. I bet if you were to do an exact copy of that roof on another tear you could skip a couple of steps with built up sub-assemblies. It's getting the pattern on that first one that can be a little daunting. Way to go Doug 
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by halfdome, Danny » Fri Nov 16, 2007 3:45 pm
Looks great Doug . I bet if you were to do an exact copy of that roof on another tear you could skip a couple of steps with built up sub-assemblies. It's getting the pattern on that first one that can be a little daunting. Way to go Doug Danny
. I bet if you were to do an exact copy of that roof on another tear you could skip a couple of steps with built up sub-assemblies. It's getting the pattern on that first one that can be a little daunting. Way to go Doug Danny"Conditions are never just right. People who delay action until all factors are favorable do nothing". William Feather
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by prohandyman » Fri Nov 16, 2007 4:33 pm
Fantastic post Doug. I would love to try that technique - ( my next tear??!!??) 
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