Thank you for taking the time to comment and watching our channel. That’s very kind of you to say, our aim is to try and keep it simple and just do what we do. Please feel free to ask any questions you would like more clarification on Glad you are enjoying our videos. 👍🏻
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Morning Kieran. I’m with you mate I could do them all day everyday if I had the chance. I’ve only ever done 4 truss roofs and they bored me to tears. No skill needed at all other than how to read a drawing. Have a good day and thanks for watching
@@Mr_A_Builders Hi Richard. I watch him as well and he is good. You take the time to explain little details slowly and a lot of info sinks in to my little brain. 😀👍👍
Hi Rich, this is probably the best video I've seen on this type of work filled with lots of useful tips👍. At point 23.14 you said the ridge had a cast in it. What did you mean by that, if you can remember? Was it just bowed on the top?
It seems you are binge watching our channel which is ace.👍🏻 I did mean it was bowed yes hence working to a chalk line for the rafters to be measured and cut to and not the top of the ridge to maintain a flat roof
Please keep doing these vids. You explain things better than anyone else on here. Your views will hopefully start getting very big soon.
Thank you for taking the time to comment and watching our channel. That’s very kind of you to say, our aim is to try and keep it simple and just do what we do. Please feel free to ask any questions you would like more clarification on Glad you are enjoying our videos. 👍🏻
You are a great teacher thank you for your time explaining the process 👍
Cheers for the comment Jeffers thanks for watching
Very nice and clear explanation 👍
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Very very good video 👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I absolutely love doing traditional cut roofs👌not much call for them anymore tho with all these new building regs and there pre fab stuff
Morning Kieran. I’m with you mate I could do them all day everyday if I had the chance. I’ve only ever done 4 truss roofs and they bored me to tears. No skill needed at all other than how to read a drawing. Have a good day and thanks for watching
Love the explanation! Cheers just found your channel start binging from the start keep going please!
Thanks Alex glad you found us and are enjoying the channel. Keep watching there’s plenty to come yet. 👍🏻
I thought Robin Clevett was good but you are so much better at explaining and showing how to do it.
Hi and thanks for watching. He is very good I watch him myself a lot. 👍🏻
@@Mr_A_Builders Hi Richard. I watch him as well and he is good. You take the time to explain little details slowly and a lot of info sinks in to my little brain. 😀👍👍
Thank you Doug. I really enjoy doing it so glad you are getting something from our videos 👍🏻
Hi Rich, this is probably the best video I've seen on this type of work filled with lots of useful tips👍. At point 23.14 you said the ridge had a cast in it. What did you mean by that, if you can remember? Was it just bowed on the top?
It seems you are binge watching our channel which is ace.👍🏻
I did mean it was bowed yes hence working to a chalk line for the rafters to be measured and cut to and not the top of the ridge to maintain a flat roof
@@Mr_A_Builders Yeah it was a great video with no complicated maths.👏👏