This is @thesidingguy ‘s video using our patent pending siding adapter. Youll see him wiggling the pieces almost every piece to show free movement of the siding as the nails arent set tight. Here are his words on this video:
This video shows my thought process as I side a wall with a few different sections. I start out with the longest pieces first. The first section is over 11’, then I put in the little pieces to carry the siding lines to the corner using smaller pieces I’ve saved from earlier. Next up is the 9’ section, checking around the corners to make sure the lines are matching. I know that I have many 3’ pieces to install around the other corner, so I’ll save the waste from the 9 footers for that.
Doing the largest section first minimizes waste and ensures that the siding lines don’t creep.
No, I don’t wiggle the siding unless I’m videoing to show siding movement. This video shows how consistent the siding adapter on the roofing nailer actually is as I’m wiggling almost every single piece.
I know I’ll get comments saying “your lines don’t match” as I’ve gotten that comment in many other videos. For those people wanting to make that comment - it’s called “camera perspective”. Watch the video til the end which shows the lines matching when looking at it straight on and not from an angle.
I hope this video gives you a bit of perspective for the next time you have to tackle a task with many different lengths of materials. Try to think “big picture” to minimize waste and to make the job a little bit easier in the end.
By the way, doesn’t siding look fun? I find it fun most days 😂
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