Gutter joint at odd angle

For reasons best kept schtum, I needed to extend an existing gutter with a 6° offset.

Take a standard coupling and remove the seals.

Remove the stiffening web.

I used a Fein multitool, with a narrow saw blade, from both sides.

Cut along the red lines, a bandsaw's easiest

The underside will be reinforced with a piece of gutter so pull the cut edges together, clamp

 and make a paper templet.

Mark templet shape on gutter and cut out.

Deburr and abrade bonding areas.

Apply your favourite epoxy, I used Ever Build Putty Aqua.

Clamp the outside together then use a couple of carpenters cramps to squeeze the adhesive at various places back to the inside.

Warm the joint with a hairdryer and leave clamped until cured.

Apply more adhesive to fill the gap.

Install

Here's a video of how to do it properly 

Current EU countries plus a couple more, snapshot May 2017

http://www.tradingeconomics.com

				U = Unemployment
	Retirement age Men      Women		Government Debt to GDP %	U %	Youth U %	Long Term U %
Austria	65	60	84.6	8.6	10.6	1.9
Belgium	65 ¹		106	6.9	18.2	4.1
Bulgaria	64	61	27.1	8	17.5	4.3
Croatia	65	61.9	84.2	14.4	27.1	4.4
Cyprus	65		108	12.5	30.3	5.8
Czech Republic	63.2	61.8	37.2	4.8	9.3	1.6
Denmark	65		37.8	4.3	12.6	1.2
Estonia	63	62.7	9.5	6.6	14.2	2.5
Finland	65		63.6	9.6	20	2.1
France	65.33		96	10	23.7	4.2
Germany	64.42		68.3	3.9	6.7	1.7
Greece	67		179	23.5	48	16.7
Hungary	62.5		74.1	4.5	10.5	2.2
Ireland	66		74.4	6.2	12.9	4.2
Italy	66.58		133	11.7	35.2	6.3
Latvia	62.8		40.1	9.3	16.1	4
Lithuania	63.6	62.2	40.2	8.3	15.3	2.8
Luxembourg	65		20	6	18.6	2.6
Malta	62		58.3	4.2	13.3	1.9
Netherlands	65.75		62.3	5.1	9.6	2.3
Poland	65.58	60.58	54.4	8.1	14.4	2
Portugal	66.25		130	10.5	23.3	6.1
Romania	65	60.3	37.6	5.3	20.4	2.8
Slovakia	62		51.9	8	18.8	5.6
Slovenia	65	64.33	79.7	10.9	13.7	3.9
Spain	64.42		99.4	18.75	40.5	9.1
Sweden	65		41.6	6.8	17.2	1.2
UK	65	63.5	89.3	4.7	11.9	1.3
Turkey	60	58	28.3	13	24	2.2
Russia	60	55	17.7	4.4	-	-
	Retirement age Men      Women		Government Debt to GDP %	U %	Youth U %	Long Term U %

 ¹ or 60 after 35yrs continuous   employment