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Valley Rafter Cross Sections The projected point of intercept of the jack rafters lies below the Valley rafter shoulders. The jack rafters plane the same regardless of whether the Valley is backed or not. Backed Valley Timber Valley 1 ½" Hip Rafter Cross Sections The projected point of intercept of the jack rafters lies above the Hip rafter shoulders. The Hip rafter position must change as shown in the sketch on the right in order for the jack rafters to intercept the shoulders. Backed Hip Timber Dropped Hip 1 ½ "

Assembled Trigonometric Model and Exploded Views of Triangles Hip Rise Hip -Valley Pitch Angle Plumb Backing Angle Lines on far face are mutually perpendicular Deck Angle ½ Hip Rafter Width Section removed from Hip Drop Model The plane of the Backing Angle follows a cross-section through the Hip rafter at right angles to the long axis or length. The plane of the Backing Angle is rotated through the Hip Pitch Angle to a plumb position. Plumb Backing Angle (on far face) Backing Angle

HIP RAFTER 12 / 12 Commons meet at 90 Common Pitch Angles = 45 Hip Pitch Angle = 35.26439 Backing Angle = 30 Plumb Backing Angle = 35.26439 Hip Rafter Depth = 7.75" Width = 1.5" Depth along Plumb Cut = 9.49177".53033" Plumb Backing Angle = 35.26439 Backing Angle = 30.43301" Hip Pitch Angle = 35.26439 8.96145" 7.31699" Revolved Section Plumb Section ½ of Width tan Backing Angle, and rotated through Hip Pitch Angle:.75" tan 30 =.43301".43301" cos 35.26439 =.53033" Calculating directly from the Plumb Backing Angle:.75" tan 35.26439 =.53033"

IRREGULAR VALLEY RAFTER PLAN Total Angle between Ridges = 130 7 ½ / 12 Ridge 8 / 12 Ridge 61.04272 68.95728 7 ½ / 12 Main Pitch 8 / 12 Adjacent Pitch.61519.88481 1 ½ wide Valley Rafter Cutting the trough as per the ratios in the drawing produces a Valley rafter with equal plumb sides. The line of the Valley width, intercepting the long axis of the Valley at right angles, connects the working points as shown in the sketch. This facilitates cutting bird s-mouth and/or shoulders if the Valley meets a post. Ridge beams of reasonably close widths can be created. The ridge beams can both be scaled to be of equal depth to plumb lines created on both sides of the Valley by the compound angle cuts at the Valley peak.

IRREGULAR HIP RAFTER PLAN 8 / 12 Ridge Line 1.27064 wide 1.52712 along 8 / 12 Slope 7 ½ / 12 Ridge Line 2.46421 wide 2.90592 along 7 ½ / 12 Slope 8 / 12 Eave.61519.88481 61.04272 1 ½ wide Hip Rafter 68.95728 7 ½ / 12 Eave Total Angle between Eaves = 130 SECTION

IRREGULAR HIP RAFTER: PLUMB SECTION Main Pitch = 7 ½ / 12 SIDE Main Pitch Angle = 32.00538 Adjacent Pitch = 8 / 12 SIDE Adjacent Pitch Angle = 33.69007 Angle between Eaves in Plan = 130 Hip Pitch Angle = 30.25589.19856 8 / 12 SIDE Deck Angle = 61.04272 Backing Angle = 15.57873 Plumb Backing Angle = 17.88861 Cross Section Depth:.61519 tan 15.57873 =.17152 Rotated to Plumb:.17152 cos 30.25589 =.19857 Calculation by Plumb Backing Angle:.61519 tan 17.88861 =.19857 7 ½ / 12 SIDE Deck Angle = 68.95728 Backing Angle = 10.97050 Plumb Backing Angle = 12.64847 Cross Section Depth:.88481 tan 10.97050 =.17152 Rotated to Plumb:.17152 cos 30.25589 =.19856 Calculation by Plumb Backing Angle:.88481 tan 12.64847 =.19856.61519.88481 Overall Width = 1.5

Balanced Hip -Valley Rafters Proportioning a Hip -Valley Rafter about the Ridge -Trough to produce Sides of Equal Height Irregular Pitches meet at a 90 Deck Angle Example: Main or Major Span Pitch = 8/12 Adjacent or Minor Span Pitch = 5 ½ /12 If the denominators of the pitches are equal, the Hip -Valley Unit Width ratios may be solved using only the numerators of the pitches as follows: 5.5 / 8 Main Side = =.32095 5.5 / 8 + 8 / 5.5 8 / 5.5 Adjacent Side = =.67905 5.5 / 8 + 8 / 5.5 Multiply the Unit Width ratios by the overall Hip -Valley rafter width to calculate the Ridge Line offset. Irregular Pitches meet at any Deck Angle The following two formulas are general in scope. Example: Main or Major Span Pitch = 7½ / 12 Adjacent or Minor Span Pitch = 8 / 12 Total Deck Angle = 130 Calculate the tangents or rise/runs of the Main Side Deck angle DD and Adjacent Side Deck angle D: tan DD = 2.59929 ( DD = 68.95728 ) tan D = 1.80722 ( D = 61.04272 ) tan DD Main Side = =.58987 tan DD + tan D tan D Adjacent Side = =.41013 tan DD + tan D Calculation of Irregular Hip Rafter Ridge Line Offset refer to diagrams of Irregular Hip Rafter Plan and Plumb Section Main Side (7½ / 12 Side) = 1.5.58987 =.88481 Adjacent Side (8 / 12 Side) = 1.5.41013 =.61519