How To Install H-1 Clips

Learn the correct method for installing H1 clips on outlookers to secure your roof framing. This video covers step-by-step instructions to make sure your outlookers are stable and properly attached
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[@ThatJesseGard]

Gunna follow your whole series hardcore

[@LevelUpFraming]

Thank you!

[@josharmstrong5156]

Cut the block and start at the bottom. There will be more uplift at the eaves than the ridge.

[@LevelUpFraming]

If I understand you correctly, the block itself provides uplift resistance if done correctly.
I try not to add inconvenience into our methods unless code, intuition, or real world experience says to. I do agree that the horizontal eave undergoes more uplift pressure than the ridge and raked eave.
I heard a story of a building (in our area) that the outlookers and sub fascia were literally ”flopped over” onto the roof due to wind. Including the shingles and soffit! That was because they didn’t use the H-1 clips every 4 feet.

[@andrew5731]

Awesome video. Have you seen invistation of laser tape measure via email today?

[@LevelUpFraming]

Thank you.

[@HayleyHayride]

What are those silver squares that are installed near where your nailing at? What are those called?

[@Gizmo82477]

Gussets

[@HayleyHayride]

@ thanks

[@whywinty4259]

or gang nails

[@josharmstrong5156]

Gusset plates.

[@Godsheartoflove]

Do you know a good farmer in Florida.

[@LevelUpFraming]

No sorry.