FYI- RAFTERS VS TRUSSES THEY ARE THE SAME‼️‼️ ONLY DIFFERENCE IS......... Rafters are built on-site, while trusses are pre-fabricated. STILL THE SAME THING‼️‼️
I am still looking for a video that explains this in my terms. This doesnt. It is too technical, moves much too fast, without explaining terms that I dont understand. Five videos later and I still have the same issues.
Sorry, I'm confused. Your video thumbnail & title say rafters, but you showed how to build trusses. And, do rafters need a ridge board? Thanks for anyone who can clarify.
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I thought this was very good, but a little slower taking time to explain things in more detail would be helpful. I have never built a shed so it's all new to me!
There are a lot of things wrong with this install. First- the drip edge should be space 1/4" to 1/2" off the fascia board so that the rain doesn't run down it and rot the board. Putting it right up against the fascia defeats the purpose of using it. Second, you should have put drip edge alone the rakes as well as the bottom edge. Third, your starter row is completely wrong. You are suppose to cut off the tabs, and slide the shingle down so that the tar strip is at the bottom so it holds the bottom of the first course of shingles in place. Turning the shingle upside down is just lazy and won't do anything to hold the first course in place properly. And while you mention using chalk lines to keep everything aligned- you didn't actually do that in the video.
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