step 4&5

Step 4: Starting At The Bottom

For the shed floor, we utilized 3/4-in. tongue-and-score ACX plywood. Tongue-and-score joints make an unbending floor that doesn't bob or droop. Secure the plywood with 8d excited nails.

Step 5: Framing The Roof Trusses

Every truss is comprised of two 2 x 4 rafters and one 2 x 4 roof joist. The three sheets are joined together with 1/2-in. plywood gussets. To accelerate the gathering procedure, manufacture all the trusses on the shed floor before raising the dividers.

Begin by slicing all the rafters to length with a 40° edge toward one side of each. Slice 2 x 4s to 10 ft. long for the base harmonies of the trusses. Additionally, cut the greater part of the plywood gussets.

Make a layout on the shed floor for collecting the trusses. Start by laying out the parts for one truss. Adjust the base harmony to the edge of the plywood floor. At that point cut four 24-in.-long 2 x 4s. Lay two close by every beam and screw them to the plywood floor.

Presently utilize these short sheets as stopblocks for laying out and amassing every truss. Affix plywood gussets to every side of each truss with woodworker's paste and 1-in. material nails and put the trusses aside

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