NO TRUSSES? | Stick Framed Roof - Shop Build 04
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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 four of building my new workshop! In this episode I continue building my new small workshop. I stick frame the roof using a 2x8 ridge beam and 2x6 rafters, then assemble everything with my Paslode cordless framing nail gun.
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I notice the wind picked up just for this ladder and roof project. Fun times.
It sure did! Thanks Mr. Wind. LOL
love the bird's mouth! good job Sam & Angela!
Just about finished with the shop addition to my existing garage which I built myself so I'm really enjoying getting to watch this build
I am so glad I stumbled across your videos. Learning so much, can't wait to build my shop now.
I am genuinely enjoying this series!
Great job Sam! I’m about to start the framing of my gable roof and was looking for idea how to support the ridge beam and ran across your videos. I like the temporary support you used because I am doing it by myself on a self sufficient off-grid homestead in the Ozarks that I am creating. Thanks for the video and tips. Keep up the great work bud catch ya on the next one.
Very nice job on the rafters. entertaining and informative video as well. Thank you.
Hey buddy! Keep on rocking it out! Thank you for another great video.
It is such a pleasure watching you build your dream! What an inspiration. Can't wait to see what comes out of your new shop. Good job.
Thanks so much!
This is a Geometry Lab for the boys! They'll not be heard saying, "When we will ever use this?" Great job!!
Watched the whole vid to get to the birds mouth calculation and you just skipped over the only part I needed 😩
Looking good! My 3 year old is really enjoying your series.
Love watching your videos Sam, best wishes.
Top video, great stuff. Nice simple build, good process. I love your attitude too - I was stressing out about truss v stick roof and at the end you just say "it doesn't really matter" - very helpful. Love that the tractor not working was just a small hurdle not a massive PITA. Thanks.
This is sooo much fun doing this type work. I know you're enjoying the crap out of this. Would love to have been there to help.
Coming along nicely!
Thank you! I am enjoying watching the series. I think it is super cool that the family is helping! Such a GREAT education for the kids!!
Thanks! They’re having fun too!
Nice work Sam! I love seeing it all come together!
Thanks a bunch!
Anyone wanting to build any building should follow your techniques! That's how I did it too but sure wish they would have had CZcams back then.
Hey Sam & Family! Love your channel I always look forward to the next episode!
Yay! Thank you!
Looking good! Congratulations
Great helping hands and fast too they are
Loved the video simple and effective you made it look easy good job
Great job Sam!👍🏻
Looking good Sam. Well done. 👍🏻
Great job Sam!😊
Looking good Sam!
Looking good SAM!
You the man, Sam!
Being able to sit down and relax to watch your 2 videos this morning has been a real challenge with an obnoxious kitten running around here this morning. Thankfully you post 2 videos!
Looking good. I know all about doing things on your own. I put up an aluminum patio cover that the manufacturer said was a 3-6 person job by myself. With a little creativity and mechanical aptitude one man can get a lot done.
Nice work Sam!!!
This is hands down the easiest for diy'ers
Video ever. No math involved other than measuring the center of the shed.
Sam, still a cool dude on a ten speed bike, kick ass!!!
Cool video! Thanks man!
Well done Sam...
Great video. Nice work Sam. It's looking real good. I had to wipe the tears away looking at your nice flat ground and lack of snow. Haha!
Hahahaha!!! We pay for it in the Summer. :)
i love this. if i had a job or moar money i would build this for my shop. God Bless You and your Family. Amen.
Samcraft=Yellowstone....cant miss one!!!
looking good man, love watching
Much appreciated
Good job sir, and your family
god bless you all
Going to start calling you Sam the wonder man. Good job.
love this
Great video Sam! Love your channel 😃
Thanks so much!
I frickin amazed. I'm about to start on basically the same thing tomorrow. My ridge peak is sagging so bad and rafters are too rotten to use so I'm just gonna tear off the whole thing and start fresh. But not only did you do a great job on the roof... you did a great job FILMING and EDITING the work. I think I'll try that too, but I have no hope of doing as well. Always wanted to try making little films. Maybe tomorrow will be my first step into CZcams land and Phase One of my 37 step plan TO RULE THE WORLD!! errr.. I mean... Thanks for the video. Ya did good, kid
Two issues. Before framing roof you need to sheath the walls or brace them. Second it is necessary to add wall braces (and rafter ties). Otherwise all walls go apart and roof will collapse.
Looks good.😀
Looking good Sam.
Thanks 👍
Great video.
Wow, Sam sure does work fast when sped up like that! 🤣
Also, loved the kite photo bomb in the corner as you were trying to use the tractor.
Love following along this with you.
If only, huh?! :) Yeah, the boys were in the front yard/field flying them while I worked. :)
That was a fantastic video !!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice job
i love this project. i am building a small "cabin" on these landscaping blocks. it's a 12x12 structure. i didn't even level it because the area was pretty flat already. in the future i will build better foundations for my buildings i hope.
Respect, you did that all by yourself.
This past year, I built a 12x24 wood working shop. All the room I had or it would have been bigger. I did the roof with a 10-12 pitch. I love it. On one end I built a loft across the end coming our 4 feet. I won't go a loft on the other end as it is where lumber storage is. I Love the hight ceiling as I never have to worry about hitting the ceiling when flipping a board. I also put LED lighting in the ceiling. One light with 4 wings puts out 12,800 lumens. On the ends I used 850 lumen lights. Like daylight in the shop. Keep up the good work. It sure is fun building your own shop.
Oh, I have NO ceiling joist in the building. I cross braced the 2x6 rafters near the top and nailed hurricane clips to the wall
It really is great fun getting to build my own shop. I'll be reusing my current workshop lights (LED) and look forward to putting it all together soon. :)
Salute!
I know that Engineered Trusses have gone up in price but they are so much easier to deal with and if they aren't busy can set them for you and before you know it the roof is ready for lateral bracing and sheeting. I'll pay extra for the trusses especially in most states the codes call for it and the fact that they are protects the buyer and the seller or homeowner!
Hey Sam Love your family. Craig. Pa.
Thanks so much
Love this video. My wife is my assistant. Great job.
Listen, Sam: I am surely in your debt for posting this video. I’m also working pretty much by myself, and so for the first time am having to figure out how to, for example, hold a ridge board in place while I size and attach rafters. Nice job, man!
I am happy to have helped in some way! The #1 thing I would change: don't make the bird's mouth cut so deep. I dropped mine down too low. There's not been any bad results, it's just cut farther into the thickness of the rafter than is normal.
Yeah, I checked code before clamping up my block on the bird’s mouth end, and since 1 1/2” is all that’s required for contact on both parts of the cut, I went for just over that - probably only 1 3/4” deep on the vertical cut. Thanks again!
i have watched many hours of building videos. Sir, you are the best I have watched. I am not a builder AT ALL. You have given me the confidence to try to build my own outdoor building.
Wow, thanks! I'm def. not a pro, but happy to show what (little) I do know to help anyone else! :) Thanks Steve!
Agree with this 100%. For some reason it gave me confidence too.
Looking good by the way! 🍺
Good info
I had noticed your speed square trick in the previous videos and thought, what a great idea! I wonder why I had never though of that! :) I also haven't always owned a speed square. I am enjoying your build and first found you becuase of searching for CNC content. Thanks for taking your time to make videos!
@@JDDupuy I didn't say that I was the most up-to-date kind of guy. :)
Glad it was helpful! I appreciate your comment and hope to be back showing some CNC work soon! I have hopes of incorporating some good storage solutions in this new shop and hopefully can use the CNC to help make some things for it. :)
I originally wanted to use a ridge beam in my workshop; but, I was new to all of this and having a joint in the ridge beam made me nervous. So, I used gusset plates on my roof framing for its simplicity. It was after all the first building I ever built.
I wish I knew then what I know now. LOL. Thanks Sam!
That’s the great thing about CZcams it’s basically a unlimited supply of knowledge!
@@gkbuilding CZcams University has made me a Jack of very many trades.
Remember what he installed is call a ridge board not a ridge beam. The ridge board is just used to attach the rafters to. There is no weight bearing on this ridge board so it can be in pieces and often is. You can actually use a 1x for this board if you would like. Simply used to tie the rafters to.
New subscriber here! This video comes in handy for newbie like me. All the best!
Glad it was helpful!
Looking great!
Sam if you haven't already cut off the ends of your rafters I'd think about leaving at least one side that way you have the option of building a woodstore area attached to the side of your workshop in the future and you can use the roofing rafters to continue the pitch sloping down and over the woodstore area !. Looking good so far 👌 👍. As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
Great idea!
I like this method better. Gives you the option for a vaulted ceiling.
Now quickly over to the other channel.
Rig beam or Ridge board ? Looks like the latter.
Either way, really , really good work. I like your, "I'll do it myself" attitude.
God bless. Kansas
A birds mouth is simply a plumb cut and a level cut. So draw a plum mark and slide a 2x4 scrap down the plumb mark and when it touches the bottom of the rafter draw the level line
I'd advise putting a vapor barrier, like thin foil insulation or house wrap, under your roof material
Your video very informative, especially what to watch out for. Once a template is created: how much time do you think it takes to cut one rafter? Like maybe 3 minutes each? I'm trying to calculate time schedule. One carpenter told me it will take him 4 days to cut 50 rafters and install 22 OSB sheathing. One more thing 2 people working, one is the cut man.
Man brother I wish I was there to help ya
If I'm doing a 7/12 pitch, how far does my ridge beam need to be off the center of my wall? Thanks Loved the video!
Nice process, I bet your paying a small fortune for that lumber, it's crazy right now
I only thought it was high when I bought it! Thankfully that was early December 2021. I bought all the material in bulk at once for the whole project -- was afraid of any shortages causing issues. Since then prices have only gone up big time!
It is very important that both sides are equal.
Make sure to add hangers and hurricane clips. Those trusses will sag and spread the walls over the years. Gussets would be best but cut your overhead storage n ceiling height.
It was quick, but there are four rafter ties installed to help keep everything right. I'll add more next trip to the store that I can pay the (terribly high) price for some 12 footers again.
The advantage of diy trusses is the spce available above
Can you explain how you calculated the total height of your ridge beam?
How long is the overhang for the eaves? I wish that I could have seen how the ridge beam connected once you put the rafter in.
how did you get your truss to turn out like that I’m getting ready to build a 16x16 shed and doing the truss like you have but I’m doing a 8 /12 roof do you have any suggestions for me I’m doing it myself
You have done this system before but has been proved to eventually sag!
Please explain for us Dummies!
You need angle braces on both side walls to keep them plumb until you sheet it .😊😊😊
What size bords do you use for rafters
Adding rafter ties later? To resist the spreading load?
ah i see you have them added in a later video, good for peeps watching to know.
High wind may blow the shop away, I build mine on a concrete slab and builded tresses on the slab, it was a lot easier.
That is Ridge Board not a Ridge Beam. Nice work
That was interesting! I got two things against me when building stuff...1. I'm a girl. 2. I work alone too. I just found your channel, but I love it! You have a new fan!
Welcome aboard! Being a girl is not a negative against you! My wife Angela can work circles around me every day! :)
Since this shop is designed to move on skids. Are you modifying any of your construction to account for the potential strain of moving it in the future? Thanks, appreciate the teaching details you include
No extra considerations, no. Comparing this to the sheds built on lots that are hauled around, this is much more rock-solid. In regard to moving it... we'll only ever move it on our property and that's a "maybe" at best.. we have no plans to replace this building in the near future.
@@Samcraftcom Thank you for your explanation. As I've been watching your channel, you approach your projects thoughtfully and me being completely ignorant of such matters, I appreciate your input.
once I had a lot of protruding large moles - a kind woman at work noticed this and took pity on me. she brought me 1 cubic centimeter of hydrochloric acid in a tube and told me to lubricate the moles 1 time in 2 days. So I removed 4 moles. when I smeared a mole on a neck vessel, the acid entered the brain - there was a strange feeling, but when I smeared moles on my forehead and on my nose, I felt only a tickle and a slight burning sensation. I wasn't afraid because we had saline in our stomachs and that woman removed the mole in the corner of her eye! I was hoping that acid would get ahead of the intercellular signal if there were cancer cells. I don't know the concentration of the acid, but if I dipped an iron nail into it, there was smoke - so I used the tip of a glass shard. it is important that it has a very thin tip so that you cannot get even a drop of acid on it - try to moisten the sharp glass with a few molecules of acid. acid has an inertia of 2 days, so it is important not to rush, but to observe the process, otherwise a depression will remain instead of a mole. It's been 15 years now and my face is clear of these bumps - you can take the risk to get rid of the bump on your upper lip. I like what you teach people and how your family works together - this information is not only a thank you to you but also an attempt to save my recipe for all of humanity. I would start with a minimum concentration - you can dilute the acid with water to get 2%. this is a very dangerous trick for the eyes - have a solution of baking soda nearby and access to water to rinse your eyes quickly just in case. in our country, doctors cut off moles with a knife on the street - looking at this atrocity, I chose acid
Really looks good Sam. Are you sure you're going to have enough room compared to your last shop or is it around the same square footage? You did get a lot of new toys recently.
It's fairly close in square footage of my current workshop (256 vs. 240). I do think this shop, especially the layout in my head, will work better for me. I'll also let you (and whoever else reads your comment) in on a secret that will come about in the future... I am NOT bringing my table saw to this new shop. I am selling it and not planning to have a table saw in this workshop. :)
@@Samcraftcom hey Sam thanks for the response. That should help out quite a bit removing the table saw I know mine takes up quite a bit of room. Can't wait to see the complete project. Thanks David
Hello Sam, great series on the shop. Don't know why I never noticed this in all your videos until now, but I have a question about one of your signs. Behind you in the video, on the wall, you have a sign that says "CAUTION MAN WITH POWER TOOL", with a drill graphic. Is that a free or copyrighted image? I would like to put one on my shop wall if its not copyrighted.
I honestly don't know... we found it beside a dumpster at our local trash collection facility and it came home with me! :) There are no registered or trademark icons on it -- and nothing on the back.
Jetzt weiß ich, warum in Amerika so viele "Häuser" durch die Gegend fliegen sobald etwas Wind weht. 😏
Great job. How many inches or feet between each rafter?
This roof is 24 inch on center (24" OC) spacing.
Has anyone heard of 3-gable 5-sided roof? I was a 5-sided corner shed, 12x12, with the side walls each 6', so the 5th center wall is 8'6"; but I don't like the common hip roof. I would like to gable both slopes to the 12' sides; and the slope to the center 8'6" sides. I don't know if it is possible, or what it would look like.
I just watched a video where the weight from the roof will push the walls apart. Does that ridge board prevent that?
That is why you need rafter ties or collar ties with roof framing -- the horizontal boards that connect rafters forming a triangle shape.
I'm here from the future.
Are you using 2x6 for the rafyer?
Yes