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I love old school dogma carpenters.

Great job of keeping it simple.

I'm so envious of how perfect everything is. Boards all lined up level and plumb. I'm trying but still have some learning to do.

Who says you can teach an old dogs new tricks. Re-doing my shed facia and following your tips on using jigs and clamps. What a time saver and makes the jobs 100 % easier ! 70 years old and still learning - this video was the best of all the ones I watched on this subject. Thank you so much for your help. Your workmanship is second to none !

THANK YOU very much! for excellent high quality educational video construction of wood buildings tips and teaching tool, love the Canada accent and polite get to the point style and SAFETY first reminders every step of the way throughout the 15 video series... we are all inspired and can't wait to start building our tiny house, likely our generation will NEVER have a regular house next to our tiny house creations and will be very happy living in tiny houses that previous generation called sheds instead of renting and paying rent to previous generation members... Very useful videos! Thank you! -tibor

Looks amazing. You think this would work to keep raccoons and squirrels out too?

Thank you for the excellent videos! I would recommend a bit more personal protection with the router…like a mask for the dust and plugs for your ears :)

Thanks so much I built my shed from scratch and was wary when it came to the roof but I followed your steps from start to finish and it turned out great, you explain things so well...

Ive watched this whole series. Very useful. My question is if you dont use z flashing between sheets on the gable and just do trim dont you run the risk of water behind the trim board sneaking through the seam? i know you have an overhang but rain does not just fall straight down. Very curious of your opinion. Thanks

Top Notch Content: Thanks Henry!

Your video may be the best out there for so many reasons. The content is great, but even more importantly there is no annoying music and no one trying to be an actor. Thank you for such a great video!

How necessary is the bottom chord on the truss?

Is not a good idea to do a birds mouth on the rafters ??

Did you caulk around all sides of the trim boards? Or just the 1/8 inch seam of corner trim?

If you're going to eye up the studs at 16" - 3/4", why not just mark 16" and eye up the centre of the stud?

What type of paint you use to paint smart siding panels?

Thank you much for these videos. Question regarding nails. If I plan to have the underside of the overhang exposed, should I just use shorter nails to prevent the nails from coming through under the overhang, or is there a different procedure or glue to make sure those first couple of rows of shingles are secure. I was even thinking of using T&G as roof sheathing around the perimeter so it is visible underneath the overhang, and I wouldn't want nails to come through on that section. Thanks much!

I built a 16x20 shop using your videos and plans I found on the internet. This is the last one. Putting the door in today.

I just finished building a 6x10 version of this shed and found the video series to be extremely detailed and helpful. This was my first shed build and it turned out great. Thanks!!

Thank you so much for this video,you did a very good job and explain it very pacience and clearly,clean job ,Nice😀💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🙏😃💕

You are amazing to watch and get advice from. I have watched you build this shed and I am sure I could do it myself, your information is so good! I so wish when my father was alive that we had internet and videos like yours so he could have learned from individuals like yourself. You are indeed a blessing!

I'm not building a shed but I have learned some tips and tricks that I can use for other projects. I started watching the shed series around episode 7. I want to go back and watch all of them. Thank you Sir😁

Great job and thank you so much to show us to any one who interested to learn .. God bless you

I built a shed practically identical to this one except its 10'x12' and gonna have double doors in the front and a window on the side. Whats the deal with the lp 4'x8' solid soffit? Can i just rip those down and use them for soffit under my eaves and rake ladders? Its cheaper and i have paint for it. Ive just never used it

Great video! You simplify everything. Would it be alright to use nails instead of screws. Like one of your other viewer commented about building a 12 x 16. Well I will also be waiting to view that video..

This has to be the best detailed video anywhere out there to build a shed of any kind. Even a total rookie can do it, learned so much, Thank You for your knowledge and taking the Time showing each step !! Simply amazing,

superb video,,, informative and no stupid music to drown out the instruction and our concentration

I did my shed with 15 gauge nail gun

You make great videos,Henry. The way you so calmly explained in detail, it make it so easy to understand.Thank you for such great videos.

10:10 How was it secured to the top plate? Toe-nailed? There must be a better way, but it's not shown.

I wonder how many people have had a completely different outcome from IF they didnt see these videos. Cause i gaurantee my trusses would have been a failure if i didnt watch this. I did siding for 10 years and before that, i did do framing for 2 years but I've been learning the most from these videos

I only seen one thing that I mightp ossibly change. I would likely nail above or in the tar line versus below it to protect the nails, otherwise this is a great roofing and ridge capping video!

Thanks.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He's got stock in the lumber company...

Great video sir! What is your gravel depth? Looking at doing same for a 10.5" x 8' Duramax shed and will put it on a 2x6 joists with plywood floor.

Great job and thank you to share your knowledge Gor bless you

Do the hurricane clips make it so my sheathing from the wall doesnt have to tie into my gable? Or does the gable sheathing still need to be nailed or screwed into my top plate? The way I drew my plans, 8 foot smart side panels will end up flush with the top of my 2nd top plate, do I need to make my studs longer to allow my gable sheathing to hit the top plate?

I have 2 years of framing experience but it was 18 years ago. After that, i did siding for about 12 years so i have a general idea. But this video series is helping me tremendously!! If u can, go do the free trial of sketchup and draw up a set of plans for your shed. Along with this video, i have drawn up my 10x12' shed on sketchup and have caught a few things i could have potentially screwed up and wasted money on. If you're like me, you just want it to be easy as possible and still be done correct. Good luck!

Is there a reason why the skids are not needed ?

Thanks again for the great video series. My HOA is going to require a cement floor. Do you have any videos on that? Would you use the same dimensions for the cement pad as the wall frame of the building so that the siding laps over the cement foundation?

Excellent video series. I plan on using a lot of your tips when building my shed. Question for you. My HOA is going to require the shed to be sided with the same material as the house which means I’ll probably have to use some type of plywood or OSB, and then wrap it before putting the siding on. What type of and what size/thickness of plywood or OSB would you use?

You’re a great craftsman! This is the first video of the series I’ve seen but will save your tutorial for a project I have coming in the near future. As a woodworker I love the finished door and imagination it took in creating a unique look. 👍

Ty for taking the time to put this series together 😊, I am currently building a 12x16 shed with 2 windows and a steel entry door with 2 doors for my tractor,

How much gravel did you use? I am prepping a site for an 8x10 this weekend. Thank you!

Also a tip: when adding the last piece to the ridge cap and you Tar the mail heads on that last piece, take some of the loose asphalt from the shingle packaging and sprinkle some on to of the tar, it hides the nail heads

How wide over hangs would you build for a 12’Wx16’L shed? Would you still do 11” wide over hangs? I am currently following this video series to build a 12’x16’ shed for my tractor

I’m about to start my 10x8 shed foundation. Very nice tutorial. Easy to understand. Thanks for sharing

Shouldn't the corners be done first

What type of Star bit are you using for your construction screws? It looks very durable.

I bought your plans, thank you. Do you have any tips on preventing rodents, bugs or spiders from getting underneath the floor?