That ramp design for the overhead door end was brilliant.

@Kordare

12 күн бұрын

Thanks, I'm glad I went that route rather than straight.

Happy this got suggested to me. My granddad on my dads side is a carpenter and built his own home from nothing with my great grandpa. My grandpa on my moms side was a metal erector. And then there's me who never learned either lol. I've always had a huge interest in building things, but because of cost i can't take the financial risk of doing something wrong. Love this video.

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

Thanks for checking it out. Start with small projects if you aren't ready for something major. Don't be afraid to fail, that's how you learn!

Great job! That shed is built better than most houses today. The attention to detail in the right areas will definitely help it last you for many years.

@Kordare

12 күн бұрын

Thanks for checking it out!

Great work! Over built, for only a few extra dollars, is always a good move!! And building it up off the slope makes that usable space that otherwise might not have been!! I enjoy your videos on construction projects!

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot 🤘🤘

Hell, yeah dude saving this one for tonight, I was thinking about something similar in my backyard as well but unfortunately, I am right on the edge of city limits and they require 6 feet from your neighbors fence and I only have about 12 feet from my house to the fence, it would have been perfect for something long and skinny. Also, I met a new friend last week that has an 03 boosted Mustang and told him I was inspired by your build and he knew exactly who I was talking about.

@Kordare

26 күн бұрын

Haha that's awesome. Guess it's time to move further from the city 🤘

@VS666

26 күн бұрын

Yup! Once the Braptor and a few other toys are paid off! 🤣😉

you inspire me to be just like you when i'm older. thanks for recording and putting up these videos. you're awesome!!!

@Kordare

26 күн бұрын

Just don't be afraid to put in the work and learn something new! I appreciate your support 🤘

Very nice build. Just do a stain with some grit for the ramps. So they are not like a sheet of ice when wet or frosty.

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

Thanks and yeah that's what I was thinking 🤘

Beautiful shed and ramp design, only thing missing imo is a moisture/fire insulation layer for walls/roof to keep the wood lasting longer maybe?

Great project and vid. One design and structure comment: your roof structure has limited shear bracing. American construction typically has sheet panel sheathing under the roof material which does much of that role. Depending on the gauge of the steel roof you used it is going to have bracing effect but with inherent flex and movement it's a bit deficient in the flat horizontal plane at the top of the wall level. It's usual to add full corner to corner diagonal at ceiling joist level or at least cross bracing on each roof plane to do this. Ply shelving layer on ceiling joists is superb way to do this. Nice shed tho, love the ramps, nice work on getting that trapezoid shape to touch level on both the floor and ground!

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot! And yeah my house has that diagonal shear bracing you mentioned. With how small the roof is, the combination of purlins and the metal itself seems to do the job sufficiently.

@DiscoFang

25 күн бұрын

@@Kordare Yeah it is amazing during construction how adding sheet roofing suddenly adds massive lateral rigidity to a garage. Your construction is definitely pretty burly as it is. If you ever felt it needed it you could add them across the mid rafter ties. Either strapping or ply.

It’s a pretty little shed, you’re certainly making the most of your land.

Wow, you did an Absolutely amazing job building this ginormous shed! You inspire me to want to build my own shed, too! Well done, Sir!

@Kordare

21 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot🤘

That turned out so great. I love the look of the end with the garage door & the ramp.

@Kordare

26 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot, I'm happy with how it all came together.

Excellent 👍

You made it look easy! Great video! One suggestion for the ramps, consider using a non-skid finish. My shed is a few years old and as the plywood ages, it has become very slippery. When I (someday) get around to replacing it, it will be finished with non-skid. Maybe just mix sand with the paint/stain.

@Kordare

14 күн бұрын

I was thinking to do something like that, thanks!

Havent been recommended one of your vids in like 2 years

@Kordare

26 күн бұрын

Welcome back

Great work as welcome man! I’d suggest a Grey stain for the ramps and it would tie everything together.

@Kordare

26 күн бұрын

Thanks, not a bad idea!

Great work, got this one saved for my future shed research!! looks very clean, well made...

@Kordare

8 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot, good luck with yours!

That's one solid shed, fantastic job. Feels so good to get all that space back in the shop, doesnt it?

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

Yes it does, thank you!

my wife and I are buying our first house soon, I keep watching your videos and just thinking like "hmmm maybe we should just buy a plot of land and build it ourselves like Kordare is!". But then I realize I don't have nearly the same drive you do and it would never get finished (or even started to be honest). Anyway love the videos!

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

Haha I believe in you! Thanks 🤘

Awesome video as always Kordare. This was another amazing build for an awesome place. Two things is when you Stain the ramps you may want to put rubber strips on for more grip going up and down when it’s wet and where it’s open under the roof you may want to put So that critters won’t make a nest in your shed where you don’t want them too.

@Kordare

21 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot! And yeah I got some vents to put up at the ridge and I'll likely build some type of soffit under the eaves.

@christopherharris6005

21 күн бұрын

@@Kordare You’re welcome. Are you going to put the plans for the Shed on your website. Also how much acreage do you have?

VERY nice work! As soon as I saw the floor and lift in your shop, I knew that this would be a sweet build!! Cheers

@Kordare

15 күн бұрын

Thanks for checking it out 🤘

Kordare.. Awesome shed build. I want to build a shed in my backyard.

@Kordare

12 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot!

Excited for this vid. Especially cause it’s almost 50min.

This was a great build, I like the attention to detail and getting things done right.

@Kordare

19 күн бұрын

Thanks for checking it out 🤘

is there anything you can't do? I,'m amazed by your talent , your natural ability to figure things out and make it happen, God certainly blessed you !!!!!!

@Kordare

23 күн бұрын

Haha thank you. I really never know what I'm doing but do the research and teach myself. We live in a time with a basically free endless resource of information, might as well take advantage before it's gone.

If you scuff the plywood with a big wirewheel on a grinder, can you use spray on bed liner like RaptorLiner? I would think a few coats, and then a final one at 24-36" away would make it not be slick. I would imagine that paint would get dirty and slick quick.

Super nice, I definitely need a shed myself.

@Kordare

26 күн бұрын

Thanks! Can always use more shed/garage space 😂

Very cool shed dude. Ramps and all.

@Kordare

12 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot 🤘

Very nicely done, I'm actually about to build a shed/shop myself though mine is going to be 15x30 and your video has been a great refresher to how I need to do it. I haven't built something like this in over 2 decades and am a little rusty.

@Kordare

21 күн бұрын

Thanks, and good luck with your project!

Yea bro you made it look super easy. Lol. My would like a leaning shed. Lol😂

@Kordare

20 сағат бұрын

😂😂

The 2x's that you attached the floor joists to is called a "band". Nice work!

@Kordare

22 күн бұрын

I literally searched the Internet before making this video and it seems everyone calls them a different thing so I just chose headers 😂😂 Thank you!

@williamguillIII

22 күн бұрын

@@Kordare Yeah, if you had a block foundation, they would be called rim joists that sat on a sill plate on top of the blocks. Most carpenters use the term headers for the box/beam/vertical that's above doors and windows. You definitely built it very sturdy. I'd suggest you block in the spaces between rafters/truss' on your top plate , up to the metal sheeting, to keep out bugs, birds, and other critters making your shed their new home....hehehe! You did a great job and obviously thought this whole build out and learned as much as you could before tackling this project! Attention to detail is key in doing quality work, and, you nailed it.....pun intended!!

Nice build! The shed looks solid but I don't think the plywood on the ramps will hold up over time. Maybe use deck boards

@Kordare

Күн бұрын

Thanks! They are treated and I'll be sealing the top side

you sure make it look easy

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

It wasn't too bad other than dealing with the height on the back side. Could have used a 2 foot taller ladder 😂

Nice shed those ramps are def overkill 😂 i would put something rubberized on those ramps similar to those winter mats anti slice , but bigger just to cover them all , probably something like that exist 😅😅

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

Not a bad idea 👍

Looks good

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

Thanks!

You do good work, looks nice.

@Kordare

16 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot!

I'll have to start in a tiny home . Probably 12x24 lol . But eventually be in a house like that . Just made a deal to purchase more property next to me , got my electric easement no other owner figure out how to get . Can't wait to finalize the deal on the new property. I'd rather build on it.

@Kordare

19 күн бұрын

Good luck with your project!

Elegant .... good for you 🙂

@Kordare

20 сағат бұрын

Thanks!

Beautiful shed. I'm saving this video in hopes that we can build one. What kind of paint did you put on the floor? Also, are you planning to put bird blocking along the insude top walls. Come summer, you'll get birds, bees, wasps making nests inside your building.

@Kordare

24 күн бұрын

Thank you! I used porch and floor paint. Same thing I used on my ramp and loft in the garage. And yeah I think I'll probably do something at the top of the walls. For now it's very well ventilated 😂

Awesome!

@Kordare

22 күн бұрын

Thanks!

Nice ❤

I had a local shed company make my 10x20 shed. My regret now is I didn’t have ridged insulation put into the floor. The shed at that time was not heated but now that I’m retiring soon and I’m in the process of heating and insulating it. When building something always make it bigger that you think you need and consider it’s use may change down the road.

@Kordare

16 күн бұрын

I totally agree 👍

all that for less than 10k 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

That ws a very impressive build my man, what a great looking shed you really thought everything out ahead of time. Have you ever thought about installing a backup solar system for the house and shed ?

@Kordare

26 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot! I've definitely thought about solar. I don't have any south facing roof planes but I could likely still get a good amount of power out of it. It would be nice since I do get power outages fairly often.

@Ebikelover

26 күн бұрын

@@Kordare Cool With your workmanship and the way you think about every aspect of your projects, it would be a great video.

Once dried out, I think stain would be a better option for the ramps. Also, the shed looks good next to your house/shop!

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot!

Another great video. Have you or did you consider putting a drain or two in the floor?

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

Thanks! And no not really. Since it's wooden I'll try to avoid getting it too wet anyway

You may want to add gutters on the rear of the shed. Even though your siding is far away from the ground, you will definitely have erosion issues right near where your footers are. In just the little time that this shed has been up you got a good water line. Imagine years later that's going to be much more severe.

@Kordare

23 күн бұрын

I'll keep an eye on it but this soil is literally all slate so I'm betting the erosion will be almost non existent

You might use bed liner for the ramps to help with traction when pulling bikes and mowers into it.

@Kordare

24 күн бұрын

Someone else mentioned the same thing!

consider adding some flower boxes under the windows

Great job. Thank you for sharing. I might have missed it, did you put any soffit under the over hangs to close the gaps? Thanks again, new subscriber and can't wait to go through videos and watch more of your work.

@Kordare

21 күн бұрын

Thanks for checking it out! I haven't built any soffits yet, but likely will. I also bought some foam venting for under the ridge cap.

What program are you using in the beginning? Shed came out awesome.

dope as always, i build a lot of things and i really appreciate all the videos and the just build it attitude

@Kordare

26 күн бұрын

Thanks! Sometimes you just need to throw yourself into projects and see what comes out the other side 🤘

@freestylfilms

26 күн бұрын

@@Kordare that’s what I always say. Plus now it’s custom. I love knowing I have pretty much 1 of 1 just for me

What software did you use to design the shed? I’m looking to do almost exactly the same shed but with 2x6 walls. I have to completely insulate and heat the shed because 1/2 will be an electrical room for solar and battery systems for my office grid home. Just trying to get an accurate materials list before I get started.

@Kordare

8 күн бұрын

Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net

Nice shed! I dont often see fellow Creo users.

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

Thanks! I've used it almost everyday for the past 10 years 😂

if your ramps are not treated, you may want to put some kind of weather seal. lexel your seams.

@Kordare

20 сағат бұрын

They are treated, will likely do stain and clear once they dry out

Dude it looks amazing would love to build one just like this. Do you mind sharing what computer software or website you used to do the layout and and 3d imaging.

@Kordare

5 күн бұрын

Thanks! Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net

The garage door at the end with the wired ramp seemed a little pointless when you could have it facing the house on a level approach entry.

@Kordare

3 күн бұрын

This was the most efficient way for loading the vehicles I wanted to store in there. Not to mention looks way better in my opinion

@philtucker1224

3 күн бұрын

@@Kordare yes it certainly looks much nicer the way you have it. Possibly in the future you may decide to build up the drop side of the bank and build a curved- level drive in, (so you can negotiate the door all year round)

I wish you would upload more often

@Kordare

25 күн бұрын

Sometimes I debate on uploading more with smaller portions of a build but it really makes the entire build take longer and I think the videos are less valuable.

@Creativracer98

25 күн бұрын

@@Kordare You are definitely right on that one

Nice build! What software do you use to design your shed?

@Kordare

3 күн бұрын

Thanks! Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net

What's the 3d software to pre map your design on your build.

Nice work, but that Ramp is going to kill somebody, pressure-treated plywood can be very dangerous when wel.. 😂😂😂😂😂

@Kordare

18 күн бұрын

Hahah actually it's not bad at all. Maybe I'll add some sand to the clear coat.

Can you put up the plans on your website like you have your shop?

@Kordare

14 күн бұрын

I'd have to create real plans, but maybe if others are interested.

I would have used composite deck boards on the ramps instead of plywood. I think they would have looked better and provided better water drainage.

@Kordare

20 күн бұрын

I did consider deck boards but didn't feel like driving 100's of self drilling screws into the steel tubing 😂

@Kordare what app did you use to build it? Or what’s a program I can use that’s similar?

@Kordare

6 күн бұрын

Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net

Any way you could post a link to the build plans?

@Kordare

26 күн бұрын

I don't really have any official plans although I could create some using my CAD model. Maybe I will if others are interested 🤔

Excellent work my friend 👍🏻

@Kordare

15 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot 🤘

If you don't mind me asking, What software did you use for the plans?

@Kordare

12 күн бұрын

Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net

Will you close off under the roof? So, things don't come inside.

@Kordare

13 күн бұрын

Yes, I plan to close it up but still keep some venting

What design program is that? Something online or did you use CAD

@Kordare

15 күн бұрын

Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net

What CAD Program Did you Use to Design the Shed?

@Kordare

17 күн бұрын

Pro/E Creo

What program are you using to design the shed?

@Kordare

21 күн бұрын

I used pro/e Creo

What design app did you use to plan the build?

@Kordare

5 күн бұрын

Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net

Nice job but you had better close those eves in or you will have just a huge bird house.

@Kordare

20 күн бұрын

I plan to build some soffits

What was that CAD software he was using to mock up the build does anyone know?

@Kordare

20 күн бұрын

I used pro/e Creo

What CAD software do you use?

@Kordare

18 күн бұрын

Pro/E Creo

what was the name of the program you were using to design the shed?

@Kordare

16 күн бұрын

Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net

Any problem with critters under your structures?

@Kordare

20 күн бұрын

Not so far

What shed software did you use??

@Kordare

21 күн бұрын

I used shedsunlimited.net for the colored model and used pro/e Creo CAD software to design the structural framing.

What program did you use to design?

@Kordare

8 күн бұрын

Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net

what software is this? not sketchup?

@Kordare

21 күн бұрын

Framing design was done in pro/e Creo

What software was that?

@Kordare

20 күн бұрын

Pro/E Creo

Sorry I’m always asking questions, but I’m going to try and get it out of the way. Thank you, if you can answer them ❤ 1. How much is needed down for the loan ? I’ve heard to use construction loans, if so can I put 3.5% down 2. Where do I even begin ?! Do I contact the bank first, finding company’s to do all the work is sooo freaking hard, I have to find like 80 different people. Then I have to get quotes from them. I’m thinking of going with a contractor. But even if I do get an estimate, let’s say all cost should be 100k. So I get approved for that amount then it ends up being 150k ?

@Kordare

23 күн бұрын

Sounds like you should find a builder/general contractor first and get a bunch of quotes. It's up to you to determine what you can afford but my advice is to put down more like 20% so you have more equity from the start. You'll need to talk with your bank or a credit union to determine how much you can borrow to really figure out what your budget is.

what program is that?

@Kordare

15 күн бұрын

Framing design was in pro/e Creo. The visual exterior was shedsunlimited.net

I had to watch muted but asked the ai thing if it was mentioned... why isnt the fascia painted and why isnt there a soffit to keep critters out?

@Kordare

20 сағат бұрын

The fascia is pressure treated, so I need to wait a few months before it can be painted. I'll likely add soffit, just haven't yet.

Total build materials cost?

@Kordare

5 күн бұрын

$9000

You might want put some bed liner should last longer truck

@Kordare

26 күн бұрын

On the floor?

@supernan312

26 күн бұрын

@@Kordare on the plywood ramps

@Kordare

24 күн бұрын

Oh okay 🤔

Given that you did all this in February and have long since already built your full barndo house, what I'm about to say is pretty fricken pointless, however... Having lived in 8ft or less all my life but experienced 9ft+, for however short of a time, I'd never accept less than 9ft wall height on any mid-use or above structure. Your old shed? The 8x12? Yeah sure, give that one 8ft walls, whatever. It's not even enclosed. But any new construction? At least 9ft walls per level or bust. And depending on room usage and floor size, this can go up to 12ft before the wall is just too tall to feel cozy/human. From there, any added height via fancy ceilings should only be concerned with proportions and aesthetics, but yeah, 9-12ft wall height is the correct and ideal zone for me.

@Kordare

24 күн бұрын

I've got 9.5ft walls in my living space and yeah it is really nice, feels more open for a small footprint. My garage has 14ft walls 😂