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    Conductor Heads, Downspouts and Splashblock (Gutters)

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    • Gus RG Offline
      Gus R
      last edited by Gus R

      Free to good home.

      Conductor heads, downspouts and concrete splashblocks. Also includes wall brackets.

      These are for a 24 inch overhang but the first downspout can be stretched to meet your requirements as does the height of the downspout.

      conductor heads and downspouts.jpg

      This includes a copper texture.

      conductor heads and downspouts.skp

      Gutter profile is heavy on the LOD so if you use it consider cutting down on the line work.


      ➑ Update

      Added five new conductor heads only for your use.

      robatto - misc conductor heads.jpg

      robatto - misc conductor heads.skp

      Skp file is under 2 MB. Smallest component is around 280KB.

      Gus


      ➑ Update

      Added another file which includes: nozzle, gutter hanger, two different downspout straps, 4 inch gutter piece with end caps, 15/75 elbows (3 and 4 inch), and downspouts (3 and 4 inch).

      Also includes a tweaked "Chancellor" conductor head.

      robatto - misc conductor heads 2a.jpg

      robatto - misc conductor heads 2b.jpg

      robatto - misc conductor heads 2.skp

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      • B Offline
        bytor
        last edited by

        Very Nicely Detailed!

        Thanks Gus πŸ‘

        Find the Cost of Freedom.....

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        • M Offline
          mike d
          last edited by

          thanks looks good

          The grass is always GREENER on the roof.

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          • Gus RG Offline
            Gus R
            last edited by

            Thank you Dean. Mike.

            I added 5 new conductor heads as noted in the original post above.

            Gus

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            • S Offline
              sepo
              last edited by

              These are nice, what we would call in UK, Heritage Hopper Heads. Thanks very much ...I can seen them being used on listed buildings.

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              • jim smithJ Offline
                jim smith
                last edited by

                Thank you Gus - nice after Christmas present. They have found a good home and will be used well.

                "Out of clutter find simplicity,
                from discord find harmony,
                In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity"
                Albert Einstein

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                • Gus RG Offline
                  Gus R
                  last edited by

                  Thank you Sepo and Jim. Jim, I guess that was the idea since it is (was) the holiday season. Sepo, thanks for the tip on the naming in the UK. I did a search on "hopper heads" and came up with a great deal more samples and basically works of art. A couple of other names includes leaderheads and collector boxes.

                  I added another new file above with an assortment of other parts including a 4 inch nozzle (or spout). I did a mock up of a typical installation for this in 3 sections including one for a parapet. The two on the left are shown with a 24 inch overhangs while the center is with a 3 inch diameter downspout. Some of it is a bit heavy on the LOD so use it wisely for larger projects.

                  Gus

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                  • Gus RG Offline
                    Gus R
                    last edited by

                    You're welcome Modelhead. I'll try to add things here from time to time. πŸ˜„

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                    • P Offline
                      Phillip
                      last edited by

                      Gus, these works are beautiful.

                      " - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK - "

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