoids nasty smells. Cheers!
Great build -- was a lot of fun to watch from start to finish. I have one comment/concern/question:
Structural screws are designed to hold their rated load perpendicular to the direction they're used (i.e., it's rated for shear strength, not it's ability to withstand tearing out from the member). When hanging the awning/door, my thought is that, because the screws in the hinges are parallels with the direction of the load, over time, the door opening and closing will weaken the connection and the screws will start to pull out (we're talking about decades here, I don't think it's just going to fall off overnight -- they should each have several hundred pounds of resistance to tearing out). How confident are you that these connections will last ~50 years, and is there any disadvantage to bolting through to avoid the concern altogether?
just that bolts generally have too large a head to work inside a hinge. Cheers!
The construction design of the awning is structurally flawed and inept at best.
I definitely like your longer videos... I wonder if you could do something like this and use as "Air BnB" type thing? I mean I know you could but not sure how popular it be along the lines of a hostel.
Your Star Trek reference was slot on. They were called Tribbles. The name of the episode was The Trouble With Tribbles.
I’d love to see a “short” video on how you screw in without drilling.
On the 2 boards that are laminated, you could have clamped them, as you screwed them, just a thought. Nice job.
Hey Jeff, how far out are your metal roof panels overhanging the back of the shed? where I assume is your drain point
Great video as always !!!
about 4" cheers!
just awesome job i enjoy the content great job
Thank you for the tips!
If ya GOTTA back the bolt out, put the nut on it (just a couple turns so you hit the nut instead of the bolt) then tap ‘er out
Love your videos. May I ask what type of wood screws you use?
One Suggestion. You will need to install a lift stick for the awning. Otherwise. Nice work and Merry Christmas :)
Thanks, you too!
Thank you,that is great!
Coming in from GTA region. Love the channel. Can you please make some merch that says "perfect every time!"
Sure it getting the job done with that big pink “TRIBBLE”
I know you didn’t have to do up to code with this build, but Im curious if the vertical wall frame for the t11 you did would be. I’ve never seen it done that way. Thanks 😊
"it's easier to dunk than paint" - words to live by LOL
The Trouble With Tribbles was the name of the episode.
try priming the rough textured siding before you paint.
Keep going to you hit the metal! That’s what she said lol😂 I had to rewind that to make sure I heard that right.
This is great! I wonder if it's possible to do this as a Sauna?
Man, I'm sitting here in the den with my router in my hand just like not really paying attention to shit other than putting another bit in here and I hear you say in the background on TH-cam"
that is perfect. Wonderful 4/4 board, what do you know?!.. You aint gotta buy a 300 pound slab". .I just busted out laughing just in the middle of nothing by myself and laughed. . I love it dude Yeah I'mme tipya on Amazon. I'm not in the club. I'm sorry I think it's a great idea I'm just not good in groups. 😂💪🏼
Those cute furry creatures on the Star Trek episode were called "tribbles". The episode was called, "The Trouble With Tribbles".
Thanks!
You mention the wonderful features of the C2 coating but no links to it and I am not clear which product you are actually using. The can seems to match a C2 paint but you indicated you were using a stain. Can you help with what product it is?
To remove bolts put a nut on level with the end of the bolt and you can reuse the bolt
I live in Wisconsin and have similar cold weather. What are your thoughts on using these deck blocks for a 10x12 shed foundation?
I haven't finished watching to completion yet but I have a question. I live in Texas and most people here do Oklahoma flag stone or cement for their sheds due to termites. In my opinion Oklahoma flagstone is way to fancy to put a shed on and cement is messy and in my opinion a lot of work for me personally to DIY. I like your method of a floating deck for a shed but is there a way to guarantee I won't get a termite infestation down the road?
Thanks from Texas 🇨🇱
I loved the star trek episode with the TRIBBLES (also known as Tribleustes ventricosus). Strange comments to others? Maybe didn't watch the whole A to Z?
Awsome as always, thank you