Perfect Deck Fascia Corner! #deckbuilding #tipsandtricks #shorts

[arcadiagreen]

I'd rather have the miter in the corner than a straight seam on the flat piece. It's interesting regardless.

[John.T.]

Doing this just to have a seam 6 inches from from the miter is kinda hilarious.

[mikeavery]

Yes but i would make it longer so the seams are different on either side

[melsjunk]

I was waiting for that cut off piece to take off when it hit the spinning blade 😂

[bsmyt]

I see the corner cracking with significant temperature changes in New England. The wood underneath will contract and shrink so much that that thin plastic will crack.

[haggaetcitty]

It made the uneven corner stand out more

[Rapidly_]

I absolutely love the straight seam and how clean it looks!

[ameunier]

What i prefer to do:
Cut the less visible piece with a 5° inner angle, if its cold you let 3/16 of play, if its hot you make it tight.
Then i cut the visible piece straight and proud from the side piece.
Its easy, looks good and will move with temperature swing. Where i live we have 80°c of difference between season, its impossible to make it tight all the time, it will either open in winter, or worse, pop in summer.

[mpenrod]

I use a piece of the decking and do the same thing but rabbet out the outside edge and rub my fascia behind the rabbet do that it has a hidden place to expand and contract instead of at butt joints

[gnomecaveira]

That's brilliant💯 absolute genius🤝

[sepster]

That's corner slaps! Good shit bro!

[willcox]

Love the comments knocking adding a joint. Any tradesman worth their salt will know how to hide a running seam, but avoiding a corner miter? Love to see it! Keep up the amazing work!

[Afro-ninja]

Love the idea but Ill do you one better. A trick from the cabinet shop i worked at for a few years. We used the same concepts with solid surface but would put a peice of heavy duty tape on the back. Cut the counter top through to the tape leaving the tape together.
Heres the tip:
Buy a V-Groove Router bit. (Diablo makes a good one, sold at that orange box store)
Make a straight edge jig for your router.
Set your depth and cut
Eith this you could easily put the corner on any part of a board. 😉

[VoodooViking]

I found wood banisters at Home Depot one time, I 45’ed the corners and set them in place. Looked nice, like it was a post holding up the entire deck. Especially after I burned em with a torch and added a dark red transparent sealer on em. So had nice contrast to the rest of the deck. This is also good.

[danlovins]

That’s a great looking corner. Nice job.

[danielmurdoch]

Sweet work! The guy who installed my trex deck did a terrible job. No plugs and screws weren't even sunk in all the way.

[JoeMama-xtnt]

It looks good, but there’s a seem, (what you’re trying to avoid) 6” from this corner. If you know your angles, a miter cut in this corner will look just as good, but without having a seem that close to the end of a run.

[richardsnailham]

"Pivvingit" Almost got it 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[cybercapri]

Might want to consider a miter cut on the butt ends, cut before you bend the corner, as well, to lap the joint the ends to minimize gapping of the facia. Just a thought...

[mickblock]

You could also garbage pick carpet remnants to trim your framing seems. You could use hot glue and a brad gun to get it to stick real good.