DIY 8X16 Foot Shed Build
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- I needed some storage space so I built me a 8x16 foot shed most of the wood I used was the lumber I milled with my sawmill let me know what you think and if you have any questions in the comment section.
I think you did a very good job. It's a nice size. And you've inspired me to build one like it myself instead of procrastinating and thinking I can't do it. Thank you.
Your welcome I'm glad my video helped
Never whipped out the level once. God tier builder.
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That's a nice shed! If you can get a firewood splitter in a shed without be cramped the size great as well. Have to say it's refreshing to see a hammer and nails being used. Nice job!
Thank you sometimes hammer and nails is the best way to go
I know right! i said he old school old school I love it!!!!!
@Nicholas TV hello how's it going
@Nicholas TV not much here
I love your style of video editing, no fluff just work. I can follow along very easily. There's also something very satisfying about the sound of the fast hammering. Good work!
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" GREAT LOOKING SHED GREAT JOB 👍..
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I like that you finished it and it was speedy, although lengthy you can see the details. All and all, good video. I give it two thumbs up 👍 👍
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For those of you watching, much easier to put your shingles up on/near the roof than continually climbing up and down. Reduces the amount of risk using the ladder too 🙂
That looks amazing, great job! Thanks for sharing and showing us the shed and how to build it.
Thank you and your welcome
This turned out to be great. Thanks for sharing this.
I am building a miniature shed this weekend and when it's complete I will paint it letterbox red.
Thank you and that's awsome good luck on your project
Wow!! By himself, wonderful
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Excellent work! I like the fact that you used wood from your property! Great way of saving money and using a sustainable resource.
Thank you I definitely enjoyed building it
Awesome job and thanks for sharing. Got a lot of ideas from your video. Really appreciate you sharing
Thank you and I'm glad it helped
Man ... with one hammer ... sort of brute force, but looks great. I'd do the soffit though and keep the criters out.
That’s a fine shed
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Thanks for sharing your method of building this shed. Thanks for using 4' x 8' boards, which makes building easier. I just wished you'd added a board or two for width, making it 12 or 16' wide. Thanks again. I would personally tile the floor also.
Hey no problem and thank you for the comment 😊
I think you done an excellent job!! Very nice! 😊💖🙏🙏
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Nice seeing someone use a hammer. Rarely see it nowadays. Always a nail gun or screws.
Nothing wrong with nail guns
NICE SPACE .. EXCELLENT
JOB... 👍 .. crushed gravel
under floor may be an option
Thank you and yes gravel is an excellent option
I work with carpentry projects ,
the height of the task is the
issue with the job expense and
hired labor . have you made
scaffolding for this . ?? I would
have to build scaffolding to
repair a structure on my
property . 🔨
Real man of genius !!
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Great job I enjoyed watching you build your project shed. Learned from watching it.
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Awesome build on the shed
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Excellent well done Mr
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Was nice watching great work
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Great video. Awesome shed in a Very nice location. Love your attention to the details. :)
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Pretty nice work, Jamie! It really turned out fantastic! 😃
Some day I want to build something like that as well!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
❤ Very Nice!
@@lorraineprado7807 thank you
Wow I love it I wish all measurements were added
I really like your new shed. I’m going to build one like it this summer.
Thank you and good luck on your build
Great job on the shed Jamie, I will be starting one soon and only hope I can do half as good.
Thank you I'm sure you'll do great always remember measure twice and cut once
Very nice, exactly what I'm looking to build!
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Looks fabulous
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That's really a nice shed and an awesome job.
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That is nice,good job.
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Excellent job, my friend ❤
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Very nice job 👏
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great job
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Beautiful job
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Very,very, nice job Wau I wish I could’ve built something similar like that in my backyard
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I LIKE IT DOC. GOOD TEACHING
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Great Job!!!
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Great 👍job!!!!
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Oh, the house is looking great as well!
Thank you that video is coming in about a month or two
You have put a lot of effort into creating a very cute cabin. We love your work. May you always be successful. Specify the width and thickness of the timbers. It would be nice. Thanks👍🌹
♥ A fan of yours from Skardu-Baltistan, the northern region of Pakistan🇵🇰
Thank you and for the timber I used 2x4 for the walls and floor I used 2x6
@@jlistdiy I am thankful to you👍🌹♥
Excellent job
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Great job👍👍👍
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Good job. I've been contemplating this feat for a few years but don't know where to start.
Thank you and the best thing to do is start with a plan / instructions I used these on this website they are free myoutdoorplans.com/shed/8x16-gable-shed-plans/
@@jlistdiy thanks
@@davidmorgan5138 your welcome
Good job next time stagger your planks on the floor for better strength to last in the weather 👍
Thank you and the only reason I didn't stagger the floor planks was the boards were all different widths due to being rough cut on my sawmill, I guess I could have ran them through the table saw
Really nice job
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Absolutely beautiful ❤
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I would use more nail gun fasteners when applicable and use #15 roofing felt instead of CertainTeed or Tyvek- type underlayment.
Well done.
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Great job, love it.
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quite nice ,quick and simple like it good job
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Turned out nice
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Looks awesome!
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Looks great
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Good job
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Awesome 👍
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I love the high-speed hammer. But how did 4 sheets of plywood turn into a puzzle?
Nice build. But boy oh boy you need to anchor that building down or it’s going to get picked up in a major wind storm.
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Good Job
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Nice build
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Nice
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Very nice
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Damn good job man
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Amazing job. I need to rebuild me a whole new shed/workshop/car space area. Can you assist with the numbers of products you used for this build. Thx
Bravo
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Nice you got me motivated
Awsome good luck with your project
Me encanto 👏👏👏👏
Nice looking shed. How did you cover the area under the eaves so that birds and other animals don't get in. I'm not sure if I saw you do that. Also, why didn't you alternate the floor boards so that the ends wouldn't line up. It would add strength to the flooring. I think. 🙂 I would add storage and access to the roof section by putting down some plywood and maybe some steps. Thanks for the video and reading my two cents.
I didn't alternate the board cause they were all different widths since it was rough cut lumber and I used soffit under the eves I didn't show that in the video
Qedo muy bueno..buen trabajo maestro!!
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Impressive.
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U make it look super easy / thanks for the video
Always looks easy on video but man it was hot that day lol
@@jlistdiy built 4 myself / and I swore and sweated a lot lol
It did turn our well, but I think great.
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Did you use precut, 92 5/8" studs. Just my guess based on you 8' siding overlap over part of bottom plate and ~1/2 of lower top plate. I'm getting ready to start my 12x16 w gambrel roof but wanted to use full 8' studs for a bit more headroom between main and loft level. But it occurred to me that if I use full 8' studs and 8' exterior sheet goods, then hold down the T-111? covering face of bottom plate, I'm going to have ~3" of the wall including plated not covered by the sheet goods. I have to think on this more for impact as I go up. Nice Job!
I used full 8 foot studs and left a 3 inch gap at the top whwn I attached the 8 foot sheet
Woot woot! Love i!t you know you install that shed on your trailer add insulation and some appliances, furniture and it’s a tiny home 😉people rent those 250$ a day
What did it cost to build roughly? Glad the lumber prices are down compared to the last spring 😊
My cost is gonna be a little bit cheaper since all the framing lumber was cut on my sawmill for free I did however buy the siding and osb for the roof and shingles costing about $650 and yes I'm glad to see some of the lumber prices go down finally
I love this shed awesome i would love to hire u❤
Thank you I definitely enjoyed building it
Can I live in it. I'll keep the noise down and clean up my beer cans
Lol theirs no room left in it with all my junk
Nice!!
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Thanks this could be my benchmark. What about tge electrics and do you intend to insulate?
Awesome
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Excelente gracias 👌😊😅😮
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THIS IS AMZING! Do you have a link for materials? what type of wood etc, INSPIRED!
Pretty much just bought everything from menards except for the wood I milled on my sawmill
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Maravilhoso o seu trabalho meus parabéns
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Very nice! Do you have any plans to share? Like size if all wood pieces.
Thank you but unfortunately I do not
Guide lines to build and materials used
When others say DIY, they don't quite match up to REAL DIY like this one! ( you didn't make your nails, too, did you? :-)
Thanks for the comment if I could make em I definitely would have lol
......Started with a firm foundation ~
@Jamie List about how much did it cost cuz im intrested in making one for my lawn mowers
as always the videos are great!
Sehr schönes Arbeit
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Thank you, that’s absolutely great, how much do you spend on all that material?
Thank you I spent only about $700 but I had most of the wood I milled on my sawmill I only had to buy shingles,osb for roof,and siding
Nice….
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about how much did it cost cuz im intrested in making one for my lawn mowers
as always the videos are great!
Since I had most of the wood it cost me about $700 that was for the shingles,plywood,and siding but full cost should run you about $2000 depending on material prices in your area
MUI profesional 👍👍
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I enjoyed your video. Did you have a storeroom plan to make the storeroom or you just made it from scratch?
I did use a few different plans as reference but mostly my design
Omg amazing how you built that from the ground up man
It was definitely a fun project I really enjoyed it
@@jlistdiy So happy to hear
It was great to see one man building a shed but really no help without the measurements of the rafters and overhang. Lacking information to build it
It's just a video man.
I mean, it's not rocket science. 8ft span, half of that is 4ft. Most common roof is 7/12 pitch, so use a framing square and mark your 2x4s and measure. You can make it even easier by Googling a rafter calculator and punching in the given numbers, ridge beam width, what length overhang you want, the span of the roof, and it spits out measurements for your rafters.
For example, the rafters here are 5ft 1 5/8 in. Use the 7/12 pitch on your framing square to cut your bird's mouths and voila. Then, assuming your shed is 12ft long, cut about 4 more rafters using your template, use a 2x6 as your ridge beam, cut it to 13ft, and mark each end in 6 in, then notch about 2in up from the bottom. (essentially making a 2x4 overhanging past the wall) you can either make a kingpost to hold up the ridge or have someone help you hold it up while you screw in the rafters (make sure to mark 16" oc for the rafters and use a speed square to make a straight line much easier to do it before the ridge is up. Once those 4 are holding it up, you should be able to see if it works well. It should if the calculations are correct. Once you figured out that it's all good, make about 15 more and use the template after you're done cutting, should have about 20 in total for 16 in oc. Then mark the top plates of the walls 16" oc for your rafters. After installing the rafters, your roof is getting heavy. Make sure your walls are level and throw like four 5 ft collar ties on your rafters 3ft oc (just make them even across) this will strengthen your roof)
You should know the rest from there. Use your plywood to make sure your roof is square. Etc.
Good luck, hope this helps.
Love it but why plywood over 2x6 floors
I used Ruff cut lumber so it had small gaps so I coverd with plywood so if I dropped something it wouldn't fall through the gaps
Great video! I'm building something similar! How tall is the shed from floor to peak and floor to top of siding? 🙏 thanks for your time.
From floor to top of siding is 8 foot and floor to peak 10 foot