Correct. The taper needs to be same length as you want the overlap. You may even make a ¼” notch at the point on the drip leg that you want the second lineal to come to. You can then cut your taper to the top of the notch and have a stop for the next lineal as you slide it into place. If you put sealant between the pieces, 1-1/2” overlap would even be sufficient. The same would be true for the ridge. It is highly unlikely that the water return channel of the gable channel will ever see any water if the roof is installed properly. Thanks for the thoughtful questions.
The exact video I needed for my project. Thank you very much.
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I didn't know this was the guns show lol
Great information
thanks for hepl
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@ 9:49 wouldn't you make that cut at 3 inches if you wanted that 3 inch overlap? And to be at your fold over the ridge
Correct. The taper needs to be same length as you want the overlap. You may even make a ¼” notch at the point on the drip leg that you want the second lineal to come to. You can then cut your taper to the top of the notch and have a stop for the next lineal as you slide it into place.
If you put sealant between the pieces, 1-1/2” overlap would even be sufficient. The same would be true for the ridge. It is highly unlikely that the water return channel of the gable channel will ever see any water if the roof is installed properly. Thanks for the thoughtful questions.
@@KasselandIrons you should update the videos
Put them guns away bruh
are you showing how not to do a metal roof or are you REALLY wanna show your arms!!! 🤣😂🤣
Suns out, guns out. Rolled up his sleeves and everything lol awesome
He needs all that muscle to use those big tin snips on that tough metal!