Thanks a million for taking the time to decribe and demonstrate these details. I probably have 100 hours watching the double fold system being installed in Russian, Ukrainian & German. Ive picked up an equivalent amount of knowledge during an hour on your channel. Truly appreciated.
I honestly don't think I've recieved a nicer compliment in all my time on TH-cam... I'm honored to have brought value to your craft and will continue to do so
Word. I guess you’ve been watching the metal maniac. You’ve come a long way brah. Last year you were using z closures and apron flashing on all your transitions. Now you put in the time and effort to actually have a true double lock system. Respect. Keep up the good work. I’m a roofer too. 35 years. I work for myself since 1994 and I don’t advertise at all. No hoodies, no t shirts, cards. Nothing. Only referrals. Someone has to give you my number. It’s primitive but it weeds out the “hi do you do free estimates@? Calls. Cheers. I noticed. Good job skip
Thanks and good luck on your channel growth. It took us quite a while to get our 4,000 watch hours. We are going to use these techniques to make our metal flashings and small flat roofs on our castle.
@@asm101 mate I’m still watching the rest of your vids I definitely find your vids very interesting. I’ve been long run roofing for over 19years and not so long ago starting laying tray so these give me a better way to detail things or if I can use these methods in details I will. I would really love to see your detail in a spill valley
This is exactly why I make the videos... use them as a reference guide... you'll likely find your own groove with them... practice and repetition is the only way...
I'm looking on steetz for the deep benders that you have, and there are several different types ! Lots of offsets, Deep crimping pliers, and 4 types of the regular deep throat benders, box joint and lap joint ! Which am I looking to get my friend !
havent made it yet....i will get to it one of these days...my apologies...thanks for watching and hit the bell notification button and youtube will notify you when i release a video
I am doing a standseam roof on my little house this year. I have looked at all the extra crap that is made for going around a chimney. Not really liking it. This, on the other hand, looks top notch. First, are you going to do a video on finishing at the top? Second, do you think it's possible to do this without a sheet metal brake? My chimney is off to one side, so the roof doesn't fully surround it. Also, how well does this detail fare against snow? Great videos and overall great info on this channel!! Keep it up.
Love seeing comment like this...yes it is possible to do this without a brake but you can always rent one somewhere...make sure ask the capabilities of the brake you rent ie. what Guage can be bent in it As for snow this detail is great because there is no actual notching of the metal itself...thus snow can accumulate anywhere and not affect anything
As of right now no.... Something we are looking into for the future... For now stay tuned to the channel I have some upcoming installation videos that can be just as useful as classes
I don’t know in theory after watching this video where do you end up with a pin point in the bottom corner where you end up with a pin point at the top by the water check no matter what you lose your going to end up with a pinhole
Honestly in home sales silicon valley... 3 or more people with metal roofs had leaks..no one would fix their roof they did not have the special tooling.. not once 3 or more times.. almost as bad as reverse osmosis destroying kitchen sub floors down to joists... lost a lot of jobs on that.. but reality it was depressing listening to customer and their leaky roof... not repairable... that's a 40k fix.. it seems metal roofs have special tooling..but their last company is bankrupt.. that just sucks.. nice people too..
Really crappy situation...and I always say this...the customer is the one that suffers in the end...as someone who has sonehwat of a moral compass I wouldn't be able to sleep at night knowing that I had caused that...but if this installer is ok with giving us craftsman a bad name he shouldn't be allowed to install metal...maybe he would be better off watching some TH-cam videos 😉👍
Thanks a million for taking the time to decribe and demonstrate these details. I probably have 100 hours watching the double fold system being installed in Russian, Ukrainian & German. Ive picked up an equivalent amount of knowledge during an hour on your channel. Truly appreciated.
I honestly don't think I've recieved a nicer compliment in all my time on TH-cam... I'm honored to have brought value to your craft and will continue to do so
Жодної магії. Розрахунок і творчість.🇺🇦
Word.
I guess you’ve been watching the metal maniac.
You’ve come a long way brah.
Last year you were using z closures and apron flashing on all your transitions. Now you put in the time and effort to actually have a true double lock system.
Respect. Keep up the good work.
I’m a roofer too. 35 years. I work for myself since 1994 and I don’t advertise at all. No hoodies, no t shirts, cards. Nothing. Only referrals. Someone has to give you my number. It’s primitive but it weeds out the “hi do you do free estimates@? Calls.
Cheers. I noticed. Good job skip
Thanks for noticing brother
Очень полезное видео, все понятно! спасибо!
You have golden hands!
Awesome! Using the hand benders to make seams, feels like it opened up a whole new world for us!
Glad it was helpful....this is the central focus of our mission
Definitely a big fan
Great to hear...we want to educate...our whole mission is to spread awareness of our trade to not only tradespeople, but consumers as well
Thanks and good luck on your channel growth. It took us quite a while to get our 4,000 watch hours. We are going to use these techniques to make our metal flashings and small flat roofs on our castle.
That's amazing....I'm glad I am helping more than just the tradespeople of our industry 😃
You doing great job👏 I can learn form you. I want more😄
Great video! 🇨🇦👋
Thanks! 😃
Love your videos.
Glad you enjoy them my friend
Great job!
Thank you
thank you
Awesome technical detailing very interesting love it easy to understand
Very happy to hear....what sort of detail would you like to see featured in a future video?
@@asm101 mate I’m still watching the rest of your vids I definitely find your vids very interesting. I’ve been long run roofing for over 19years and not so long ago starting laying tray so these give me a better way to detail things or if I can use these methods in details I will.
I would really love to see your detail in a spill valley
This is exactly why I make the videos... use them as a reference guide... you'll likely find your own groove with them... practice and repetition is the only way...
@@asm101 can you do video on spill valley
@18:00 I've hear them call "round nose pliers" Thanks for the great vid!
Yes they are also called that as well
Aahh! I need that retriver spring on stubs!
Yes they help a little
@@asm101 could you show in big plan somehow
Sorry I don't understand what you mean
Another great instructional video is there a link to where I can purchase these tools? Thanks
Yes if you head into the description section of the video there are all the links to each tool that's in the video
I'm looking on steetz for the deep benders that you have, and there are several different types ! Lots of offsets, Deep crimping pliers, and 4 types of the regular deep throat benders, box joint and lap joint ! Which am I looking to get my friend !
Don't bother with Steetz.....stortz is the better supplier
Thank you for everything that you post how do I find part five
havent made it yet....i will get to it one of these days...my apologies...thanks for watching and hit the bell notification button and youtube will notify you when i release a video
You should do a video dancing on a standing seam roof. I would enjoy that.😃👍
Nice job on the step by step layout and fabrication. That angle finder tool looks like a good one, where did you find that?
Thanks glad you enjoyed the content....I picked that tool up at Lee Valley tools
I am doing a standseam roof on my little house this year. I have looked at all the extra crap that is made for going around a chimney. Not really liking it. This, on the other hand, looks top notch. First, are you going to do a video on finishing at the top? Second, do you think it's possible to do this without a sheet metal brake? My chimney is off to one side, so the roof doesn't fully surround it. Also, how well does this detail fare against snow?
Great videos and overall great info on this channel!! Keep it up.
Love seeing comment like this...yes it is possible to do this without a brake but you can always rent one somewhere...make sure ask the capabilities of the brake you rent ie. what Guage can be bent in it
As for snow this detail is great because there is no actual notching of the metal itself...thus snow can accumulate anywhere and not affect anything
Hey what is the sheet metal square you are using? I really like that one.
The angle finder you mean? Lee valley
Do you do classes?
As of right now no.... Something we are looking into for the future... For now stay tuned to the channel I have some upcoming installation videos that can be just as useful as classes
It appears the seam is blocking (bucking water) the flow water on the left side of the chimney ? Do you smash that seam down?
Yes the seam will get turned down then formed into a male seam to recieve the next full panel
Hi! What metal are you working with?
typically 26 or 24 g pre painted steel
what gauge roof metal are you bending looks like 26 or 29
26 in this one... heres the rest of the playlist of your interested th-cam.com/play/PLwTrgRLtRjZE1uKieKTGtoEiiqN1goaB6.html
beautiful work Alex, almost lost artform.
Trying to resuscitate it through this platform and others...thank I appreciate that you are aware of this...alot of crap out there
What is that tool that you are using @2:03
www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/hand-tools/marking-and-measuring/protractors/76516-protractor-square?item=99N0402
Are you using 26g or 24g to do this detail
24 and 26
This one we used 26 th-cam.com/video/323RNrJSzQQ/w-d-xo.html
The disc bender actually comes in a two handed version is much easier to use than the single handed one 👌🏽
Yes I have seen that....going to be one of my next purchases...
Desde desde chile porfa si es que se puede subtítulo en castellano
i will try
I don’t know in theory after watching this video where do you end up with a pin point in the bottom corner where you end up with a pin point at the top by the water check no matter what you lose your going to end up with a pinhole
The only leak point is where the metal ends up the walls of the chimney
Please, do a video of a window when the seams of the panels don't coincide with the jambs.
Just to be clear are you refering to a wall window or a roof window(skylight)?
Honestly in home sales silicon valley... 3 or more people with metal roofs had leaks..no one would fix their roof they did not have the special tooling.. not once 3 or more times.. almost as bad as reverse osmosis destroying kitchen sub floors down to joists... lost a lot of jobs on that.. but reality it was depressing listening to customer and their leaky roof... not repairable... that's a 40k fix.. it seems metal roofs have special tooling..but their last company is bankrupt.. that just sucks.. nice people too..
Really crappy situation...and I always say this...the customer is the one that suffers in the end...as someone who has sonehwat of a moral compass I wouldn't be able to sleep at night knowing that I had caused that...but if this installer is ok with giving us craftsman a bad name he shouldn't be allowed to install metal...maybe he would be better off watching some TH-cam videos 😉👍