rob songer been watching a long time 👍🏼 I copied you Victorian weave on my front wall. Been bricklaying 8 years no one has ever explained to me how to work out the area of a fable 😳 keep up the good work it’s much appreciated!!!
hi rob. you are really good in explaining. are you able to make a video on roof calculations of hip and gable joined together at different pitch. for example gable roof at 20 degree with length and width, hip roof at 45 degree with length and width dimensions but needs to find ridge length as well. thanks
do you know how to find boards needed for a gable. I have a question on my contractors practice test. "How many boards would be needed to fill a gabel with a 20 foot span and an 8 foot rise using boards 8 feet long and 3 inches wide?" Please help.
Thanks 👍 So could one calculate a cable end for example the spam is 25 feet and the height of the gable is 12 feet. So 25x12=300 square footage. Then would I divide that by 2? So 2÷300=150. Here In the US 8 bricks per sqft includes allowed waste. So would I multiply 150x8=1200 bricks. Would this be correct?
@@robsonger1 Thanks for the reply, and much respect for your work. Wait - I am still confused, my above example must be wrong, because you only divided 'one' (the height) of the gables measurement by (2)
Winner of a video, I have been researching "how to install a gable porch roof" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Beybigail Nonpareil Breakthrough - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a smashing exclusive guide for discovering how to create better sheds and improve your woodworking without the hard work. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my m8 got great results with it.
What we learned in 3rd grade , sad how much we forget growing up. Thanks rob
Thank you Rob, I can now finish my maths homework
Thank you thank you! Very clear and good instructions 👏
Thank god for your videos. I should have been taught this in college!! Your videos should be shown on any bricklaying course!!
thank you Elliot....keep watching, more to come..
rob songer been watching a long time 👍🏼 I copied you Victorian weave on my front wall. Been bricklaying 8 years no one has ever explained to me how to work out the area of a fable 😳 keep up the good work it’s much appreciated!!!
Thanks again Elliot..
I have a series of videos coming soon on Arches, Jointing/Pointing, Basic Skills ...with others as they come along
rob songer great stuff look forward to watching them
Quick question, when measuring the area for the triangle why did you not go right to the top/peak of the triangle ?
hi rob. you are really good in explaining. are you able to make a video on roof calculations of hip and gable joined together at different pitch. for example gable roof at 20 degree with length and width, hip roof at 45 degree with length and width dimensions but needs to find ridge length as well. thanks
do you know how to find boards needed for a gable. I have a question on my contractors practice test. "How many boards would be needed to fill a gabel with a 20 foot span and an 8 foot rise using boards 8 feet long and 3 inches wide?" Please help.
Sorry, I've only just seen this comment
Thanks 👍
So could one calculate a cable end for example the spam is 25 feet and the height of the gable is 12 feet. So 25x12=300 square footage. Then would I divide that by 2? So 2÷300=150. Here In the US 8 bricks per sqft includes allowed waste. So would I multiply 150x8=1200 bricks. Would this be correct?
Yes, that sounds correct
@@robsonger1 Thanks for the reply, and much respect for your work.
Wait - I am still confused, my above example must be wrong, because you only divided 'one' (the height) of the gables measurement by (2)
its easy to understand . thank youuu for this video
luv your vids mate keep up the good work
Winner of a video, I have been researching "how to install a gable porch roof" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Beybigail Nonpareil Breakthrough - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a smashing exclusive guide for discovering how to create better sheds and improve your woodworking without the hard work. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my m8 got great results with it.
48+12 = 60 but you multiplied it by another 60 I don't understand the last 60. Pls help sir
60 bricks per metre square
Hi! How are you? do you need a brickkayer ?
Can you not just do height * length then divide by 2 ?? So in your example
8 (length) * 3 (height) = 24 / 2 =12 sq/m??
Yes you can
Back to 7th grade math!
And better, accurate teacher!