Man, another hotsie totsie. This has been a tough summer for the midwest. We are very grateful to have utility power not only to the jobsite, but 60 amps of it channeled into our little 120 sq ft cabin. One of the very few pro's of tiny living quarters is the ability to control and adjust the ambient temperature quickly. The window A/C combined with the small dehumidifier are saviors and it's really nice to be able to run them concurrently along with the TV and the microwave. Sure beats limited juice with the generator. - - The area we are working on is in the shade until about 2 in the afternoon. We do our best, but when the sun hits directly, it's smokin' hot and productivity grinds along slowly to a drippin' sweaty end. We got above the last set of windows (milestone) and past the last funky angle change at the ends of the rows. 7 rows to go on this gable.
After this gable, it's on to the 4 tiny areas at the ends of the shed dormers. Although these little triangles should be cake as very small square footage, I expect they will give me some fits because they include fitting in the rake trim pieces on the metal roof (dang it; more roof stuff) and fitting the fascia as it wraps down and around to the soffit. In other words, time consuming detail. The good news is that once I have it figgered out, the other 3 are identical. This assumes that I get it whipped on the first one. (rolleyes)
The last challenge will be fitting the soffits along the bottom edge of the lower gambrel roof section.
