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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 11 months ago
JoeCanning wrote:
Well, that is a wrap until the windows show up. TNice job Joe. Really looking good so far. Keep up the good work.
Thank you!
JoeCanning wrote:
Well, that is a wrap until the windows show up. This has been the worst consistent weather on a house in a long time. We have less than 2 weeks time… -
JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
jkirk wrote:joe, i notice you use osb and h clips quite regularly in all your homes, do you do many roofs with tongue and groove plywood and do you have a preference.. i supposed budget for materials definitley plays a huge factor
Budget has everything to do with unfortunately. I don’t do many t&g in my parts but when I travel north towards the…[Read more]
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
Well he did enough sheeting the next steep roof should be a little easier stretching out his Achilles tendon lol. He did good, I was proud.
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
Thanks Chad. it was fun. I don’t honestly don’t mind it too much. I like to use my head every now and then.
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
Well, that is a wrap until the windows show up. This has been the worst consistent weather on a house in a long time. We have less than 2 weeks time in actually framing. Hopefully, this isn’t what the year is going be like.
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
When your apprentice thinks this a good place to practice planking
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
prefabbed the chimney and cricket on the floor. Thank god for 7′ wide windows
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
and some more
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
Now it is time for sheeting
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
Over frame valley framing
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
just a close up of “crows foot rafters”
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
just a close up of “crows foot rafters”
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
Yep because everyone needs a dual pitch 24′ hip overlay in the back of their house
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
Yep because everyone needs a dual pitch 24′ hip overlay in the back of their house
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 3 years, 12 months ago
OK sorry for slacking on updates it has been a hell of a week
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 4 years ago
Warren6810 wrote:Looks like you got a nice steep one there Joe. What pitch is that steep part? Looks to be about 16/12.
It’s a dual pitch 12 and 13
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 4 years ago
And framing has begun. There are a few areas to frame in on this roof. Hoping to have everything framed and sheet ready by tomorrow night. We lost today to rain. Again!
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 4 years ago
Well putting up the piggyback trusses is a slow process. The whole roof so far has been a slow process but what can you do.
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 4 years ago
So here i am playing in my office about 26′ above the subfloor. Nailing down the purlins and getting ready to put up the piggybacks.
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JoeCanning replied to the topic A Winter Custom in the forum Pro Projects 4 years ago
Now we are moving along.
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