Common Rafter Layout Part3
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Thanks for the help in working out how to use my grandfathers roofing square.
Im soory to here that joe passed away.Ive been a joiner in england for over 25 years.At the time i started my grandad passed away and i never got to learn how to use the roofing square.Now thanks to this guy i can do alot more.cheers
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@vallonia2000 Thank you. God bless you, Joe. RIP.
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@onasugol Sorry I dont know the exact circumstances of his death, someone on here PMed me to say he had passed away, I am sorry.
Tony.
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@vallonia I ddidn't know Joe had died. What happened to him? I know about the heart problem, but his death took me by surprise. RIP, Joe, and thanks for your videos, man.
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God bless you Joe, Thanks
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Your videos wil live on Rest in Peace and thank you
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RIP Joe I will miss you. x
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Joe, Very clear, very easy to understand, and very helpful.
Thanks a million
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I’m sad to post this thread, but Joseph Fusco passed away on May 18th 2010. I’m not sure of the details of his passing, but he had two stints back in 2007 and his passing was sudden so I assume it was heart related.
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its all about rise and run,.half the with of the building,height of ridge.step it off with frame square.
on a common rafter you bring the plume cut for the ridge back 3/4" but on the hip your suppose to do 3/4" to 3/4" diagnolly on a framing square and get a measurement of 1" 1/8 and then thats how much you bring the plumb cut back for hip rafter how come you didnt do that?
FordPSD33 2 years ago
If you listen to the video, you'll hear me state that you remove 1/2 the thickness of the ridge from the common. The reason I didn't say anything about a hip rafter is because this video isn't about hips. . .
joefusco1960 2 years ago 2