This video reminds me of the olden days, when people filmed and put videos on the internet for the pure purpose of sharing knowledge instead of selling products. Love it. By the end of this month, this method will be on my 10x16 shed out back. Thank you.

@Icutmetal

2 ай бұрын

Ahh yes, the olden days of the internet.

Thanks for posting this! I've watched half a dozen of these videos, looking for simple instructions for beginners on a gable roof build, and this was by far the most straight forward, well explained video!

This Man is an example of what ALL KZread presenters should be like. Clear, common sense and generous with his time and talent. I’m a woodworker with a healthy respect for all power tools and this guy holds a circular saw like I do with a butter knife! I Liked and subscribed.

@SawdustandWood

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

@sullivanspapa1505

Жыл бұрын

@@SawdustandWood I know nothing about wood frame construction techniques; it would have been nice if you would have started the video at the very beginning explaining mudsills, jack studs and other terminology for us newbies!

@walkingthruyourdata-6019

Жыл бұрын

I know. when a worm drive saw hits the wood you know it's usually a skilled contruction tradesman. those saws aren't cheap and usually a weekend carpenter is using a harbor freight saw. Don't ask me how I know that....

@2990rick

10 ай бұрын

@@walkingthruyourdata-6019 😉😂 harbor fright. love that place ya know some things from there are not to bad . great comment 👍

Saying thank U is not enough thank you for taking the time for us,keep up the good job and continue to listen to WORD OF BIBLE WHILE U work, amen

I've been searching for How To's on this, you break this down very nicely. Thank you

I love the way you explain yourself to those of us that want to try it and we won't feel like we don't know what we're doing

I use to struggle with roof framing but The way you explain it makes it so simple to follow.

@2990rick

10 ай бұрын

I struggle also with all aspect's of wood work 😉 but one thing I have learned' is that you have to make sure you start off square , please don't ask me how long it took for me to lean that lesson 🤔😂😂

@Pat19997

10 ай бұрын

Shouldn’t the bottom of the rafters still be in contact with the ridge board?

@lockdoc1093

9 ай бұрын

​@@Pat19997he is allowing for the decking thickness that goes on top of the rafter boards

@Pat19997

9 ай бұрын

@@lockdoc1093 I was referring to the bottom of the rafters not the top. The bottom of the rafters should be in contact with the ridge board as far as I know. But hey maybe I’m wrong that is why I asked.

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I'm currently building a lean-to, but I'm considering switching to a gable roof for my shed. Your video was excellent, and you've earned my like and support! 💪🏾

For once! It feels good to see someone real without 100k worth of equipment and explaining the basics in plain English. Thank you sir.

Finally someone explaining thoroughly with measurements etc with common sense. Good video

@harrisorourke6926

Жыл бұрын

Amen.

Nothing beats a good quality model for high class teaching! Great job!!

Could you make a video showing the finishing of the roof and gable ends. This is by far the best video explaining roof framing I have seen. The best.

Hi mate , I been a carpenter for 30 years, And I have learned something new, Thanks for sharing this 👍

We are building a shed and bought this to assist us Does not include any type of blueprints but very helpful to remind you about permits, different ways of doing the foundation or roof kzread.infoUgkxcLVQopTIucrxiVRQA0khLGQEnDVKCSMG and why they need to be that way, it also includes "pro tips" and lots of pictures and videos Very informative! I also bought it used for 3.18 plus shipping and in "good" condition. It had a little dent on the cover but that was it. Glad I bought it!

@SawdustandWood

6 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Thanks brother. You’re a good teacher. I can easily learn from people like you.

My goal is to teach my 13-year old grandson the skills to build this project. This is a great learning experience for him to undertake. Thank you so much for making this video.

@SawdustandWood

Жыл бұрын

You can do it!

I appreciate you doing a mock up on a hot day! Looking forward to seeing your other roofing videos. Also I’m waiting on your dad’s channel! Good luck and stay safe!

wonderful roofing lesson ,dont think anyone can wrong after watching this ,one of the best and easy roofing lesson Thanks a lot mate

@nextone05

Жыл бұрын

What reference book are you using?

Great video, so easy to understand. I learned some tricks to make cutting rafters so much easier. Too bad I hadn't watched this video two weeks ago! But it will come in handy soon enough. Thank you!

I come over on the edge of my first layout the thickness of zip board. This allows my centers to fall and in the end I have less cuts. We just finished a 6,000 sq ft. Ready to wrap and install windows. Good demonstration for novice people wanting to build something small. Good instructor.

I liked your added rafter for the overhang. Great video. Thanks.

Как всегда, просто, доступно и понятно. Отличная работа!

19:27 😊 Wow, clear instructions, with well explained details of the carpentry skills for those in your audience with basic tool skills but NEVER learned how to Drive the "high tech" Speed Square. Same utility as an Aircraft Pilots Map Plotter for wind correction and navigation! I am age 80 retired in a Philippines wooden home that regular Earthquakes, Typhoons and high tide flooding have left the roof and floor a disaster.

Great video explained very well but one thing I noticed correct me if I'm wrong when putting your eave fascia board on I always run a speed square on top of the rafter and bring your fascia board up to it until it just touches the speed Square and nail. If using a smaller size facia board just cut the bottoms of the rafter Tails flush with the bottom of the fascia board great video really enjoyed it and to the point

As usual, Chris, your instructions are clear and succinct. You need to teach young carpenters in order to get them into the work force knowing something. Keep up the good work.

@SawdustandWood

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Thank you for the awesome and easy to understand lesson. It felt like I was there working with you. Man I wish I could hang and work on building roofs with you for a few weeks. I’d be a pro! You are the man. Thank you Dave - Chicago

@SawdustandWood

Жыл бұрын

Any time!

I am a beginner and this was very helpful.. Thank you

This was super instructional! I was only freaked out towards the end when you cut that board with the blade so close to your knee!

@SawdustandWood

2 жыл бұрын

I’m glad the video helped!

Such a great video of all my questions I've had trouble with

Cutting for. Or of the seat cut was made simple.great teaching.awesome videos. Thank you sir

Man you really break it down to where anyone could understand thanks

I commend any guy trying to help others by teaching from example. Thank you for making a video to help people! Where is that accent from? I'm from Eastern NC, so I sound like a redneck lol.

I like the way you did this. I am trying to make an off-grid shower. Thanks.👍🤝

Great job explaining how to frame a roof Just in time I’m building a shed now Over the Top. Great movie

Film by yourself or filming with a crew either way that was a great video. Definitely can tell by the way you teach and your character that you genuinely want everybody to learn. Great job.

@SawdustandWood

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

I agree, saying thank you isn't enough! Thank you, thank you, thank you very much!

Very Good Video. Easy to understand.

Loved the entertaining education. Great job! Thank you looking forward to your next presentation.

Great video and well explained and demonstrated. By the way, nice skilsaw! Never seen a 'left hand version' before but it looks more useful that the normal right hand versions, as you can see the blade and what it is cutting, while holding it with your right hand and the wood with your left hand.

Excellent video!! I've been stressing out on starting a greenhouse build because I was not sure how to build a gable roof. This video answered all of my questions. Great Job!

Good video! Little house looks good.

Larry Haun’s lessons live on

Great content! Thank You! It's always hard to remember the speed square and rafters, stair treads if you don't do it all the time.

Well done! Very clear. I now know how to use a speed square! Thanks!

Thanks for taking the time to demonstrate your skills. This was very informative. Love your style.

Thank you so much......I love the details.

Nice work on the roof project. I like your positive attitude

@SawdustandWood

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for your feedback. Please considerer subscribing and I plan on this year being big. Thanks

Thanks awesome, its a good practice to do before I doy 15x20 gazebo

Thanks, exactly what I needed and the presentation was clear. This is the type of framing that every structure should have. When I see videos where the framing tilted to the side I can't help but think that it would happen with this type of framing. Your framed structure should rely on sheet products for stability and this is how you do it. Subscribed and followed.

@SawdustandWood

Жыл бұрын

Thank, my Dad taught this to me

Excellent video as always, I like the way you explain slowly, clearly & with DIY,s in mind.

Finally a guy who builds the overhang correctly...

I enjoy your videos on cutting wood and how to make the bird's eye...I have enjoyed so much learning carpentry..God bless you and all that you do to help those who enjoy working with wood...Sincerely Joy

@SawdustandWood

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for being a part of this channel. Thanks so much

@joyunderwood852

2 жыл бұрын

@@SawdustandWood I forgot to tell you...I've built a shed that turned out to be a small cabin with deck..I studied for over two years and now I am finishing up on some outside areas of the cabin..I wanted it to be a guest house..The Lord helped me doing this all by myself...even getting the walls up...So continue to help those with your videos..A blessing to me...Joy

@SawdustandWood

2 жыл бұрын

@@joyunderwood852 That is amazing, you should be proud of that!

@joyunderwood852

2 жыл бұрын

@@SawdustandWood I am ...I lost my husband 13 yrs. ago and begin working on farm doing landscaping and from there it led me to this project...I live in the mountains of Virginia and it is so beautiful here..I have such a peace...I don't even feel like I am alone..the farm is surrounded by mountains..the lady I work for has over 256 acres..I do all the maintaining the property outside of the cows grazing..thank you for responding..It is hard for people in these days truly communicate with each other..So I am thankful you reached out to me....God bless you my brother..

@joyunderwood852

2 жыл бұрын

@@SawdustandWood I am going to use the Gable technique you demonstrated here when I put together a greenhouse on my cabin porch...I like the method..Thank you

Can't wait for this tiny house to be complete

@motlatsimolefe1077

3 жыл бұрын

😂

Very well done. I'm about to build a small gazebo and this has been very helpful.

great job giving us all those tips much gratitude

This is awesome, thanks for making this video, really straight forward and easy to understand

Perfect example of Math Applications. I see this happening in a math or science class. I would have to incorporate physics in there for science. You are a great teacher, Chris. Thanks for taking the time to teach us. Is that going to be an end project for something?

@SawdustandWood

3 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome. No end project it’s just for the video

Nice and clear, well done

Always deduct the ridge thickness first. Saves time.

Great explanation and very helpful and thanks for sharing!

Great video . Thank you.

That was very good example.

WOW big thumbs up 👍 that was a lot of work you had to do, and very easy to follow . 😉

Alot of Great Tips Thanks Buddy. I'm The Perfected Painter. Makes EVERYONE Happy at The End 😄

I can't say I fully understood everything you said and did my initial view, but I think I got enough of an idea to hopefully build a small 'roof' to go over my firewood rack that has two metal beams on either side. I'm thinking I can notch the 2x4's at the bottom to sit securely in those metal beams and hopefully not blow off in general windy conditions, but keep direct rain off the wood.

@SawdustandWood

Жыл бұрын

You got this, I have a few other rafter videos on my channel also

For a start the ridge beam should be wider than the common rafters and also the facia board should be just above 5he common rafters to aid in rain off when you Tyler 5he roof

Great video. I learned a lot from such a small project. I will say that could have made a nice dog house.

Thanks for making this tutorial!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Awesome teaching, great video and now I want to try it myself.

Fantastic. Really appreciate you sharing your skills.

I learnt alot, that's impressive!

I LIKED this video! Lots of information, explained it nicely, but....like everything, somebody SOMEWHERE gotta say somethin' critical. That'd be me this time. Sorry Uncle Joe ~ I swear for a second I thought you were gonna twist your ankle stepping on board pieces or trip on the saw cord! Dad always said...."Give yourself some room! Bring a broom!" Other than that...

That's a hands on and cool detailed video, thanks for taking the time👍🏻👊🏻

Thank you for sharing! Videos like this demystify basic building techniques and give power back to the people :)

Thanks for this i did not understand the fly rafters for the gable ends, now i do clearly😂

Respect. You made it easy to assimilate when others give/tell a horror movie to understand to beginners like myself in this field. Thanks for sharing and illustrating with scale building for instructional learning. New Sub.

@SawdustandWood

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!! Welcome

Great video. Explained so clearly. Thanks

On the seat instead of using a square just slide a scrap 2x4 down the plumb cut until it touches the bottom of the rafter

Watched the video 3 times not sure about the number 8 and how you got that?

Man, such a good step by step video . Thank you

@SawdustandWood

Жыл бұрын

No problem

Nice tutorial. I am making a chicken coop. My first 2 attempts were bad. Third's gonna be a charm, hopefully. Thank you.

@dustydreaver

Жыл бұрын

How did it go ??

@DrFellPM

Жыл бұрын

@@dustydreaver it came out acceptable. Thanks

Awesome video learned a lot

You are brilliant .thank u 🎉😊

Are you in Louisiana somewhere? 😊 You sure sound like you're from home. Thank you for this detailed, clearly communicated instructional video.

good video and I like how you cut the end rafters long for the sub fascia detail. I would say to anyone watching who will be doing a structural roof, however, that they should be careful notching the tops of rafters as you do in this video and to pay close attention to span and load tables. There are often limitations to what and where structural elements can be notched, as it weakens their intended load strength. If there's ever any doubt always check with your local building official. Happy building everyone!

@MichaelCarreras

Жыл бұрын

True dat, it is however very easy to add support underneath the notch without comprimising attic space due to the fact that the notches are on the gable end supported by the gable wall itself.

Love it man. I learned a lot for sure !

Very good job

Great instructional!!!! For people who haven't used power saws as much as regular construction workers here's a good tip. cut in the direction where the largest part of the plate on the bottom of the saw is on the board. If not it's easy to cut on angle and the board won't lay flat. I saw that this man NEVER did it that way so you take a chance of an angle cut no matter how good you think you are... He definintly made it look easy but there are things that you still have to watch more closely than he showed.

awesome video and layman terms easily understood. Thanks for this, makes me realize i can get that done as well

Excellent job. Excellent instructions. Thank you.

Thank you

These videos seem to come at the most perfect time. Thanks as again for another great video!

Excellent job. Got right to the point, info. No nonsense.......Thank You.

great 👍 video thank you for sharing my. friend

super helpful. thank you! Gonna build one on a chicken coop with my son.

Great video. Thank you so much for the demonstration.

Good morning .... great video, would you consider doing a full detail video on the rafter tables using the book and the square...finding the different length's... Thanks

Great video explanation buddy..💪

Nicely done! Man, I *thought* I heard Louisiana in there somewhere.. subscribed.

Thank you for the informative video. Excellent job. Sabino