You are a real inspiration. You get the task at hand accomplished, you plan it out, you problem solve if an obstacle happens along the way. You're thrifty, you're practical and you are a true success. The piece which joins the downpipe to the gutter is called a pop and well done on getting that hole cut with the straight cut aviation snips and the balancing act when getting that long piece of guttering up to height, you must have nerves of steel and a little tip for next time (and no doubt about you there will be a next time), you can feed the gutter up on the roof, along side the ladder which should be central and then lay the gutter along the roof, upside down along the edge and then arms spread, you roll it over the edge and the gutter clips will hold it up (hanging) and then you can set the gutter in place, teasing the bottom onto the little ledge at the bottom of the clips, hop down and check the left/right ends and make adjustments gently sliding along if needed and then hop back up and click the top of the gutter bracket into the gutter. Its looking fabulous and i look forward to watching the next instalment.
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You are a real inspiration. You get the task at hand accomplished, you plan it out, you problem solve if an obstacle happens along the way. You're thrifty, you're practical and you are a true success. The piece which joins the downpipe to the gutter is called a pop and well done on getting that hole cut with the straight cut aviation snips and the balancing act when getting that long piece of guttering up to height, you must have nerves of steel and a little tip for next time (and no doubt about you there will be a next time), you can feed the gutter up on the roof, along side the ladder which should be central and then lay the gutter along the roof, upside down along the edge and then arms spread, you roll it over the edge and the gutter clips will hold it up (hanging) and then you can set the gutter in place, teasing the bottom onto the little ledge at the bottom of the clips, hop down and check the left/right ends and make adjustments gently sliding along if needed and then hop back up and click the top of the gutter bracket into the gutter. Its looking fabulous and i look forward to watching the next instalment.
Thank you for the feedback, and the tips.! I'll definitely try that on the next gutters, always more projects in the planning stage.