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Is that a cantilevered ridge with the same run as the gable common rafter?
Theoretically, there is certainly a way to make it work. It will all be in the approach...as in: how do I engineer it so the cantilevered ridge won't sag?
Yes it can be done.
Bob's next test date: 12/10/07