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Anyone have any diagrams or ways to explain how to taper a chimney chase? I’m going straight up eight feet, then pinch in each side, then straight up to the top…don’t know how to frame it. thanks
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the way u frame it is the way u draw it..
draw it to scale and then frame it to match the drawing...
*That's about the best building advice I've ever heard. Applies to everything I guess.
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Anyone have any diagrams or ways to explain how to taper a chimney chase? I'm going straight up eight feet, then pinch in each side, then straight up to the top...don't know how to frame it. thanks