How To Build a Shed Floor - Shed Building Video 3 of 15

Welcome to countrylifeprojects.com I'm Henry Reinders This is Episode 3 of the 15th episode of our Shed Project I'll show you how to make the ground in this film. But before starting What I want to emphasize is Make sure the ground is straight. and flat. Start doing anything from the ground. It will become easier. So we started making ground. We need to see first. The position of our head. have a few things to do at the beginning. You have to mark the key head first. In episode 2 I have taught everyone. How to Choose a Straight Head actually. No piece of wood is perfectly straight. When you mark the key. First you have to. Decide on the position of the head This means The length of the head. If the length of the head is too long It will go down. There would be no straight ground. In addition to determining the position of the head And the correct position of the head. Be sure of the length of your head. A lot of heads. Now it is straight. but sometimes They will become uneven. So the length of the head. Make sure the key head length You just check it, and if it's flat, Then you only need to cut off one edge. But if it's not flat, Well, first you have to cut off an edge, Then take your measuring device, Cut off the other edge. This leads to, When your frames are fixed together, It will give you a very flat corner. So it's important, Before you examine it, You have to make all the cuts first. These two pieces are here, It's already been cut. They're nine layers, nine centimeters, They are 3 cm less than 10 cm. There's a reason for that, If you saw our frame measurement video, I explained why, This has a lot to do with money-making materials, When you reach the final stage of your framework. So it's very important, You must use 9 layers and 9 centimeters. So after watching our introductory video, You will know why. So what we're going to do next, Let these out, Put the frame up, We're gonna tie up the edges, Make sure they're all tied up, Bind up on both sides, the same length. This is also important, They're the same length, Because it will decide Can you cut the frame. If they're not the same length, You never cut to the frame. So these are ready, The frames are all tied up. Now, I'm going to show you a little trick, If you're not familiar with frameworks, or you haven't done much, You might want to put some marks on the wood, This will help you decide, Make sure things are right, and keep the frame right, I'll show you a little trick, This is when we were studying and building windows in Europe It can be easily applied to the framework. You will find here, This is our 16-inch center and 48-inch center, 64, 5, I'll put a stamp here, In the center, This way we don't interfere with the design of the frame. put it aside, Then take a black mark, Then click, You're gonna want this point to the front of your window, So this is the direction ahead, So we'll put in a little frame, Like this, Because these are frameworks, We'll put a C here, If these are your frameworks, you put a C, You needn't worry. So right now, When you put these frames in, You make sure these frameworks look like this, You don't make mistakes. So, Now it's done, Let's start releasing Our true framework. Before we start releasing the frame of the 16-inch center, I want to show you the best imprint I can use. This is a frame design, Our growth is 16 inches, And then we have big numbers growing, We have a black mark, It's one inch and two inches, and that sort of thing, And then we have a red mark, It's a 16-inch center, This will continue to release lines, You can see here it's 32 inches, If you keep playing, We'll release 48 inches, You can see here, This will make it easy for you You can print out the frame or the frame, We started releasing the 16-inch center, You have to start at the front of the framework, and then out to the back end of the frame, Now, First of all, The frame is on this side, You don't need to print it here, Well, obviously, The edges of the frame will be flat, And then you go to your first 16-inch center, You don't need to print 16 inches here, You have to go from the 16-inch center to the rear end of the frame, And then you go to your second 16-inch center, Print it out, and put out an X here, Represents the side of the frame Right side of the frame Here, The edge of the frame If you are left-handed, you may think it is simpler. Go to this side of the center of your lock Then print it here Then put your X here But generally, we go backwards We will not go forward to the center But if you're left-handed You might think it's simpler So it's your choice As long as you do it the same way for every lock you'll be fine So we're going to We're gonna print all the locks here And then we're gonna take our triangle That is, this Some carpenters like to call it a triangle You'll find the name in the shop Triangle Sometimes it may be fishing. but generally it's a triangle they are very convenient They're good at printing angles They're great, too do this kind of design work And then I'll tell you What are we going to do Well, we come to our final lock here They're close Overall We are about 21cm From here to the end of the lock We're going to install a lock here But because we're locked Use triangular wood You don't need to install on the lock It will be on the back end of the lock It won't walk This is your choice We will install But you don't need As long as you use triangular wood This is how the lock is printed I will draw some lines on the lock Draw some lines on the lock I'll tell you later How to do it We go back to the other end of the lock Okay, you take a triangular wood On the outer end of the lock Along the line Along the lines you printed before 这个 This is what I showed you You can use your left hand So in this case We just need to pay attention I'll do it is to make sure We won't have mistakes I'll be in the lock Put an X word So obviously We will follow the line You just have to do a profile Like I said I only made a profile because I showed you With the left hand Make sure you put the X on it Don't forget To the end This is the part I should mention one thing You can also buy these triangular wood in a larger version If you are 2x12 or 2x10 You might want to consider buying a bigger Small fits 2x6 and 2x4 Now we're all done at the top We're gonna put these down Because they are 2x6 We're gonna put the line Flat direction Put on the lock face This will ensure that When we You put an X in this When we put the lock on They'll be average It only takes a few seconds It's worth it. So through do it with them Two locks Then continue Until they're all done This is really Is Put it down. Your lock 并且 Not sad Turn back Especially if you don't do it every day Not sad back Confirm again Make sure the locking surface is correct If the locking face is incorrect Your glass may not fit You might have a bent lock This is gonna be painful All right, we've got the lock done. All down. We also go Cut the locks off. They're both cut on both sides They are not average. have a small problem I'll explain to you in a minute Printing of our lock face is to the front For people who use this feature can see here can also be seen here Our locks is in seven centimeters Six centimeters plus three centimeters For the lock face is seven centimeters nine centimeters So the total is seven centimeters nine centimeters Nine centimeters nine centimeters You can see I cut it like this Imagine If all the lock faces were cut like this What's going to happen is When you hold them together Your lock face There will be a bent state state of bending So when you try to bend it It will be under some pressure Block it 所以 Make sure your lock face It's right 90 degrees. Check it Make a few cuts This will make the whole job easier It will be easier to cut all the lock faces This also conforms to the design of the desktop Desktop Design or the design of the desktop And your walls Your building Anything you do It can be done in the lock face. Okay. We're going to lock up all the locks. I just want to remind you of one thing Before we do When you gently Put all the lock faces The locking faces of the locking faces are fixed together NOW All the lock faces are quite close These are pretty close Top of locking face You will find If you look at the lock its sofa Probably all here This is what you want When your framework is complete It's on the couch It's pretty close We start now Lock them up I want to say one thing is the chain You should use Let's take a look Chain Compressed Stacks You will want to use with a compressed stack to do These are carbon-faced fixed when going to the shop Before packaging Should say Compression They can be green and some blue. Just make sure they're pressure-treated garbage. If they're not, what happens is they solidify. Protective agent for garbage will solidify pressure-treated screws So make sure you're using a pressure-treated screw. These are 3-inch We're gonna put the whole table together Now we start fixing the tables together Mainly on the outside of the screw Make sure they are in contact with the screws at the back This way, the lines here will help. We can hold them together You need a 3-inch screw 1 inch screw on top Also at the bottom One screw in the middle, a total of 3 screws We begin now hold them together fixed at the top The advantage is that the screws will hold the garbage together. If your desktop is a little curved, or a cup Screws hold the trash together If you use a sharp knife or a nail, the screw will not move. If you use air nails, you won't get the same pull. What you will get is the screw The whole table is mainly fixed together with screws Few areas will use nails In this part, I suggest starting at the top. Fix the top and make sure you are online. Once they are fixed at the top Top fixed at the bottom The top is fixed at the bottom, so you can gently fix the screws together Just keep using each screw I'm going to go on now I'm going to fix the desktops together Once they are fixed together I'll start using wood again Here are a few ways to use I'll show you We finished fixing the screws Next we're going to fix the desktops together We also want to make sure they're fixed where we want them to be. We also need to check their levels. Next I'll demonstrate how to make sure the desktops are fixed together Now we're holding the desktops together We're gonna hold them together This is also a good time Make sure they are level Because the desktops are fixed together It will be difficult will be heavier We're gonna try to hold them together You won't have room to get in and out So we're going to hold them together You also want to make sure that the desktop is fixed where you want it We've already done Now I'll show you That's what you have to do To hold the desktop together You have to go from corner to corner Transverse If the measurements are the same Two directions The desktop will be fixed together So we will do this From the corner outside Next I'll put it in this box This box is Thy. This box is what everyone sees. This is very important. Before we started, we had fixed this piece. Look at this line on the table and make sure it is straight. Before we start, we have to fix the table. This can get complicated if you're not careful So what we have to do is, we have to fix a line between four feet. This is the magnitude of the table We're gonna fix it to the middle And then we want to make sure that after fixing that line This will hinder the fixation in this Before we put down the next drawing Or on a drawing we're putting down On the previous drawing So this is important We now begin to fix this line I've fixed it between four feet So we don't have to worry Fix it here Fix it on this line fixed in this fixed well Then you know you're gonna stop fixing So we need to fix the fixed Come back, we're going to start Then I'll show you how to finish Okay, we're ready to fix is very important Use the correct fixing material Now we're using PL-400 If you can't buy PL-Premium is a good product Same liquid nail PL-400 is actually a fixed material fixed on the table So it's the best fit for what we do It is also very resistant to any water and water quality So we're going to start You need to be in the center of the fixing material Put 1.25 inches of fixing material You need to keep 2 inches From the line we have set Then disengage from over there I'll turn around You have to make sure When you reach the fixed material Position of fixed material You are not in the center of the fixed material but next to the fixing material Right here Then put the line Pull to the outside of the fixing material We'll be here in a minute We will come back again Before We fix the thread in the center of the fixing material I will explain to you If the fixing material is here in different locations You need to get 2 inches of fixing material Fix it next to the fixing material I'm not like this here But if you add multiple layers That's how it's gonna be So if you fix the material here You put 2 inches of fixing material fixed here Then fix it in the fixing material This is very troublesome You will be fixed here Fixing materials can be troublesome So that's why I will fix the thread in the center of the fixing material. Fixed next to the fixing material This will make your work more interesting Another thing I'd like to show you a few more things We came here first This is where you start When you use the tongue and the drum The tongue starts here. So in the next piece When you put two pieces together You will put on the edge of the tongue Instead of the edge of the tongue, this will be more delicate. When you start your first table Or any table, when you do it You don't let them on the edge of the table on the edge of the table If they're on the edge I'm just stressing You get this distorted effect When you put your structural material here Your desktop material, that sort of thing What will happen is They will try to twist here You'll have a twisted structure This can cause problems with your structural materials. So pay attention Make sure your materials Material material slightly more One-eighth Don't need too much Next we start cropping When you make your first table You'll start in the corner here And then we'll tweak everything from there Then you first adjust your long direction We can pull this back The paste has begun to stick But it's still reliable We take a square Make sure we're one in eight The balance you want. No matter which space you enter You want to balance every space There's another point We use an iron saw It's made to suppress trash These are five out of one Whenever they are repeatedly suppressed They will crush the garbage to one centimeter But the loading of the saw prevent them from pressing compounds in wood be scraped off So it's important to use them We continue We have to balance Down Good work here. Try this again Need a little more Make sure it's right The more you do The more accurate you do The simpler You do the final steps may not seem important But it's actually So here we are be safe We'll add more junk later But we're just trying to balance everything I probably have One sixteenth From the edge So we want to do the same here Another secret. When you use repressed Timber You don't want to fix it this edge Until you actually have another layer of wood in there. If you fix it inside first It gets very tight about one-eighth and then fixed it inside Then fix another layer of wood in it. Then fix it on both sides Let's check first That's enough As for How many screws to use I like every eighth Some people might say One twelfth is enough. but one eighth Plus paste So inside will guarantee You'll have very tight ground when you're done. I fixed it here first There's another secret I still have I don't know if you can see it from there. As it passes through the kitchen It will have some lines Screws from the kitchen Usually They are straight If it is Please check them Make sure they are straight If they are You can use them as a guide 例如 Our screws are here This line is here If I put a third of the screws I'll be in the middle of this screw You may have some One third You can use it Just as a guide it is very good When you put the wood on the ground We put this line on the ground If you see video 2 I've explained why This line is on the ground Is the quality is not enough So we decided to put it on the ground But If you want to know more Please see video 2. In addition to this We will fix this line to the ground And then we'll do the last part And then we'll be back do those parts Another important thing When you fix your screws Or fasten the wood to your screws Please check Make sure your screws Still in the center Because they might They might be like this So you need to adjust them When you fix them to the ground So we're going to turn it over We are in the center Then We will fix them to the ground We have finished We will be in the next section Cutting When you hold the wood together but they Need to have a space When you hold your screws together Also need to have a space This is to prevent them from waving We will cut in the future We'll be back We will come to cut We'll cut again But we won't We'll be here This one There is also a space requirement here Let me show you It's also consistent with any house building you do Building of any house That is to say You don't want this space to be too tight You only want 1.6 inches This will stop the house from squeezing In the shed you might not worry But if you're gonna do it right This is the way You'll find that we have 1.6 inches of space here. So everything went well We're gonna squeeze it Squeeze it I'll squeeze it Then we'll move on to the next part Things you still need to do We're going to start the next step an important thing It's when you're on a table like this You should squeeze the desktop If we're doing a big area Like the table and the house. You will squeeze the desktop Like this Your next dough will be four centimeters So your squeeze is exactly the same To the desktop place We do a little squeeze We don't need to worry too much Just squeeze the place Not far from the other side. So we put an 85-inch piece here Will take us this way When you're using wood Make sure all the buttons are clear Put your squeeze on the dough Squeeze a little Make sure no small pieces of wood fall Also When you squeeze anything Or squeeze the tabletop over Check this squeeze Make sure it's clean No trash in there. Check the extrusion of your wood I'm gonna squeeze this desktop I'll squeeze the desktop I will show you Another squeeze on demand to prevent squeezing the tabletop For a moment I squeeze the desktop We squeezed We squeeze the wood This one is left behind Will not be squeezed We'll take the saw Squeeze on this edge Squeeze in One thing I want to pay attention to Like our ankles When this piece is squeezed together You need to stay 1.6 inches of space or closer This prevents squeezing This is important especially at home So we squeezed this piece Start from the middle keep uniform Squeeze slowly 1.6 inches More likely Because we squeeze behind the wood. So on the other side Squeezed 1.6 inches We'll keep squeezing Squeeze it again I think the squeeze is in good shape We'll squeeze this piece down Then we will cut Next piece We'll squeeze this piece together And then I'll demonstrate Method of cutting Okay, now let's put Squeeze the table down There's one thing I want to say I did not mention We're squeezing here You have to squeeze first Your ankle You squeeze here Like we squeezed here If your ankle have any adjustment Squeeze this direction Or that direction. To ensure The end of your desk is flat This is done And then you can squeeze in here Then finish the extrusion Squeeze it down So we're done Now we have a squeeze here Approaching 3 inches It's actually 1.5 inches Because our Extruded plate So we're gonna Squeeze from below long distance ankle And then we're gonna Plus 1.8 inches So when we're done squeezing Our Extruded Plates Is to squeeze from under the ankle So we'll squeeze in here We would do the same thing on the other side Squeeze here Squeeze ankle This will give us a perfect straight line We'll squeeze here I've done it before Squeeze to this line Then we squeeze our ankles We'll use a technical knife I have put the technical knife Squeeze to 1.25 inches away Squeeze under the ankle We'll cut it open We are 1.8 inches Squeeze from under the ankle So when our material Squeeze to the back we wouldn't have Destruction of the ankle or ankle We don't need to squeeze We're about to finish squeezing our ankles I squeeze my ankle first We first squeeze the ankle And then we're done squeezing our ankles Next we're gonna squeeze our ankles This is the ankle I told you before We're gonna squeeze our ankles This might give everyone a surprise You might think But we're going to build Own automatic squeezer We're gonna use our ankles As a pattern to squeeze the ankle That's what we spent So much time Make sure the ankle is smooth Because doing the ankle squeeze Need this accuracy So in the next video We're gonna start squeezing our ankles