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Hello!

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Shoyan here.

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I’m a carpenter based in Japan.

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Today, I’m building

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a 1.5m x 6m woodshed, (4′11″ x 19′8″)

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accessible from both sides.

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I continue building the woodshed

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for which I cut the parts last time.

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Though it’s a woodshed,

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the shape is not like a shed.

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As you can see from the shape

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of the foundation, it will be unique.

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The shape is like a Japanese-style gate

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and will be used to store firewood.

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Now, let’s start with the sill.

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The sill is 12cm(4 3/4″) wide,

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but I intentionally use

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a narrower 10cm(4″)-wide foundation.

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Generally, the foundation is 15cm(6″) wide

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if the sill is 12cm(4 3/4″) wide.

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I’m going to allow the sill to protrude

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a little so that it looks sturdy

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and stylish.

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If the building is exposed

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to rain like this,

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a wider foundation can slow down

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wood corrosion.

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Water will not accumulate

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on the foundation;

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it will drip down.

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In the initial plan,

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the foundations on the shorter side—

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which looks like a branch—

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were to be spaced 1m(3′3″) apart.

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Eventually, only three foundations

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were used on the shorter side

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at 2m(6′7″) intervals.

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A firm concrete slab

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like this is unnecessary

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with this type of foundation.

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Gravel could be used

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instead of a concrete slab,

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if it is set at the same height.

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The firewood won’t get wet,

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and can dry well.

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The foundation in the shorter direction

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was less than planned,

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but it is a firm foundation

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with a concrete slab.

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Anchor bolts seem to be used here

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more than is necessary.

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This is my fault;

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I didn’t let the concrete engineer

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know about the plan in the first place,

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so the anchor bolts were set

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at the normal length.

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This time, I’m going to install

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the slats on the sills.

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As I'm going to counterbore the sills,

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it would have been better

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if the anchor bolts were slightly lower

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than the sill top.

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I didn’t communicate that well.

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Now I start installing the sills.

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Since I cut the dovetails by hand,

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they join snugly.

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Especially in a situation like this,

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pre-cut dovetails are rickety in shape

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and don’t fit snugly.

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Hand-cut dovetails are a little tight,

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but they fit well when joined.

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I tighten the anchor bolts while

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checking that the sills are straight.

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It’s important to measure precisely

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before securing the sills

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if they aren’t connected

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in four corners.

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Even though it’s just a woodshed,

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the sill is the base and it’s important.

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I measure the size accurately

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and secure it firmly.

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I cut the anchor bolts with a grinder.

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It’s a little tricky to cut them

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after the sills are installed.

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Usually, I only cut

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one or two anchor bolts per house,

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but this is my first time

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cutting them all.

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When cutting metal

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on a concrete slab,

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I make sure to clean up well afterward.

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If I don’t, when it rains

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the metal powder will rust,

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and the concrete slab will turn red.

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So the cleanup should

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never be omitted.

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I caulk the counterbore firmly,

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proud of the surface.

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This prevents water from accumulating.

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Next, I drill a hole

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for a plug on each dovetail end

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since I didn’t drill them initially.

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This number of holes

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is easy to drill on site.

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Now I install the columns.

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There will be just one row of columns

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in the center and none on the sides.

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On the four places

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where the sill is installed

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in the short direction,

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diagonal braces will be installed.

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The shed is firmly supported

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on both sides by them.

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Rather than forcing

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to join the diagonal braces

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with a mallet,

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I loosen the column

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so it can be installed easily.

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After the braces are tightly joined

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to the column, I put it back in place.

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If you forcefully join

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the diagonal braces,

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they won’t fit tightly.

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That’s why I install them this way.

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For the area that can’t be plugged,

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I use hardware to secure

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the column and the sill.

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I float the hardware about 4mm(5/32″)

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and secure it with screws downward.

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The column will be pulled

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toward the sill.

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Next, I install the ridge beam,

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the only horizontal frame on top.

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In the center,

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the two pieces will be joined.

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Next, I install the supports

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for the firewood shelves.

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To install this support,

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I simply penetrate the column

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and plug it into the center.

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There will be slats on this.

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Next, I install the girder supports

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on the top.

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It’s called “udegi” in Japanese.

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In the same way,

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I penetrate them and plug them

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in the center.

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When a part penetrates a column,

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it won’t fit if it’s too tight—

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and it will rattle if it’s too loose.

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We set planks

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across a few stepladders as scaffolding

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so that we can install

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the girder supports.

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This was dangerous,

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since we needed to press them.

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Scaffolding would have been helpful,

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but it’s difficult to prepare scaffolding

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for a small building this size.

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On top, I wedge the girder supports

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to secure them firmly.

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These wedges can be re-tightened

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if they come loose.

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Next, I install the girders.

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The timber is small.

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I secure it to the support from the top

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with 180mm(7 1/8″) screws called Tarukick.

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An end-to-end scarf joint,

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cut diagonally, is used for the girder.

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Two girders can be screwed together

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on the support.

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I check that the columns

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are installed vertically

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before installing the roof.

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Many tie beams

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will be in the middle columns

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to hold the firewood.

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Each tie beam also serves

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as a diagonal brace

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to fix the column vertically.

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I’m going to install the diagonal braces

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while checking that the columns

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are vertical.

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There is nothing better

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than being sturdy.

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I also secure the diagonal braces

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from the front

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using long Tarukick screws.

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Even when exposed to rain,

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this screw resists rusting.

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Now that the building is securely fastened,

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I start installing the roof.

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First, I install the bargeboards

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on both sides.

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I use stainless steel nails

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from the front.

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Screws can also be used,

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but nails look better.

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There will be a Phillips head

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on the front if screws are used.

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That’s not my cup of tea.

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Next, I install the roofing boards.

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I directly install them above

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the ridge beam, girders,

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and bargeboards.

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Rafters are not used.

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The roofing boards

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are 20mm(25/32″)-thick cedar,

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and both sides are planed.

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No metal plates

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or other roofing materials

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will be on these roofing boards.

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I secure the roof boards with screws

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instead of nails.

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Since the girders are cedar

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and therefore soft,

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the roof boards may fly off in the wind;

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that’s why this part should be fixed

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firmly with screws.

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After installing the roof boards,

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I draw lines and determine

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the location of the eaves end.

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Cutting the roof boards before

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installation may result

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in an uneven alignment,

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so it’s best to cut them

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after installation.

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I made the roof boards

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a little longer than planned,

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so the ends are not neatly aligned.

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For this reason,

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I use 4cm(1 5/8″)-square timber

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between the girder and the eaves end.

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By installing this,

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the eaves end becomes stronger

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and is firmly fixed.

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It makes the roof boards

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neatly aligned and straight.

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Next, I place the exposed ridge beam

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on the top of the roof boards.

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This is used as a decoration,

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but it also holds the roof boards.

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By holding the roof boards,

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the boards won’t shift,

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and rain will not enter.

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It looks cool

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and is a nice decorative element.

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Finally, I install the battens

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along the roof board seams.

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In the case of a wall,

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it is called a batten:

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“meita” in Japanese.

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When it comes to roof boards,

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I’m not sure if batten is the right name.

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Anyway, I will call it batten

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and install them.

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For battens,

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I use short stainless steel nails.

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Two nails are needed per location

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when securing battens.

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So, there will be two nails, two nails,

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and two nails.

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If they were fastened with thick screws,

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this thin batten could break.

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Even though it’s not visible on the roof,

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it’s somewhat time-consuming

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to carefully drive in two screws

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on each part.

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Now that the roof is built,

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the next step is to build the shelves

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for the firewood.

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First, I work from the bottom.

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I secure the shelf support

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on the front of the sill.

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It is a 45mm(1 7/8″) thick,

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120mm(4 3/4″) wide,

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and 2m(6′7″) long stud.

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It’d be sturdier if a foundation existed

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between every 2m(6′7″) spacing.

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Since I’m installing

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the slats longitudinally,

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I install the beam in the center.

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The wood is an ordinary

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45m x 60mm joist/rafter. (1 7/8″ x 2 3/8″)

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I will install the slats longitudinally

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after installing the beams.

00:19:27

Next, I set a plastic post

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in the center of the beam spaced

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2m(6′7″) apart as installed earlier.

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Setting this will serve as a foundation,

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and it won’t sink.

00:20:06

Now I install the slats.

00:20:07

They are 24mm(1″),

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which is quite thick.

00:20:11

The spacing might be narrow,

00:20:13

and I don’t think this much slat

00:20:14

is necessary.

00:20:16

Anyway, I install them

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while aligning the spacing.

00:21:07

The shed was supposed to be completed

00:21:09

after installing the slats,

00:21:11

but I felt the higher shelf

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needed reinforcement.

00:21:14

Since I had some extra 4cm(1 5/8″)-square wood,

00:21:17

I made angle braces from it.

00:21:18

I install them on the diagonal braces

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to support the shelf.

00:21:22

Though it’s thin,

00:21:23

it has still become sturdier.

00:21:47

I have finished building

00:21:48

the large woodshed.

00:21:50

Two 3-ton trucks of firewood

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fit in this woodshed.

00:21:53

It’s too big and looks like

00:21:55

a building for another purpose,

00:21:57

but it’s become a splendid woodshed.

00:21:59

It can be fully stocked.

00:22:00

That’s all for today.

00:22:01

Thanks for watching!

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