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I created a roof but I want it to have well I dont even know what to call it but here it is. It is circled
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Make a profile and host it as fascia. I've been trying to figure this one out for a while and that's the closest solution I can come up with.
let me know how it turns out.
edit: And I mean to host it on the underside of the roof line so that it ends up on the inside corner.
Post edited on 2006-10-03 10:47:36
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Well, as a framer, unofficially I call them "dog ears". What I do is create a roof soffit, wrap it around the corner to where you want it to go(you can easily adjust the height above any level, and use any thickness)then attach a roof fascia to the soffit system instead of the roof system. This way when the fascia comes down the rake of the roof, it remains separate from the roof edge fascia where you can put a reverse seat cut on the gable end fascia.
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We call what framerman has shown a Partial Return. When it has a real nice molding profile and a gable above we call it a Queen Anne Return. I'm not sure if you specifically want to close of the gap between the bargeboard and the gable fascia, but if you do you'll need to host a profile or extrude that shape at the corner in order to acheive what you've shown in your original roof.bmp.
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