/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1304338
>I'm simply appalled at the complete lack of 2 story houses.
Boo hoo, we do things differently than you. Be appalled. Meanwhile, I'm appalled at the number of pedophiles you guys have per capita and how you are constantly ranked in the bottom 20 worst states to live in. But, hey, different priorities. http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2014/04/ohio_among_worst_places_to_liv.html

>Here in Ohio we have actual weather
Congrats, you have to freeze your ass off 8 months out of the year? Meanwhile pants are optional in February here.

>Also I don't see those Mexi-can'ts
Oh, you are clever. Did you think that one up on your own or did you steal it from Alex Jones or Rush Limbaugh?

>here in Ohio we have to actually follow the law which means every worker the climbs a ladder has to wear a anti-fall harness tied off to a anchor point.
Congrats, you came up with a bunch of bullshit excuses for some random videos I pulled off of YouTube. All I had to do was put up scaffolding with railings around the house. That is all that is needed and is very safe. Plus I needed it for a bunch of other work being done. But, yeah, kept bring up stupid shit unrelated to the topic at hand.

>lastly most of the time if a house has a cedar roof the H.O. is going to have it replaced with a new cedar roof
Right, cause the laws are all the same everywhere. Hey, news flash for you, cedar roofing is all but illegal in California and has been for decades. So by doing it 'correctly' here you'd get a huge fine and lose your fire insurance until the roof was replaced.

>the H.O. is going to have it replaced with a new cedar roof and as such the purlins are left in place and de-nailed for prep for the new cedar to be layed down.
And yet you said:
>have it all flat for the new plywood sheathing.
>once an area is ripped of cedar they put down the ply
Which is it? Purlins or plywood? Quit trying to move the goalposts because you got your ass handed to you.