Build and Install Roof Structure

perfect. Looks like cedar. Well, it is cedar, but it looks like beams. Now, full disclosure, full curtain pull. The drill mate and the dowel work great. However, because I was trying to assemble everything together without adequate clamping pressure, it started moving on me. It separated a lot of these tight seams. So, I had to throw in a few screws. But it's working and looking great. I don't think you'll be able to notice. Not to mention, there's going to be some roofing material over it. It's going to be awesome. I'm just happy how it looks, and it's super sturdy. Let's go throw this on. And if that little 5-year-old complains, she's got another thing coming to her. I'm her dad, number one, but number two, I'm doing it for her for free. And if she wanted a better job, she should have hired somebody. Just carrying part of a house structure. No big deal. I think we did a great job replicating our concept. [laughter] It's too narrow. [sighs and gasps] I was off by an inch and a quarter. Dang it. How? I was so on top of it. All right. Well, there's a solution here. I just have to find it. Yeah. Oh, I know. If I cut this part off, I could still secure it and this will just go right over the arch. This will be perfect. And I got plenty of room on top. Thank you. Oh, I'm glad we got able to do something about it. There's always a solution. You got to look for it, though. It's never easy to find. Let's raise the roof, folks. So, here's what I came up with. Uh, we're going to use this uh shingle imitation. the leftover piece that I had from the arches, I just cut them into 12-inch long pieces, six inches wide, rounded them over and beveled all the edges. And what I'm thinking is having to go like that. That would look so slick. It matches all the arches. And at the same time, it gives it another form of texture to it. And the way we're going to attach it is going to be relatively simple. I just came up with this little uh overhang, I guess, of this one by material. We're going to not one by, it's 2x3. I nail it through the back of the stuff and then have it overlap. And then I could put brads [snorts] uh on this uh sophet I guess and then or sub fascia and then throw some screws in the back and it's not going to need too much weight to hold but it's going to hold exactly what we need at this moment. [snorts] I think I held my breath for that entire sentence. That's too big of a slope. I don't like that cuz how high the ceilings are, you're not even going to see…