Once I had the foundation completed I dug a trench from the house to the shed to run power lines and a Cat-6 cable for wired Internet.  I planned to use the Internet to run a security camera and a router to extend my wifi into the back yard.

I then built a jig to lay out the trusses on the floor of the shed. These were built out of 2x6 lumber and used half-inch MSB for the Gusset plates which were glued and screw-nailed. These were spaced 24 inches apart and formed a nice attic with a 30 degree pitched roof.

The walls were framed with 2x4s on 16-inch centers and were also glued and screw-nailed to the floor. This framing resulted in a spacious interior of about 110 sq ft.

I used half-inch MSB sheeting on the walls and 5/8" sheeting on the roof. I did something a little different with the sheeting.  I used construction adhesive to glue each sheet to the framing. This technique made the framing and sheeting to make a single continuous structure similar to a eggshell which makes for a very strong  building.

Prior to shingling the roof I covered it with 15 lb tar-paper. I then used 1-inch roofing nails to secure the shingles to the roof.  Most roofer today use a staple gun with 7/8" staples which is a fast way of putting a roof on but do not have anything near the strength as good old fashion roofing nails.