Shed building today fence is done

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No work tomorrow sooil be finishing the roof and tyvekin the sides maybe even shingle the roof we will see

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Lookin good man what is it going be a 4×6 ? You’ve been staying busy.

Bigmikez wrote:

Lookin good man what is it going be a 4×6 ? You’ve been staying busy.

Its a 5 by 6 shed and ya all my days off iv been doing this lol last weekend tare down this weekend fence and shed gonna try to finish of most of the shed tomorrow

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They would rent that out here as a 1 bedroom 1 bedroom spacious kitchen..lol  Looks like your making good progress, look at that sexy nailer in every picture its like a photo shoot  ;D

Justin Hernandez wrote:

They would rent that out here as a 1 bedroom 1 bedroom spacious kitchen..lol Looks like your making good progress, look at that sexy nailer in every picture its like a photo shoot ;D

Hahah ya iv been working the shit out of that gun!!!! Its a beast

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torontotoolman wrote:

Its a 5 by 6 shed and ya all my days off iv been doing this lol last weekend tare down this weekend fence and shed gonna try to finish of most of the shed tomorrow

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i am the same way any day i off i get i have to be using my tools and doing something, even though i use them all day at work lol.

PeteW wrote:

i am the same way any day i off i get i have to be using my tools and doing something, even though i use them all day at work lol.

Hahh yupp that sounds about right!!!! I gotta get this backyard done befor my daughters first birthday party hahhah so i goy some deadlines so i am pushing it but its cool i love doing this shit soo

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good job on the framing – looks really good

madman_us wrote:

good job on the framing – looks really good

Thanks man thats what i do so id hope im good at it lol but ya thats what i really enjoy framing

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Looks awesome.  Thanks for sharing and can’t wait to see more pictures.

torontotoolman wrote:

Thanks man thats what i do so id hope im good at it lol but ya thats what i really enjoy framing

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oh i didnt know that haha

madman_us wrote:

oh i didnt know that haha

Lol ya im a framer thats my trade

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looking good

regopit wrote:

looking good

Thanks man

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Thank you for sharing, it’s coming along nicely.  I been thinking/wanting to build a shed for some time now, to keep all the lawn and garden stuff. 

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Roofs all framed in and sheeted and water tight time for shingles

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Looks awesome Toronto. Nice job and I like the overhang on the entry. Did you put any gravel base down under the concrete corners?

Looks awesome Toronto I’m gonna have to hit u up for some advice bro.

ChrisK1970 wrote:

Looks awesome Toronto. Nice job and I like the overhang on the entry. Did you put any gravel base down under the concrete corners?

Thanks man and yes i did i put a crushed limestone

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Bigmikez wrote:

Looks awesome Toronto I’m gonna have to hit u up for some advice bro.

Any time bro

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Toronto TMan! Dude that looks awesome, very impressive little shed you going there. What a difference on what you had. I really enjoy seeing upgrades from demo to finish, can’t wait to see how you finish it.

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jrsalas wrote:

Toronto TMan! Dude that looks awesome, very impressive little shed you going there. What a difference on what you had. I really enjoy seeing upgrades from demo to finish, can’t wait to see how you finish it.

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Thanks man means a lot ya its a lot better then befor now there is more space for the kids and all we really need here is a shed so it works im prettt happy with how its turning out

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framing is a lot of fun…i enjoyed doing it when i reframed a wall in the house.

madman_us wrote:

framing is a lot of fun…i enjoyed doing it when i reframed a wall in the house.

Honestly its my fav trade and thing to do i love it i really wouldnt wanna be in any other trade then framing noyhing better then building something someone else cant and out of a pile of lumber its great

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And got it shingled befor the wife and kids got home

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torontotoolman wrote:

Honestly its my fav trade and thing to do i love it i really wouldnt wanna be in any other trade then framing noyhing better then building something someone else cant and out of a pile of lumber its great

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pretty sure the climate plays a important role too. i know a framer here in my area and hes doing that since 30y. you can tell that hes out in the weather all day long. 

working here in the desert is crazy. 100-115 degrees. the sun is amazing strong. and that how his skin etc looks like.

madman_us wrote:

pretty sure the climate plays a important role too. i know a framer here in my area and hes doing that since 30y. you can tell that hes out in the weather all day long.

working here in the desert is crazy. 100-115 degrees. the sun is amazing strong. and that how his skin etc looks like.

Ya its a little diffetrnt here but it doees get really fucking hot and we also get really fucking cold aswell lol so really we get a few.months of nice working weather then its the extremes of hot or cold lol but ya framing in the desert would be crazy heat stroke must be a common thing

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Your kicking some ass Toronto!

Justin Hernandez wrote:

Your kicking some ass Toronto!

Lol im trying no real work for me so its keeping me busy

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No drip edge?

Renner_construction wrote:

No drip edge?

No its a shed man lol but im gonna get facia aluminum so i will run it up under the shingle i left an over hang im not a shingler this really basically my first time i use to do flat roofing torch down 2 ply for a few years so i know drip edge is important but this shed is for my moms house and she has limited founds so ya no drip aint gonna kill tge shed lol

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Hey that’s totally understandable. At least you left an overhang, that will work good enough with some aluminum fascia along with some Housewrap.

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Renner_construction wrote:

Hey that’s totally understandable. At least you left an overhang, that will work good enough with some aluminum fascia along with some Housewrap.

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Ya im not too worried i built this shed like a house and roofed it well its got a 9/12 pitch lol tar paper under the shingles lol really only thing thats missing was the drip edge lol and you noticed hahah must be a roofer

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Haha I do everything.. Lots of siding, roofing, framing. New and remodel.

I tend to notice a lot of things that people do on jobs.

I’ve just realized it’s the small things that set us guys apart when bidding jobs. Lots of competition.

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But that shed is legit. I was looking at your roof framing details.

I especially like how you made those 2x blocks to hold the end of the rafters on the double top plate.

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PROTOOLNUT wrote:

Dude, your already way ahead of me on shed building cause I don’t know the first thing since I am not a contractor. I am impressed with what you accomplished by yourself man. I assume that you have 2 by 4’s screwed into the bottom of the shed, and that is what is resting in those concrete foundation pieces? I agree with what has been said, that is a lovely overhang, and you did such a good job the mom should be able to hang some hanging plants off it. Because the shed is so small, I assume this is just to store gardening tools and such.

I would like to get a bigger shed built in my backyard to store my tractor and some other shit, so that I can have more room in the shop. I don’t got the funds to buy a shed kit, and even if I did, I would have to get schooled somewhere cause I don’t know the first thing lol. Goodjob man, can’t wait to see the finnished pics when its all painted up and shit is stored in it. 🙂

The base of the shed is framed like a floor of a house i used 2×8. 4 on the out side witch is the square base and are sitting on the blocks then i ran 3 more 2x8s ever 16 inch nailed them in and used joist hangers i didnt use screws as a framer we build everything with nails nails will bend and move with the shed/ house as screws will snap over time then i layded a tounge n groove subfloor down and built the walls… and thanks a lot i feei if i can frame a house and thats wat i do everyday i can frame a shed lol but ya the over hang was really the fist time i did the facia and gable over hang myself at work i usually cut for the roof as im still a newbie in the framing world but a shed being a smaller version i handled the roof pretty well for being on my own no pro with me…

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Thats how i did the base

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Renner_construction wrote:

But that shed is legit. I was looking at your roof framing details.

I especially like how you made those 2x blocks to hold the end of the rafters on the double top plate.

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Thanks man and ya i framed everything like how i frame a house and ya i did the blocks instead of cutting a birds mouth samething but more stable and have more wood to nail into lol

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Awesome job T Man! Everything came out very nice, Wish I had those skills bro.

The shed looks great. I really need one in my backyard to get all my lawn equipment out of the garage.

rfwjr88 wrote:

The shed looks great. I really need one in my backyard to get all my lawn equipment out of the garage.

Thanks man and ya a shed is great specialy to free up space in your garage

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Bigmikez wrote:

Awesome job T Man! Everything came out very nice, Wish I had those skills bro.

Ya framing is a great skill to have and really the foundation of all building and thanks man

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Looks good looks like it’s almost done

Logan p wrote:

Looks good looks like it’s almost done

Ya just really siding left

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