How To Build A Shed By Yourself DIY

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Building a shed by yourself. How to build and make your own garden shed man cave tiny house by yourself diy. This is how I built my 8 x 12 shed by myself just using regular materials. Pallets may be cheap but this will last. I built this shed in 4 short days. I used steel roofing and siding for low maintenance. You could build this as a pole barn too and make it permanent. I chose to put it on skids so I can move it if necessary down the road if I want to have it in a different location. I did a 8/12 pitch roof to give more room for storing stuff in the attic. You could easily go bigger if you wanted and live in it for a tiny house if it was insulated well. • • How To Build A Shed By Yourself All S... check out my latest shed video with a lot more details!! • http://amzn.to/2pgGRMo here is where you can find this shears for your drill. Its a great tool to have if you do much with steel at all. • http://amzn.to/2yrxtgb here you can find the Dewalt Cordless Framing Nailer if you decide you gotta have one. :) • http://bit.ly/CordlessTools here you can check out some nice cordless tools if you want some to make the job easier. • http://bit.ly/DryLockLube here you can find that 3 in1 lube for the nailer if you need it. • http://www.csgnetwork.com/foundations... here is the one calculator I liked for squaring the building. • https://www.blocklayer.com/square-lay... here is a second one. • Here’s roughly what I came up with for lumber List that I used. • 65 - 2x4x8 wall studs, trusses, roof nailers etc • 7 - 2x6x8 treated for floor joists • 2 - 4x6x12 treated support beams for floor. • 3 - 3/4 plywood treated for floor. • Also some small plywood scraps for the gussets on the trusses. • I would recommend measuring up your roof and siding after you are framed up so you can figure it closer. • Get social with me. • Facebook / smarteasydiy • Twitter / smarteasydiy • Instagram / smarteasydiy I hope this video helped you. Thanks for watching. • Music credit: Chris Haugen- Morning Mandolin • Josh Kirsch/Media Right Productions • Redwood Highway by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) • Artist: http://audionautix.com/

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