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   mikeroop | Jan 30, 2009 03:35am | #1

   I just asked rez for some help in linking my thread about concave bays to your thread so maybe he'll be along shortly to help out. Ive done this many times but usually against the wall like in your pic but it sounds like you need to valley back on the roof? can you post a pic of your situation? there are guys on here that can give you the math but i always scribe my hips with a straight edge and pencil after i have the commons set

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   EricPaulson | Jan 30, 2009 03:45am | #2

   mikeroop asked me to do this......

   http://forums.taunton.com/tp-breaktime/messages?msg=108402.1 

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   mikeroop | Jan 30, 2009 04:04am | #3

   you guys kill me ! :) thanks

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   silvertip | Jan 30, 2009 06:21am | #4

   Thanks guys lots of help.  Post pictures when I get done.

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   mikeroop | Feb 06, 2009 06:12am | #5

   have you started yet?

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   mikeroop | Mar 03, 2009 08:04pm | #6

   did you build it yet?

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   silvertip | Mar 04, 2009 03:57am | #7

   Work has me so tied up I haven't got around to it.  I got the rafters cut so it is matter of installing them.  Still tweaking the design of the whole roof.  Other things have come up that might put it on hold.  I have a pigeon problem.  They think that I have built them a wonderful 1200 sqft. bird house so I have to get my soffiting done asap.  Does anybody know how to get rid of them.  My neighbor has been feeding them and thinks they are beautiful and was mortified when I wanted to start killing them.  I will post pictures soon

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   jimAKAblue | Mar 04, 2009 07:21am | #8

   Get yourself a sharptailed hawk.

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   mguizzo | Mar 04, 2009 07:23am | #9

   If  the birds have been well fed and not eating garbage, they are good in a stew.

    

    

    

    

   What we gain in grip, we lose in touch.  R. Kipling

    

   Edited 3/3/2009 11:24 pm by mguizzo