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@homesteadpursuit8535 Thanks for the video. How's the roof holding up? Any updates?

STOP WITH THE MUSIC!!!!!

I sure could do without that music blowing my ears out every time you stop talking!

Oh, no. Don't install on top of shingles.

I just had a metal root installed the company didn’t use the foam inserts. Should I be concerned or is it possible to stuff something in the holes please help now that I see how you did this I’m seriously concerned my roof is messed up.

I mark the bottom of the panel corner 2 1/2 so the guy on the ladder knows exactly we’re to put it

I thought you did a good job up until you were stupid enough to do what most American metal roofers do you screwed in the flat part of the sheets.

$2,000? That's all, of course this was 3 years ago now metal has sky rocketed to $100.00 a sheet for 14ft panel. That's the price here in Florida.

Very excellent job 👍.

I just viewed a few of your comments and did not see anyone addressing the elephant in the room. Your very LOUD music ruined your video. I watched it without the sound, but it would have been so much better to have heard what you were saying.

those purlins/battens are gunna rot out

Great video! I'm an older fella on my first metal roof. (Done a few shingled projects). Here is what I've found on TH-cam. There is a different "metal roof" drip edge that hangs over farther - the one you used looks like regular drip edge for shingles. It can be pou on to hang into your gutter. The standard overhand is 1-1/2" beyond the drip edge. Best way to "square the panel is to run a chalk line along your drip edge say, 2"" from the edge at either end. Then mark your panel at 3-1/2" to allow for overhang. Then carefully align the 1st panel with your chakkline. Next, your large ribs are 9" apart, you need to be sure each end is in the correct place to be covered by your rake trim looks like you got lucky. A tear off is a good idea as your nails for the purlins should extend into your rafters/truss you roof is only as strong as the weakest attachment. many roofers attach the rake with screws every foot or so but you need a square edge under the trim so you can get it close. Last, the roofing mfg says to put the screws in the center of the flat part, not close to the rib. I bought my metal from a HUGE Amish owned local company. I get next day delivery. They can make custom trim- probably would do your cupola. Very reasonable prices. Finally thought: switch you thumbnail to a screenshot of your bride in her sunglasses adjusting the seal at the lower edge. It'll get you several thousand more views!😊

Sorry I could not watch your video, I refuse to play the have to turn the volume down every time music come on, I don't see the need for music in these videos in the first place. I see the video is 3 years old so I hope you have dumped the music because there is nothing worse than trying to watch a video with the volume tuned to the talking and all of the sudden blaring music starts playing waking people up.

Thank you for being so detailed, and having a calm demeanor. So many other videos are like listening to an hour of a loud overconfident jock rambling on.

Thanks for the under over explanation, I was wondering about that

I’ve seen this before and I don’t know what your climate is but I see were people I have put like a radiant barrier under the wood I’m assuming over the other tarpaper and then that way you have a radiant barrier and you have a gap between that and the steel, and then that hot air can sit in there and then move up towards the top of the roof And you get a reduction in heat transfer going into the property before you even get to insulation and it usually doesn’t add a lot of cost when you consider how much you’re actually spending on the metal roof. You might be adding an additional 300 bucks just for an additional layer of tarpaper and a radiant barrier and the only reason I mention this is because I have been watching a lot of videos about NetZero houses and I’m not too much concerned about the renewables, but I’ve always love the reduction in energy consumption with properties. I guess it’s my kink.

Why You didnt want to put underlayment or bubble insulation down before you put the furring straps?

Nice job on the Cupalo. Pretty sweet assists you have.

For the first time doing this, you did a good job and the explanation of the process of the dos and don't was really helpful. 👍🏾

Pop, rivet, rake seems

No underlayment around the Cupolla no fault paper

Buen trabajo, gracias por la explicación tan sencilla, lo haré poco a poco hasta que termine,me ayudo mucho tus ideas bendiciones y hasta pronto

Are the 1x4s needed on a new roof?

Teacher How far does the 2x4 go?

Awesome job explaining the process. I think you done great!!

Good video loud music

This video is one of the best I’ve seen! I’m planning something similar and was wondering since my detached garage isn’t heated, would I need any roof vents? Main reason I ask is that the roof trusses are blocked between them at the ridge with 2x4’s. Would appreciate you thoughts, thank you

Get rid of the strapping but the screws on the flats is right

Put shingle on and do it right if you don’t want to spend the money on a real roof

Music is WAY TOO LOUD! Nice video though, thanks.

Great job& video.I’m going to be doing my first roof on my house.What’s the pitch on this roof? Thanks for any info

How am I only the second person to like this video? It was one of the first hits when I googled "build a stacking planter from fence boards," and it's exactly what I wanted. Thanks! I'm going to build something similar this weekend for my own strawberries. Or radishes. Heck, now I need to build two...

Enjoyed all of your videos today!

Catching up on your videos today :)

I can do without the blast of music so loud I about jump off the sofa every time it comes on… come on, give us a break!

Thank you for sharing your DYI .

I saw on another video you are supposed to cut a hole across the ridge for venting? do you not have to do that if you go over existing shingles?

Lack of control of music ruined a good vision.

Good job. Music too loud though.

My favorite part was Claire 🤷🏼

Turn up the audio

How’s your roof working out a year later? Would you recommend this roof for a house?

And yes they're much easier to out closures on after input the panels on

For teaching yourself as u go u did a damn good job bro!!! I've worked with many many professionals thta just dont do a quality job on metal, it's awful, a tip for you. I always put screws on the outside of the rake trim, but not necessary, if you cut the rake trim at an angle on the bottom u can slide the top piece of rake into the bottom piece and it wont stick out like it is, cut it at like a 45 degree angle and itll slide right into the other one, I'm doing a metal job now, I'll take a few pictures of it and I'll do a video for you to see how I do it, but you did an amazing job bro good job!!!!!

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Is that a roof on another roof? I fast-forwarded through the video a couple times. Did I miss something?

A great video. How did you keep from sliding on the metal. I tried to put snow blocks on and kept sliding down to my ladder.

You could completely remove the coupla and stick it on over the ridge cap later...no flashing to deal with.

I think I would have set the high side of the roof forward to load and unload from, and put your too short truss supports on the low roof side. The way you built it and load it, the rain will run on you and puddle in front of the shed instead of running off the back. Just my opinion, new subsriber

Why didn't you just connect the steel panels flat onto the asphalt shingles negating the firing strips? Tx