as a roofer myself I have a few thoughts. 1, unfortunately you will need a larger overlap to be effective because rain is not always falling virtually and without the extra overlap some water can get under with crosswinds. 2. I would be interested in what ideas you might have for an undercoat? maybe upcycling plastic bags? 3. I think this idea could have major applications in impoverished nations.
One under-coat idea could be to use a steam iron and non-stick parchment paper to iron plastic sheeting onto the wood so that the wood is essentially impermeable to water. Would that work? What I had in mind was to put the parchment paper and plastic onto the wood, and iron the parchment paper. The plastic should melt and stick to the wood without sticking to the parchment paper. The paper can either be removed or remain in place as an extra layer of protection.
I'm planning to build a garden shed at some point, so I might try this! I think if I do, I'll have the inside of the can up, so the roof is plain silver coloured, rather than having it be a billboard for coca-cola. :)
absolutely incredible. Astiundingly creative. Ive seen nothing alike in terms of creating utility for used cans and on a large large s ame which further soarks my unterest. Alotof the folding inherently in plug and play and likely can be used around many designed. I love that youre doing!
You're quite lucky to have a workshop like that in Hong Kong la.
I knew I recognized you from project kamp, glad your video got suggested. New subscriber.
I've been roofing since the 70s. This technique of fabrication has been done for hundreds of years. But love the use of cans. :)
This is brilliant. Thanks for making this video. I learned a lot from this.
as a roofer myself I have a few thoughts.
1, unfortunately you will need a larger overlap to be effective because rain is not always falling virtually and without the extra overlap some water can get under with crosswinds.
2. I would be interested in what ideas you might have for an undercoat? maybe upcycling plastic bags?
3. I think this idea could have major applications in impoverished nations.
One under-coat idea could be to use a steam iron and non-stick parchment paper to iron plastic sheeting onto the wood so that the wood is essentially impermeable to water. Would that work?
What I had in mind was to put the parchment paper and plastic onto the wood, and iron the parchment paper. The plastic should melt and stick to the wood without sticking to the parchment paper. The paper can either be removed or remain in place as an extra layer of protection.
Can you do a tutorial for your custom-made can opener as well as for the die that cuts the shingles
Yes please I’d love to see the cutter and die design also
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Please show us how to make the can cutter :)
This is awesome -- love the updates from the Project Kamp version :) And the doorbell is great!
I'm planning to build a garden shed at some point, so I might try this! I think if I do, I'll have the inside of the can up, so the roof is plain silver coloured, rather than having it be a billboard for coca-cola. :)
Sweet addition to the entry so well thought out!! 👍👍👏
Dude, This is awesome bro.
great video, good job , i hope we can see more videos like this.
This is amazing! Well done :D
Bravo! Do you think it would be possible to do so for a curved roof?
Looks great Kevin
Awesome!
Isn’t it a bit loud when hit by water though?
absolutely incredible. Astiundingly creative. Ive seen nothing alike in terms of creating utility for used cans and on a large large s ame which further soarks my unterest. Alotof the folding inherently in plug and play and likely can be used around many designed. I love that youre doing!
Thanks for sharing this :)
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Brilliant just shows you how much we waste.
🎉 Absolutely beautiful and functional. KUDOS KEVIN 👍🧓
is there a diagram for the can cutter or the die, either here or om the project camp website?
he posted it on the most recent video!
NICE !!
this is going to look sick once it's been out there for a few years and weathered in
I wanna see that tool u guys built for project kamp
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