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For Pros by Pros Framing Roofs

For Pros by Pros Framing Roofs
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For Pros by Pros Framing Roofs

 
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The For Pros By Pros titles are compilations of articles from Fine Homebuilding magazine, selected by the editors of the magazine and organized by subject. New articles from recent issues of the magazine have been added to this edition of Framing Roofs. Updated and redesigned throughout, this book gives builders the very best and current information.

 
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Product Details
Author:Fine Homebuilding
Paperback:160 pages
Publisher:Taunton Press
Publication Date:December 01, 2002
Language:English
ISBN:1561585386
Product Length:11.06 inches
Product Width:8.46 inches
Product Height:0.47 inches
Product Weight:1.15 pounds
Package Length:10.79 inches
Package Width:8.5 inches
Package Height:0.39 inches
Package Weight:1.19 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 3 reviews

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  • ISBN13: 9781561585380

  • Condition: New

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1no basics  Aug 28, 2003 By Chris Carter
Many of the chapters in this book are written by individual carpenters who "do things their own way". For instance, in the first chapter, the writer says to disregard previous techniques and use his method. In the 2nd and 3rd chapters, the writer talks about using power tools that are either outrageously expensive or not even avilable any more. Further, there is no discussion or summary of basic roof geometry and calculations. The tag phrase "for pros by pros" is quite misleading. It is merely 15 chapters of guys telling how THEY frame a roof. Anyone, even pro carpenters using this as a refresher, should start off with a tutorial on basic roof geometry, design, and construction methods. If you are looking for info on how to properly design and construct roof framing, don't waste your money on this one!

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2where's the info  Apr 05, 2003 By Noel Selewa
The rafter jig idea was great, but there just wasn't enough info and detail to actually build it (I thought). I must admit, I'am not a pro as this book "by pros for pros" claims, but I guess if I was a pro, then I would probably find the information in this book to be too elementary. This book is ok for learning roof basics, but it's not enough info and detail to fully learn all that's involved with building roofs.

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4Helpfull  Jan 25, 2011 By Mtn Man "Mountain Man"
After 45 years building I have the knowlege that is in this book.
I design build. I like and need time saving short cuts.
I am way too busy to take time rememering a specific problem I solved several years ago so, having this book helps me visualize the perfect sollution without wasting time remembering and reinventing.
It is well laid out.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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