How to Install Strip Miters on a Rain Gutter 

Great videos man. I watched your "How to Hang a gutter with one man" video and it helped me install a 30 foot run today. That video alone helped soo much.

You've been a lot of help for me. I'll remember your instructions as I install this summer.

Subscribing. Just starting out at a new company and I've only ever hand cut corners, so I'll definitely be looking at more videos. Thank you.

i just started working with my buddy guttering in Knoxville, good vids keep it up

Thanks for that man!!! Can you talk about your tools? Appreciate your time to teach us.

When I buy seamless I want seamless miter too. LMAO

Nice video! May i suggest making a pre cut pattern for when you cut it out of the machine instead of eye balling with the square. Good job!

Hi Josh. I'm working on very long existing gutters on a hips style roof. I have some concerns about stagnant water, leaky expansion joints and draining capacity. Figuring out how to slope a continuous gutter is confusing. Do I allow it to bend upwards in the middle of each section? It's not a continuous gutter, so we have some spliced sections and you guessed it, they're leaking. I'm not sure if I should just cover over them after cleaning up or if they should be redone with a proper expansion joint. I'm also not sure how I should approach the expansion joints over a 300 ft long section. My guess is that end caps are best, but I'm not sure that will work well with existing downspout locations. Thanks for any reply you might have!

How far back is the gutter set from the inside corner? Are you .25 awway from wall like the way you set the outside miter?

How can I get one of those machine that make the Guter to by

I recently had a "Gutter Installer" install an inside Strip Miter Joint on one of the sections of my gutters. All the gutters that he installed have barely detectable pitch. I would like to know how is the water supposed to flow over the top of all that glue in the Strip Miter Joint to get to the downspout. I expect when it rains or snow melts that there will always be a puddle in that section of the gutter that cannot drain because it cannot get past all that glue inside the Strip Miter Joint. It does not seem right for a gutter not to be able do drain all the water.

Screws should never be put in at the bottom of the strip miter. Two in the back 4 in the face. Been doing it for over 10 yrs, and never had a leaking miter.

Hey what sealant are you using?

is that glue just calking

The gutters look great but painting the needed to be done prior, must be a flip house.

What kind of glue were you using to seal the seams?

What is the deciding factor on using a strip mider over a miter box? Is that something that the homeowner requested or something that you recommended? Thanks for the tricks and tips. Loving all the content.

Could you tell us where to get them

Never put screws at the bottom of the gutter, what’s the point of seamless gutters when you put holes in them Where the water will sit

I am surprised that your machine doesn't cut 45 degree ends.

Doesent it defeat the purpose to put screws underneath gutter.

Why are you putting screws in corner??

Putting screws in the bottom is a rookie mistake. When the sealant fails it will drip drip drip.

Lol why not go seamless

Youre making it LOOK too easy..