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Jamie351

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Hey guys I know technically a gutter wont go on the incline but in this case its small and one would be installed.

Is there a way I can place a gutter on here as if I take the long way and model it, still doesnt look very good. 

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That is sure a messy detail.  I would probably never do that.

I would not incline the gutter because the typical installer couldn't do the transition.  I would run the lower gutter straight back and if need me, use a downspout connector. 

Water doesn't really run off the rake edge of the roof so you don't need the gutter there.

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As you know a gutter will not follow a slope because they wouldn't really do this as WWHub stated.  However if you NEEDED to do this you could but the gutter profile into a new profile family and use a Roof Fascia with a gutter profile to follow your roof lines instead.

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Jamie351

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In this case I'll just return it but if its on a garage on the boundary they do all the way along. Thanks for your help. 

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