Brad's Hip Rafter Video

Brad's Hip Rafter Video

[@fmann7545]

Love the videos, and especially the clapping when your done!

[@chrisjordan5806]

you sir are a champion wish i would have seen this years ago. i learned the hard way thanks for sharing

[@krnaR1998n]

Excellent video, one of the best explanations.

[@ricktruelove]

Thank you, Professor!

[@duncanmwangi8379]

Thanks, from Nairobi kenya

[@JD_Spencer]

Ive noticed that when calculating the length per single unit foot run using the Pythagorean theorem vs the length per foot run listed on the carpenter's square, it's off by .02" or 1/32. This isn't such a big deal on one unit length but when you multiply that over 1/2 the length of a 40 ft building, that 1/32 turns into a half inch. So, you could conceivably cut your board a 1/2 too long or too short. How does one account for this? A half -inch short if you use the square multiplied vs Pythagorean Theorem

[@chiller19100]

Thanks for this video. I just have two questions, how is the line length 18 inches and why is the number of units 4? Thanks. Just a little confused at the numbers on the white board

[@danielsteele7544]

sorry about that comment,you did in fact cover dropping the hip,I was on the classic work site and ended up putting that comment on Brads sight.Very good video,watched it at least 10 times very carefully.

[@romand123]

Is there a standard dimension for birds mouth sizing? Great tutorial!

[@thembinkosikunene4938]

The fractions are confusing for those of us who use the arithmetic measuremennts.

[@danielsteele7544]

you didn't mention cutting the seat cut a little deeper so as to allow the hip to come into line with the other rafters to aid in sheeting,have you heard the term backing? I understand backing isn't done anymore,and the hip is just dropped to achieve the same result.

[@tillmansr2002]

Very good video, at

[@jesusvillasenor6902]

Muy bueno tu video teacher

[@drweidler]

I thought the seat cut could not be more than 1/3 the width of the beam. Is that different when framing a hip roof?

[@dennishala487]

Do u do the same with shortening the valley?

[@dexterforeman]

Need stair gauges

[@mauriciobermudez5673]

Buen vídeo pero me gustaría que lo traducieran al español gracias

[@vincentczarnecki]

This is not the union way

[@advancedjoomlatechniques9589]

Brad, other videos are indicating that the second plumb line (HAP CUT) is measured from the center line of the cheek cuts. You measured 2-1/8th further back which was from the end of the rafter. Seems your rafter is going to be short? Which is correct?

[@dennishala1272]

What if it's not a 2by? Will it still be inch and a 16