The document provides instructions for painting a shed in 6 steps: 1) Clean surfaces and set nail heads, 2) Prime unprimed surfaces, 3) Caulk nail heads and cracks, 4) Paint exterior trim starting from the top down, 5) Cut in the main color around the trim, and 6) Paint the main body using a roller from top to bottom in overlapping strokes. The instructions emphasize starting at the top and working down to avoid drips, applying two coats of paint, and overlapping wet paint.
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The document provides instructions for installing sheet siding on a shed in 6 steps: 1) Determine siding length, 2) Attach the first piece of siding by nailing the corners and center to square the wall, 3) Attach remaining sheets overlapping the previous sheet, 4) Install siding around doors with a 1-inch reveal, 5) Install Z-metal flashing above the first row and cut and attach siding pieces to match the roof slope, 6) Optional filler pieces may be needed on gable ends before fascia installation. The instructions provide details for properly measuring, cutting, positioning, and nailing each piece to completely cover the shed walls.
This document provides instructions for building the floor frame of a shed. It outlines 5 steps: 1) Mark layout lines on rim joist boards spaced at 16 3/4 inches for floor joists. 2) Set rim joists and floor joists on foundation rails using a level to check height. 3) Nail floor joists to rim joists with 3 nails each. 4) Toe-nail rim joists to foundation rails at 16 inches and use angled connectors every 3-4 feet. 5) Square the floor frame by adjusting for equal diagonal measurements corner to corner.
The document provides instructions for painting a shed in 6 steps: 1) Clean surfaces and set nail heads, 2) Prime unprimed surfaces, 3) Caulk nail heads and cracks, 4) Paint exterior trim starting from the top down, 5) Cut in the main color around the trim, and 6) Paint the main body using a roller from top to bottom in overlapping strokes. The instructions emphasize starting at the top and working down to avoid drips, applying two coats of paint, and overlapping wet paint.
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The document provides instructions for installing sheet siding on a shed in 6 steps: 1) Determine siding length, 2) Attach the first piece of siding by nailing the corners and center to square the wall, 3) Attach remaining sheets overlapping the previous sheet, 4) Install siding around doors with a 1-inch reveal, 5) Install Z-metal flashing above the first row and cut and attach siding pieces to match the roof slope, 6) Optional filler pieces may be needed on gable ends before fascia installation. The instructions provide details for properly measuring, cutting, positioning, and nailing each piece to completely cover the shed walls.
This document provides instructions for building the floor frame of a shed. It outlines 5 steps: 1) Mark layout lines on rim joist boards spaced at 16 3/4 inches for floor joists. 2) Set rim joists and floor joists on foundation rails using a level to check height. 3) Nail floor joists to rim joists with 3 nails each. 4) Toe-nail rim joists to foundation rails at 16 inches and use angled connectors every 3-4 feet. 5) Square the floor frame by adjusting for equal diagonal measurements corner to corner.
This document provides instructions for installing floor sheeting in a shed. It describes 6 steps: 1) Test fitting the first sheet and marking joist locations. 2) Applying construction adhesive to the joists. 3) Setting the first sheet and nailing it down. 4) Installing remaining sheets in the first row and cutting the last piece. 5) Installing additional rows of sheeting by staggering the joints and forcing the tongue into the groove. 6) Cutting off the overhanging tongue edge flush with the rim joist, completing the floor sheeting installation.
1) The document provides step-by-step assembly instructions for a 1 drawer, 1 door frameless blind corner base cabinet. It details 21 steps to assemble the cabinet base and additional steps for attaching doors and drawers.
2) Drawer assembly requires locating drawer parts including sides, aprons, and bottoms, and joining them using wood glue and a rubber mallet by fitting the dovetailed joints together. Drawer glides are then attached.
3) Upon completing all assembly steps, plastic stoppers are installed on drawers and doors before final inspection and installation of the cabinet.
This document provides instructions for laying out the deck by marking locations for footings and support posts. It emphasizes measuring accurately, checking for square, and establishing string lines to mark the deck perimeter and post locations. The layout process establishes the foundation for a safe, level deck that is properly supported and meets local building codes. Taking time to complete the layout carefully helps avoid costly mistakes later in construction.
Whether you're a DIY whizz kid or you'll do anything to avoid doing-it-yourself, we've put together this short how-to guide to helping you with the easy-when-you-know-how task of hanging a door in your home.
Enjoy.
Stakes are driven into the ground around the perimeter of the building site and batter boards are attached to help lay out the foundation. Batter boards are horizontal boards attached to stakes driven outside the building corners. Strings are stretched between the batter boards and used to mark the outline and grade of the foundation. This ensures all foundation walls are at right angles and the proper elevation.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for making a sudoku quilt. It explains how to cut and organize fabric squares, sew the squares into blocks according to a sudoku number grid, add sashing and borders, and finish the quilt top. Key steps include pinning fabric squares to identify colors, sewing squares into rows and then blocks, pressing seams in alternating directions, labeling each block, assembling blocks into columns and the quilt top, and adding sashing and borders. The goal is to accurately make 9 blocks that match a sudoku puzzle arrangement.
3 Ways to Cut Mortises Faster and BetterAcme Tools
There are three main methods for cutting mortises described in the document:
1. Drill press method - Rough out the mortise by drilling overlapping holes and then squaring the walls with chisels.
2. Router method - Use a plunge router with a guide block to cut straight, flat-sided mortises but round ends may require squaring.
3. Mortising machine method - A benchtop machine uses specialized bits to quickly cut square holes for mortises with little need for cleanup of the walls.
Wall and floor tiling tools and equipmentdeaftc232
This document provides information on tools and equipment used for wall and floor tiling. It discusses planning and preparing for jobs, identifying and selecting both hand and power tools, using tools safely, and cleaning up. Specific tools are defined and their purposes explained, including cutters, levels, hammers, chisels, and other equipment. Safety is emphasized, such as using earth leakage circuit breakers with power tools and following instructions for safe tool use.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for tiling a floor from start to finish. It begins with safety precautions and preparation steps like measuring the space and selecting tiles. It then outlines the layout process including centering a "key tile" and dry-fitting tiles. Subsequent steps include applying adhesive, laying tiles from the key tile outward, cutting edge tiles, waiting 24 hours, filling edges, grouting, cleaning, and sealing. The overall process takes planning but results in an attractive and durable tiled floor.
Use wall and floor tiling tools and equipmentdeaftc232
This document provides information on tools and equipment used for wall and floor tiling. It discusses planning and preparing for jobs, identifying and selecting both hand and power tools for projects. Safety is emphasized, including proper use of tools and safety gear. Specific tools are defined and their purposes explained, including cutters, levels, hammers, chisels and other tools used in tiling work. Proper procedures are outlined for safely cutting tiles by hand.
Cam clamps are a simple and inexpensive alternative to traditional clamps that take less time to use. They can be easily built at home from wood stock and hardware. The document provides instructions for building cam clamps, including a list of materials needed and step-by-step directions for cutting the pieces, drilling holes, assembling the cam and jaws, and finishing touches like adding cork. With just an evening's work, someone can construct a dozen cam clamps that can exert 200-300 pounds of pressure with just a flick of the wrist.
This tutorial provides instructions for refretting a fretboard. It describes leveling the fretboard surface using sandpaper up to 2000 grit, checking for straightness and radius with a fretting caul and radius block. The document outlines deepening fret slots if needed using a slotting saw after leveling removes depth. It also details fretting the first 12-14 frets using a neck support caul and arbor press, then trimming excess fret wire. Overall, the tutorial gives a step-by-step process for refretting a fretboard from preparing the surface to fretting and dressing the frets.
This document provides instructions for stonemasons on cutting checks and splays in stone. It outlines the steps to mark and cut a check, which involves scribing lines, setting joints with a chisel, cutting a V shape, pitching along the face, setting marginal drafts, and chiseling out the rest of the check. It also details how to cut a splay, including marking splay lines on the joints and face, making the lines safe with a chisel, pitching the joints, setting in joints with marginal drafts, roughing out the center section, chiseling it flat, and polishing for a fine finish if the splay will be visible.
This document provides instructions for setting out joinery rods, which are detail drawings used to construct wood joinery items. It describes how to draw the rods on paper or plywood for clarity and stability. Dimensions should be accurate, sections drawn to show actual sizes, and the rod should be easy to interpret. The example shows setting out a window rod by first marking the height and width, then positioning moldings and other sections using scrap wood templates. Mortise and tenon joints are proportioned and cross-marked before preparing a cutting list. Additional slides demonstrate marking out stiles, rails, and sash joints in detail.
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This document provides instructions for installing a deck railing. It begins with an overview of why railings are important for safety and aesthetics and notes that railings must comply with local building codes. It then outlines the steps to install posts, run balusters between posts spaced no more than 6 inches apart, and add top and bottom rails. The instructions estimate project timelines for different skill levels and include cut diagrams. A shop list of needed materials and tools is also provided.
The document discusses different types of tools used with fasteners and their purposes. It describes socket handles that include ratchet, breaker bar, speed handle, T-handle, and torque wrench. It also lists different types of screwdriver bits and pliers such as needle nose, diagonal cutting, and snap ring pliers. Various fastener styles like hex nuts, castle nuts, slotted nuts, cotter pins, pop rivets, and wing nuts are depicted. Bolt grades for standard and metric systems are shown with stronger bolts having larger numbers. Thread pitch is defined for both standard and metric systems.
This document provides a step-by-step guide to building a laminated body Selmer-Maccaferri guitar, detailing each step of the construction process from selecting wood and tools to finishing touches. It covers topics such as producing the body mold, laminating wood layers, assembling internal bracing, binding edges, installing the fingerboard and neck, and final setup. Over 275 photos and 75 diagrams supplement the text to illustrate techniques for novice builders.
Installing deck posts and beams involves several steps:
1. Cut the posts to length, adding 6" extra and marking the cut line. Place the posts in concrete piers and brace them plumb using stakes.
2. Mark the height of the joists and beams on each post and cut the posts squarely to the marked line.
3. Install post caps and screw the girders or beams into place on top of the posts, with the crown facing upwards.
This document provides instructions for creating several homemade devices:
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2. A small portable gravitational shield made from a conductive non-ferromagnetic tube and rare earth magnets that are inserted inside to create a field.
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This document provides instructions for constructing a timber deck. It discusses measuring and cutting the wood, wearing protective equipment, and disposing of materials properly. Deck boards can be laid out in various patterns that determine joist placement. The frame is then constructed and posts, rails, and spindles are added for safety and appearance. Finally, deck boards are laid out with gaps in between and fastened to complete the surface.
This document provides instructions for installing floor sheeting in a shed. It describes 6 steps: 1) Test fitting the first sheet and marking joist locations. 2) Applying construction adhesive to the joists. 3) Setting the first sheet and nailing it down. 4) Installing remaining sheets in the first row and cutting the last piece. 5) Installing additional rows of sheeting by staggering the joints and forcing the tongue into the groove. 6) Cutting off the overhanging tongue edge flush with the rim joist, completing the floor sheeting installation.
1) The document provides step-by-step assembly instructions for a 1 drawer, 1 door frameless blind corner base cabinet. It details 21 steps to assemble the cabinet base and additional steps for attaching doors and drawers.
2) Drawer assembly requires locating drawer parts including sides, aprons, and bottoms, and joining them using wood glue and a rubber mallet by fitting the dovetailed joints together. Drawer glides are then attached.
3) Upon completing all assembly steps, plastic stoppers are installed on drawers and doors before final inspection and installation of the cabinet.
This document provides instructions for laying out the deck by marking locations for footings and support posts. It emphasizes measuring accurately, checking for square, and establishing string lines to mark the deck perimeter and post locations. The layout process establishes the foundation for a safe, level deck that is properly supported and meets local building codes. Taking time to complete the layout carefully helps avoid costly mistakes later in construction.
Whether you're a DIY whizz kid or you'll do anything to avoid doing-it-yourself, we've put together this short how-to guide to helping you with the easy-when-you-know-how task of hanging a door in your home.
Enjoy.
Stakes are driven into the ground around the perimeter of the building site and batter boards are attached to help lay out the foundation. Batter boards are horizontal boards attached to stakes driven outside the building corners. Strings are stretched between the batter boards and used to mark the outline and grade of the foundation. This ensures all foundation walls are at right angles and the proper elevation.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for making a sudoku quilt. It explains how to cut and organize fabric squares, sew the squares into blocks according to a sudoku number grid, add sashing and borders, and finish the quilt top. Key steps include pinning fabric squares to identify colors, sewing squares into rows and then blocks, pressing seams in alternating directions, labeling each block, assembling blocks into columns and the quilt top, and adding sashing and borders. The goal is to accurately make 9 blocks that match a sudoku puzzle arrangement.
3 Ways to Cut Mortises Faster and BetterAcme Tools
There are three main methods for cutting mortises described in the document:
1. Drill press method - Rough out the mortise by drilling overlapping holes and then squaring the walls with chisels.
2. Router method - Use a plunge router with a guide block to cut straight, flat-sided mortises but round ends may require squaring.
3. Mortising machine method - A benchtop machine uses specialized bits to quickly cut square holes for mortises with little need for cleanup of the walls.
Wall and floor tiling tools and equipmentdeaftc232
This document provides information on tools and equipment used for wall and floor tiling. It discusses planning and preparing for jobs, identifying and selecting both hand and power tools, using tools safely, and cleaning up. Specific tools are defined and their purposes explained, including cutters, levels, hammers, chisels, and other equipment. Safety is emphasized, such as using earth leakage circuit breakers with power tools and following instructions for safe tool use.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for tiling a floor from start to finish. It begins with safety precautions and preparation steps like measuring the space and selecting tiles. It then outlines the layout process including centering a "key tile" and dry-fitting tiles. Subsequent steps include applying adhesive, laying tiles from the key tile outward, cutting edge tiles, waiting 24 hours, filling edges, grouting, cleaning, and sealing. The overall process takes planning but results in an attractive and durable tiled floor.
Use wall and floor tiling tools and equipmentdeaftc232
This document provides information on tools and equipment used for wall and floor tiling. It discusses planning and preparing for jobs, identifying and selecting both hand and power tools for projects. Safety is emphasized, including proper use of tools and safety gear. Specific tools are defined and their purposes explained, including cutters, levels, hammers, chisels and other tools used in tiling work. Proper procedures are outlined for safely cutting tiles by hand.
Cam clamps are a simple and inexpensive alternative to traditional clamps that take less time to use. They can be easily built at home from wood stock and hardware. The document provides instructions for building cam clamps, including a list of materials needed and step-by-step directions for cutting the pieces, drilling holes, assembling the cam and jaws, and finishing touches like adding cork. With just an evening's work, someone can construct a dozen cam clamps that can exert 200-300 pounds of pressure with just a flick of the wrist.
This tutorial provides instructions for refretting a fretboard. It describes leveling the fretboard surface using sandpaper up to 2000 grit, checking for straightness and radius with a fretting caul and radius block. The document outlines deepening fret slots if needed using a slotting saw after leveling removes depth. It also details fretting the first 12-14 frets using a neck support caul and arbor press, then trimming excess fret wire. Overall, the tutorial gives a step-by-step process for refretting a fretboard from preparing the surface to fretting and dressing the frets.
This document provides instructions for stonemasons on cutting checks and splays in stone. It outlines the steps to mark and cut a check, which involves scribing lines, setting joints with a chisel, cutting a V shape, pitching along the face, setting marginal drafts, and chiseling out the rest of the check. It also details how to cut a splay, including marking splay lines on the joints and face, making the lines safe with a chisel, pitching the joints, setting in joints with marginal drafts, roughing out the center section, chiseling it flat, and polishing for a fine finish if the splay will be visible.
This document provides instructions for setting out joinery rods, which are detail drawings used to construct wood joinery items. It describes how to draw the rods on paper or plywood for clarity and stability. Dimensions should be accurate, sections drawn to show actual sizes, and the rod should be easy to interpret. The example shows setting out a window rod by first marking the height and width, then positioning moldings and other sections using scrap wood templates. Mortise and tenon joints are proportioned and cross-marked before preparing a cutting list. Additional slides demonstrate marking out stiles, rails, and sash joints in detail.
Planning to do DIY improvement project for your windows? Check out this presentation to learn how you can measure different types of window coverings for your home or office.
This document provides instructions for installing a deck railing. It begins with an overview of why railings are important for safety and aesthetics and notes that railings must comply with local building codes. It then outlines the steps to install posts, run balusters between posts spaced no more than 6 inches apart, and add top and bottom rails. The instructions estimate project timelines for different skill levels and include cut diagrams. A shop list of needed materials and tools is also provided.
The document discusses different types of tools used with fasteners and their purposes. It describes socket handles that include ratchet, breaker bar, speed handle, T-handle, and torque wrench. It also lists different types of screwdriver bits and pliers such as needle nose, diagonal cutting, and snap ring pliers. Various fastener styles like hex nuts, castle nuts, slotted nuts, cotter pins, pop rivets, and wing nuts are depicted. Bolt grades for standard and metric systems are shown with stronger bolts having larger numbers. Thread pitch is defined for both standard and metric systems.
This document provides a step-by-step guide to building a laminated body Selmer-Maccaferri guitar, detailing each step of the construction process from selecting wood and tools to finishing touches. It covers topics such as producing the body mold, laminating wood layers, assembling internal bracing, binding edges, installing the fingerboard and neck, and final setup. Over 275 photos and 75 diagrams supplement the text to illustrate techniques for novice builders.
Installing deck posts and beams involves several steps:
1. Cut the posts to length, adding 6" extra and marking the cut line. Place the posts in concrete piers and brace them plumb using stakes.
2. Mark the height of the joists and beams on each post and cut the posts squarely to the marked line.
3. Install post caps and screw the girders or beams into place on top of the posts, with the crown facing upwards.
This document provides instructions for creating several homemade devices:
1. A wind turbine generator made from cardboard, dowels, rubber bands, and tape that uses Savonius-style vertical blades to harness wind power. The instructions describe cutting blades and disks, marking angles, and assembling the turbine.
2. A small portable gravitational shield made from a conductive non-ferromagnetic tube and rare earth magnets that are inserted inside to create a field.
3. An improvised measuring device made from common household items like string, a ruler or measuring tape, and weights that can measure the depth of pools or distances without specialized equipment. The instructions explain tying knots in the string and using weights to take accurate underwater
This document provides instructions for constructing a timber deck. It discusses measuring and cutting the wood, wearing protective equipment, and disposing of materials properly. Deck boards can be laid out in various patterns that determine joist placement. The frame is then constructed and posts, rails, and spindles are added for safety and appearance. Finally, deck boards are laid out with gaps in between and fastened to complete the surface.
Woodworking: The Essentila "all Purpose" workbenchYadeaHerman
Building a workbench seems to be a rite of
passage for most serious woodworkers.
It has a maple split top (Roubo) which is what many
advanced woodworkers are using. It uses
inexpensive vises but is designed to accept the more
expensive hardware should you chose to upgrade.
The only "downsides" to this bench would be the
difficulty with adding a Benchcrafted tail vise (would
need a longer top) and it uses round dogs instead of
square dogs. Both of which are options many choose
to do differently so, it comes down to a personal
choice. You could probably also call out the fact that
it's only 6 feet long as well. Frankly, if we would have
made it longer, it would have accepted the
Benchcrafted tail vise nicely; but keeping it shorter
allowed us to order 12' lumber for the top and not
have any scrap.
All details including dimensions, parts list, tool list,
and a full cost breakdown are included.
Essential
The document provides instructions for accurately measuring and templating a glass splashback. It recommends tools for measuring and outlines a step-by-step process for creating a template, including measuring heights, widths, and cutouts. It emphasizes allowing a 2mm tolerance gap between the glass and other surfaces and provides additional guidance for returns, corners, and general cutouts.
This document provides instructions to build a collapsible counter-balance floor loom. It details all the materials and tools needed, and provides step-by-step instructions to construct the frame, beams, pedals, lams, harnesses and heddles. Color coding and string attachments are used to connect the pedals to lams and lams to harnesses, allowing the user to control the raising and lowering of the harnesses through foot pedals to create weaving patterns. Once completed, the loom can be used to measure warp threads and weave fabric.
This document provides plans and instructions for building a basic 12' x 8' shed. It includes a list of materials, diagrams of the framing and assembly steps. The shed features a simple gable roof, double doors, windows, and can be used for storage or a workshop. Construction involves building a floor frame, walls, roof framing, and installing siding, roofing, doors and windows. The plans allow for customizable features like adding a wood ramp.
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I've had a Roubo-style workbench at the top of my
wish-list for quite a while after reading through
Christopher Schwarz's Workbenches: From Design &
Theory to Construction & Use. And, as luck would
have it, three years ago I helped a friend mill several
large trees that they had taken down and, in return,
he was nice enough to give me a bunch of really nice,
thick lumber to use for a workbench. So while that
finishes drying, I thought I'd build a bench from
common construction-grade lumber and experiment
with some design and construction ideas that I've
come across over the years.
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After examining many, many workbench designs and almost settling on a German-style bench, I came across the 17th century French workbench of Andre Roubo. This design seemed to have surpassing versatility and an aesthetic superiority to every other design. In the construction process I learned of the trade-off between functionality, design, and ease of construction. I have made awkward-looking workbenches in one day which function perfectly. I've also made beautiful tables quickly and easily which are only useful as buffet tables. To make this workbench functional and attractive required that every surface be planed properly, and every corner be a perfect 90 degrees.
The document provides instructions for cutting, installing, and finishing ProRoc gypsum board. It describes how to cut boards using a utility knife and straight edge. Boards should be attached to studs or joists using drywall screws for a professional finish. Joints and corners are finished using drywall tape and three coats of joint compound, sanding between coats.
This document provides instructions for installing new guttering on a house. It describes measuring and planning the job, removing the old guttering, fitting brackets and outlets, installing the gutters and downpipes, and optional extras like guards and rain diverters. Care is needed in accurately setting out and fitting the guttering, but with the right products and tools, changing your own guttering can be a straightforward job.
This document provides plans and instructions for building a basic 12x8 shed with a gable roof, doors, windows, and optional ramp. It includes an overview of the shed design, cutting lists of required materials, drawings and details of the framing and assembly steps. The 10-page guide outlines the step-by-step process for constructing the foundation, framing the floor, walls and roof, installing sheathing and roofing, and finishing with siding, fascia and trim. Optional additions like windows or changing the siding material are also discussed.
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1. The document provides instructions for properly painting a front door. It recommends removing the door and hardware, priming all sides, caulking any cracks, sanding, and painting with a brush and roller following the grain direction of the wood.
2. The instructions detail removing the door by taking out the hinge pins and removing other hardware like the doorknob before painting. All surfaces should be primed including edges and inside faces.
3. The door should be painted with several coats using a brush for corners and a roller for panels, always following the wood grain direction and stopping at diagonal seams. Proper preparation and multiple coats are emphasized for a quality painted door.
The document describes a study that aims to model how the bounce of a squash ball changes after being rubbed under a shoe. It involves rubbing 10 new squash balls a varying number of times under a standardized apparatus to mimic shoe rubbing. The bounce height of each ball is then measured after each set number of rubs using a video camera and yardstick setup. Detailed instructions are provided for constructing the rubbing apparatus and bounce measurement setup. The sampling process rubs each ball for a set number of rubs and immediately measures its bounce height to analyze the relationship between rubbing and bounce.
This document provides installation instructions for installing a deck using hollow decking boards with a solid border. The 11 step process includes: measuring the area; preparing and leveling the ground; building the frame with joists spaced every 400mm or less; locating start up clips for the first board; securing all start up clips; tapping boards into place with fixing clips along the outside edge; continuing adding boards into fixing clips; allowing gaps between butted boards; using start up clips differently for the last board; pre-drilling and screwing down the solid border board; and completing the deck.
The document provides instructions for building standard exterior timber steps that are 900mm wide and come off a deck that is 900mm high. It outlines the necessary step dimensions and regulations. The steps will have 6 rises of 175mm each for a total height of 1050mm. The materials needed are dressed H3 treated pine for the stringers, treads, and riser boards. The instructions give detailed steps for laying out and cutting the stringers and treads, installing the treads and riser boards, and attaching the completed steps to the deck and to concrete pads for stability.
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9. How to install asphalt roofing on a shed
1. HOW TO BUILD A SHED?
9. HOW TO INSTALL
ASPHALT ROOFING ON A
SHED
2. Step 1: Install the eve drip edge
The first step to installing asphalt shingles is to install the drip edge on the
eve edge of the roof.
3. Step 1: (Cont’d)
Cut the 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" metal drip edge using tin snips. Make a corner in
each of the shed roof end pieces and extend the drip edge up the rake of the
roof 2 inches.
4. Step 1: (Cont’d)
The drip edge is set directly on top of the roof sheeting and fascia trim. It
goes under the building paper to allow any moisture running down on top
of the paper to be on top of the drip edge.
6. Step 2: Install the building paper
The second step is to install the 15 pound building paper. Building paper
can be very slippery so great care must be taken when standing on it.
7. Step 2: (Cont’d)
Roofing paper nails with plastic caps work best to hold the paper without
ripping it. Make sure to only stand on places that are well nailed on and
also try to always stand on a plastic nail head.
8. Step 2: (Cont’d)
Line the building paper up with the drip edge and install one nail near the
corner end. It can overhang the rake and be cut off squarely later.
9. Step 2: (Cont’d)
Roll the paper out along the drip edge. Align it with the drip edge and
install a second nail to hold it in place. Go back and install nails every 12
inches along the edges and 24 inches in the center.
10. Step 2: (Cont’d)
The top edge does not need to be nailed because it will be nailed on with
the next overlapping row.
11. Step 2: (Cont’d)
Install each successive row making sure to overlap the previous row by 4
inches minimum.
12. Step 3: Install the roof rake drip edge
The third step is to install the drip edge along the rakes of the
roof.
13. Step 3: (Cont’d)
The rake drip edge is installed on top of the building paper so
that any moisture will be diverted above the paper.
14. Step 3: (Cont’d)
Cut the building paper off flush with the fascia board before
installing the drip edge.
15. Step 3: (Cont’d)
Start at the lower end of the rake and overlap the 2 inch return
from the eve drip edge that was installed earlier.
16. Step 3: (Cont’d)
At the ridge you can either cut the drip edge to terminate at the
ridge or on smaller sheds you can use one piece of drip edge to
cover both sides of the roof rakes.
17. Step 4: Make alignment marks on the building
paper
The fourth step is to make horizontal alignment marks on the building
paper to help you keep the rows of asphalt shingles straight.
18. Step 4: (Cont’d)
Start by measuring up from the drip edge along the roof rakes and placing
a mark every 12 inches.
19. Step 4: (Cont’d)
Use a chalk line to mark lines across the roof between the marks so you
have a horizontal lines that are parallel to the eve.
20. Step 5: Install the starter strip shingles
The fifth step is to install a row of starter strip shingles. Starter strips are
used to help the first row of shingles that sit over the drip edge to stick to
the roof without having nail heads showing.
21. Step 5: (Cont’d)
They can be purchased pre-made or you can make them from the regular
shingles you purchased to install on the roof. Since most sheds only need
a few starter pieces it is typically more economical to cut the starter strips
from shingles.
22. Step 5: (Cont’d)
To make a starter strip from regular shingles you will flip a shingle over and
cut it lengthwise along the tar strip just above the tops of the factory made
slits. Cut enough singles to run along both eves of the shed.
23. Step 5: (Cont’d)
Cut 6 inches off the first starter strip so that the joints in the starter strip row
are offset 6 inches from the row of shingles that will go directly on top of it.
24. Step 5: (Cont’d)
The first starter strip installed will be the one that you cut 6 inches off of.
25. Step 5: (Cont’d)
Install the starter strip upside down making sure that the edge with the tar
strip is on top of the drip edge. .
26. Step 5: (Cont’d)
There should be a 3/8" overhang over both the eve and rake drip edges. Put a
nail every 12 inches, just above the tar strip and 1 inch from the ends.
27. Step 5: (Cont’d)
Continue installing starter strips along the eve drip edge. They should be 36
inches long and the ends are butted against each other.
28. Step 6: Install 6 rows of asphalt shingles
The sixth step is to install the first six rows of shingles. Each row of shingles
will be offset from the previous row by 6 inches. This prevents water from
running down between shingle joints and into the shed.
29. Step 6: (Cont’d)
Start at the same end of the eve that you started the starter strip on and
install a full 36 inch long shingle over the starter strip. Maintain the same
⅜” overhang of the drip edge by lining the shingle up with the starter strip.
30. Step 6: (Cont’d)
Each shingle gets 4 nails. One on each end and one above each of the slits.
Nails are typically installed ⅝ of an inch from the top of the slits and not in
the tar strip.
31. Step 6: (Cont’d)
Continue installing the first row using full 36 inch shingles.
Cut the end of the first row before moving to the second row so you will
have the reference point for the 3/8 inch overhang when you cut the next
few rows of shingles that are installed.
32. Step 6: (Cont’d)
Continue installing the first row using full 36 inch shingles.
Cut the end of the first row before moving to the second row so you will
have the reference point for the 3/8 inch overhang when you cut the next
few rows of shingles that are installed.
33. Step 6: (Cont’d)
Start the second row with a 6 inch offset from the first row and
using full 36 inch long shingle.
34. Step 6: (Cont’d)
Continue installing rows of shingles always starting with the 6 inch offset and
letting the ends overhang the rake until you have 6 rows installed.
35. Step 6: (Cont’d)
As you install each row you will visually line it up with the horizontal marks
you made on the building paper to keep the rows straight.
36. Step 6: (Cont’d)
Now return to the starting ends of the shingles and install filler pieces. Make
sure that the pieces follow the same joint offset pattern as the singles previously
installed on the roof.
37. Step 6: (Cont’d)
Now return to the starting ends of the shingles and install filler pieces. Make
sure that the pieces follow the same joint offset pattern as the singles previously
installed on the roof.
38. Step 6: (Cont’d)
These ends can also overhang the rake of the roof. This is a good place to use
scrap ends from other parts of the roof.
On the first runs of roofing you will not have much scrap
39. Step 7: Cut the overhanging shingle ends
The seventh step is to cut the shingle ends off after the first 6 rows are installed.
On this project we got ahead of ourselves and forgot to cut the shingles after the
first six rows.. But the process is the same.
40. Step 7: (Cont’d)
You will use the straight edge of a spare shingle to line up your cut. Flip a
shingle over and line the straight edge up with the 3/8" overhang of the lower
shingle. On the top end you will hold the straight edge 3/8" off the drip edge.
41. Step 7: (Cont’d)
Use your utility knife to cut along the straight edge of the shingle.
It sometimes takes several passes with the knife to cut all the way
through.
42. Step 7: (Cont’d)
Now, clean the cut edges of the shingles by using a scrap piece of asphalt
roofing to burnish the cut edge of the shingles that are installed on the roof.
43. Step 8: Continue installing roof shingles in 6 row
sets
The eighth step is to continue installing shingles in 6 row sets. The seventh
row of shingles will start with a full shingle, just like the first row installed.
(The shingle ends in the image should have been cut before the seventh
row was installed.)
44. Step 8: (Cont’d)
Continue following the same 6 row pattern that you did the first time and
install the shingles until you get to the roof ridge. The last row of shingles can
overlap the ridge if you are not using a ridge vent. If they overlap they can be
nailed to the opposite roof.
45. Step 9: Install ridge cap
The ninth step is to install the ridge cap. The ridge cap pieces can be
purchased as pre cut pieces or you can cut them from the shingles.
46. Step 9: (Cont’d)
If you are cutting them you will flip several shingles over and cut them
into thirds by cutting from the top of the slits to the edge of the shingle.
47. Step 9: (Cont’d)
Start at the end of the shed that is most visible and fold the cut shingle
over the ridge with half of the shingle running down each roof slope. .
48. Step 9: (Cont’d)
The finished gravel face of the shingle should be facing up and
overhanging the drip edge like the regular shingles. The unfinished part
should be facing toward the center of the shed.
49. Step 9: (Cont’d)
Install one nail on each end of the shingle, just below the black tar line
like you did the regular shingles.
All successive ridge cap pieces overlap the previous pieces similar to
how you installed them on the main roof..
50. Step 9: (Cont’d)
When you get to the end of the ridge you will cut the unfinished part of the
shingle off and then nail it on directly through the finished face. Use a dap of
roofing mastic on each of the nail heads to prevent leaking.
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