How to Install Fiber Cement Siding Part 6: Gable End Siding

[@emreyavas8253]

For me, the ideas in kzbin.infoUgkxAfqpMLyFn37qcqUl0FAzqkkycQeXqrhP Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.

[@HermesTresmegestus]

How did you cut the long gable angles??? Show that part, I'm interested in seeing how other people cut it.

[@rforbis881]

Create yourself a jig, then cut with siding shears or saw. Remember to wear a facemask if cutting with a saw.

[@farzadshiri]

Did you install anything??? Or just talked

[@kalibabausa]

What kind of material was used for the corner trim side? Wood or hardie?

[@truckinforever985]

What size and kind of nail is recommended for going into Hardie siding including 7/16 Osb and stud

[@mrm14_88]

2 3/8 coil nails or I have used roofing nails.

[@phillipanderson2854]

Nice video although you are only showing one type of end gable construction

[@dfj555]

Can you show us how you finished the top of the gable by the stud extensions?

[@christiand4295]

How do you cut the siding

[@stew20]

Preferably metal sheers specifically for Hardie board siding. You can also use skill saw or chop saw with diamond tip blades but I don't recommend it as you will breathe a lot of dust

[@AttilioDiMarco]

Why don't you install the trim over (after) the siding, thus eliminating the need for caulking?

[@tcranston]

Would actually increase the need for caulking since your suggestion leaves a very large gap between siding and trim, easy for rain driven snow/rain to get under/behind the siding. And, with your idea, you'd still have to caulk between the end of the siding and the 1/8" space where it comes up to the framing.

[@headcas620]

it's not what hardie recommends. and if you didn't caulk it you'd create lots of cavities for bugs and moisture

[@truckinforever985]

How to determine the pitch of my gable

[@craftman5632]

To determine the pitch of your Gable measure out 1 foot, then from that Mark measure up straight to the Gable peak. Let's say that measurement is 6 inch then that means you have a 6/12 pitch. The easier way to do this is get a scrap piece of Hardie plank, and trial-an-error till you get the right fit, then you could use that as a template. Then you could flip that template over to use it on the opposite end of the plank to get that angle cut. Oh and the answer to your 8 month ago question it would be a 2 inch nails

[@margareteddie3094]

What best way to fix Allura siding that is loose

[@atodamadreoundesmadre9119]

You can put a facing trim nail.

[@davidouwenga5192]

Um, good video. Um, needs to work on the bad habit of saying "um" so many times. Um, very distracting. Did I use the word um too many times?

[@craigx1433]

You are a good demonstrator but you have to improve your speaking...less "am"..but an excellent video

[@JohnSmith-jv3cp]

Ahm, what are talking about ahm. Ahm, it was a ahm good video.

[@donaldraya]

Um

[@elmntlgnd4995]

This all talk and no show. 👎🏽

[@race2thebottom222]

Why don’t you tell people that those nails blowout the back of the panel with those nails! Be honest!

[@francoismalavaud6230]

How to cure diabetes in 30 days?

[@scrateshooter]

John 3:36 He that believeth on the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the Son shall not see life; but the wrath of God abideth on him.

[@waynemiller6070]

Yeah, that's what it says. And you can believe that if you like. There just isn't any proof of any of that. Some of us would rather have some actual evidence. I could quote parts of the bible that condone slavery, suppression of women, rape, genocide etc. I don't believe in any of that, myself. But if you want to believe in a book that tells the tales of talking snakes, talking donkeys, witchcraft and superstitions it's up to you.