Gable Angle Siding Template
Capturing the roof-pitch angle as a reusable template — and using it to pre-cut whole gable runs on the ground.
Repairing and replacing siding.
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Capturing the roof-pitch angle as a reusable template — and using it to pre-cut whole gable runs on the ground.
Overlapping cuts that make two channel lengths read as one line while the vinyl keeps room to move.
Kinking siding nails sideways so they stand proud when the board is tapped back down, ready to pull.
Nailing siding to hang — center of the slot, head just kissing the hem — so panels can move with temperature instead of waving.
A replaceable skirt board at the base of wood siding that absorbs splash and end-grain wicking so the siding above survives.
A pocket jig registering off the batten and course edge so exposed siding fasteners land identically every time.
Leaving the siding joint over head flashing uncaulked — it's the drainage exit for water that gets behind the siding.
Slipping a flashing piece behind each siding butt joint instead of relying on caulk.
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