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Foam cutter Part 2: cutting sideways

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First published at 12:48 UTC on February 28th, 2019.

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I discovered that my state says the roof must be insulated to R30 (I thought it was R40). This info changes my plans- I no longer need to shave these panels flat because I no longer have to get 9" of foam in place- I only need 7 or 8 inches- this gives me more vertical space between the foam and the plywood. It also means the thickness/height of the foam can vary more, so I don't need to worry about the foam being perfectly flat.

But I also need to fit a 48" wide panel in a 46.5" space (sleepers/ribs must be 48" on center to allow the plywood to attach). So I turned my foam cutter sideways.

https://loghomejourney.wordpress.com/2019/02/27/roof-part-2-insulation-and-other-materials/

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