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It still has to be Plastered and it is core filled . I still has to be finished but it had to be flashed as it is raining at the moment here.

@@LeBeau1 I keep getting on the roof and forgetting them.

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if you don't want a join in it and 8.5 but the problem Is it will take two people to hand it .generally i would put a slip join in it as it will be more forgiving when doing mitres . Also you cannot carry an 8.5 on your car so you would have to pay for delivery which would add at least another 120 onto the job

@@dennisperrie thanks heaps for the advice. Keep pumping out the content as I enjoy learning the roof plumbing. Would be good to see a video in depth on the measurements used to cut downpipe to achieve the different angles etc. cheers

@1PricelessShot but when you are doing gutters you generally use a metal drill bit for ease.

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@@jimowenspmp you should be able to get 90 and 120 wide boards.

@@dennisperrie I haven't found wider than 75 cm in Perth. I can get Villaboard wider, but it's thicker (6 mm)

@@dennisperrie It looks like Hardiflex cladding might be the answer

@@LeBeau1 From a guy called M.K.accessories. he custom makes them for me. Does a great job

@@dennisperrie cheers bro. We'll grab beer soon cheif.

@LeBeau1 I may look young but sometimes I feel really old. especially at the end of the day

@Matt123a it could be all three but at the end of the day it's bad supervision because the builder who is doing the job should be checking. the thing is new home builder allocate 30 to 35 homes to young supervisors to build and it is physically impossible to keep track of everything doing that aswell as meetings and office politics.

The Pre=mitre are not faster but they are easier for beginners. They do add more joints and more places to leak. For the facia the answer is the gutter is set to the facia. this means if the facia is out the gutter is out and you will have to to leave a gap if you want to adjust the gutter.

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@@dennisperrie thank you!

@@MCen-p3p shall do. I will do a short if you like

@ML6103 it all about the set up. you have to get the rebate set right. If you are not sure a roof carpenter will know the set up

@@dennisperrie but are there colorbond fascias with an angled rebate for the soffit sheets? So far, all I can find is the rebate facing 90 degrees to accommodate the sheet as normal at horizontal. I can find timber fascias with the angled slot, but not colorbond. I guess I'm just wondering if they are around.

Generally it is done with wood but if you talk to the facia manufacturer they may have some ideas or solutions.

@@dennisperrie okay thanks mate

where do you live. I might just move there

@@1PricelessShot there is a long form video that doesn't have any music

@dennisperrie love the fast reply, subscriber here mate

All colorbond

@@wegood-bh9oo I do love Tin on tight hips

cheers thanks for the feedback

@douglasprice5049 hope you enjoyed them. glad to help

@@ctrader6 it is a 6mm joining strip you can get from the hardware store

Interesting, I have never seen that. You will have to show us how it is done.

@msa7773 yes but I am flat out so if it's urgent it may have to go to someone else

It is one of a couple of methods. You can get a hardiflex cutter or they do make blades that cut hardiflex but the blades are super expensive compared to the grinding blase.

@ML6103 it is fine . I do paint over the metal and the bit that rests on the metal is the back seam. on some downpipes I do leave the plastic on to protect it and take it off after (round downpipes especially as they tend to move more)

@@dennisperrie yep nice, makes sense. Used to have old carpet scraps on my trestles when I did patios but there's a few ways to skin a cat

@@ML6103 I thought of that but on my trailer, it is too inconvenient. I have also toyed with plywood used like a counter but until it becomes a problem i haven't bothered.

thanks for the feedback

Once you have done it, it is so easy. It is just time consuming.