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Construction has approximately 400 ways to accomplish the same thing. 😂 Brad is watching this fascia board get installed low using cleats so the roof sheathing can continue across the top. Finished product? Looks good. 👏 But Brad immediately notices something he doesn’t love: That gap between the plywood and the fascia. Brad: “I want those two actually TOUCHING.” 😂 Instead of dropping the fascia lower, he’d rather take the board to a table saw and rip a bevel along the top edge that matches the roof pitch. Now the fascia can sit flush with the tops of the rafters… And the plywood gets solid contact all the way out to the edge. 👀 You could also angle the fascia itself to accomplish a similar result. Is the method shown wrong? Brad says no. It works. It looks clean. He just thinks beveling the fascia is a quick extra step that gives you a better detail. For roof framing, fascia installation, exterior renovations, additions, and whole-home remodeling throughout Tampa, Clearwater, Dunedin, Safety Harbor, and Tampa Bay, follow Home Love Construction for more GC REACTS and the tiny construction details Brad absolutely WILL notice. Original footage by: @danthecarpenterman9463 Original source: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rPgE0iWOPSk Licensed under: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Changes made: Excerpts from the original video were edited, paused and/or shortened and incorporated into this reaction/commentary video. Commentary, captions, graphics, and other edits were added. #reaction #tools #howto #construction