ruthless_kk wrote:
Thanks Zoo! I am so happy to help. I remember when I first started building how frustrated I got with roofing and I was too shy to ask anyone how to do some of this stuff...so I just struggled and stuggled on my own. Hopefully something like this will be of use. :D
Absolutely, it will be of use! You've covered a lot of the really frustrating things about the roofing tools that most of us had to learn by ourselves on the mean streets of Sunset Valley. :D
I think the frustration of the trial-and-error that roofing requires if you have to learn it with no teacher is what puts a lot of folks off building. The great thing with this class to is that if someone DOES have questions, even later on, they now have a place to post them so that they can get some help and advice.
This lesson was great. It was a really good length, too. We had plenty to do and lots to practice, but we didn't get information overload. I especially like how you showed how roofing should be used as a design feature, not just a way to keep out the rain (assuming we get weather someday).
I'm looking forward to the rest of the lessons. Please just let me know the date and time when you would like lesson 2 and I will make sure the thread is updated right after today's class ends.
Zoo
