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Is there anyway to clip off the corner of a facia that goes through a roof? I have attached a pdf with problem. I know the soffit will cover it up in this case but asking for personal education purposes
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Not the answer you are looking for, but you can select the piece of facia and drag the end grip back to where it does not protrude the soffit.
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Thanks for the response. Tried it but messed up the top =)
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A bit of a pain but you can create a void to cut the facia out.
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I have been beating this by readjusting my dormer cuts and sometimes making dormer cuts for no other reason even after I have joined the roofs
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