I'm building a 6x10 saltbox shed with the assistance of a design plan that I purchased online. Everything from the subfloor, the framing of the front wall and the completion of the back wall have been great. I'm now at point where the roof trusses are to be built and I'm finding a bit frustrating and am now looking for some guidance if possible. My plans were based on a saltbox shed that is 8x12, but because of limited real estate I could only build it 6x10. That being said I'm confused about the angles to cut, and the length of front and rear 2x4's which would create the truss (which should give me a total span of 6', not including 1' 3.5" overhang at the front). I've included a couple of pictures from the plan to me, seem inaccurate but based on my basic skills, I am not certain. I'm using 2x4's and I'm sure I could probably lay the wood out and trace some lines but I'd like to know how to do it as everything else has all added up and come together without issue. Thanks for any help that can be passed along.

I added an addition on to the chicken coop recently. Here is what I did in a nut shell but I think I over did it. I had all this extra 2x6 treated lumber and ripped the edges off, then ripped these pieces in half to make 2 1/2" strips. I then boxed these together and added welded wire to make my addition. Here is the addition to the main coop. The top is open with wire as well. [ATTACH]1602[/ATTACH] OK so the chickens do not like the sun or rain and did not go in there much. So I decoded to add a roof last week. I was thinking plywood, but I would have to buy that. ( I don't want to buy anything really) So then I saw this corrugated roof stuff at the box store. $20 bucks each and I would need two. Plus not available in white. Hmmm..... So I started ripping the rounded edges on some of the extra boards I had and started laying them across the top. Kind of like a deck. When I got done it looked fairly well, so I ran strips down the sides and center to screw it to. Plus dummy front strips to fill the gap. Like rails on a pallet, since I wanted to be able to remove this. ( Mater of fact it looks like I made a pallet..LOL) Then I stained it to match the coop. Here is what it looks like. [ATTACH]1603[/ATTACH][ATTACH]1604[/ATTACH] Well its heavy. It will take two people at least to lift it off. It seems my addition may not hold up to winter snow. Although I stood on the edge some, ( knelt really) and it supported my weight. Does anyone think I need to add any angle braces or anything? If so where? It would seem I over did it weight wise. This is home store treated 2x6 from the home store. Cant remember what, but was the cheap stuff. Pine? Here is whats left of the wood. I had 4 piles of this stuff. [ATTACH]1606[/ATTACH] Sorry post was so long. Thanks in advance.