Cabin in the Woods Part 16: Standing Seam Metal Roof Installation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- In this episode of Cabin in the Woods, we wrap up with the standing seam metal roof installation....for now. We will still have to install panels around the chimney as well as finalize the ridge cap and porch standing seam metal roof. Stay tuned for the metal roof detail work which will be in a little bit.
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We finally wrap up installing the Standing Seam panels on the main section of roof. Make sure if you haven't caught up on the entire series, go back and watch or share with a friend who might enjoy it. Thanks for the support and stay tuned as this project will continue to get better. We have lots in store.
Malco actually makes a spring opening pair of seamers. Look at a hvac tool dealer they should carry them.
I would love to come a work with yall. I'm actually looking for a job now. Any chance you are hiring?
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that contractor block is way to big. all you need is a 20' side payout srl.
With Ryan's th-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan, I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
You sure give your customer his money's worth of attention to the details. Your client should be very happy.Thanks for the great content.
Gotta love beautiful days like these where it's not to windy so the building isn't moving too much.
I appreciate your comment about only ONE PERFECT CARPENTER!
Every time I watch one of your videos, I wish that I lived close to you guys. I'd be at your job sites every day begging to get hired on. Not only do you seem like a good boss, but you embrace technology and always looking at new ideas in building. I used to work for a boss that refused to buy us a dremel tool to grind the paint off installations we were doing. You guys always seem like you are having fun, yet you have such a keen eye for perfection, all while making videos. Great job.
Kyle, love the videos! Please keep emphasizing the math. In the long run it makes everything better. It will help viewers answer the age old question, "when will I ever use this."
I love All the Tips and Tricks you share with Viewers 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. Your a Wealth of Knowledge young man
nice video about the sweat, the math, the plumb, the square and imitating the perfect carpenter day by day.
Appreciate all the hours you put in on and off camera! I am in the same trade and I can't imagine doing all that you do after a days work. Thanks brother
Nice video, well edited. What a beautiful roof, well done. "There's only one perfect carpenter." And a good attitude too. Love your channel, thanks for sharing.
Carpenter??? Try architecture SHEETMETAL worker. Carpenter work with wood, then try and STEAL OTHER TRADES WORK!
Best roof I've seen. And the owners know by your recordings just how precise all went up. Congrats.
".... a slight miscalculation can compound itself" - so true Kyle! Love your work sir!
Yes the roof is awesome. The standing seam adds very nice details. Looking forward to the next steps
Enjoy the rest of your weekend guys, mine has ended so it's goodnight from me. Regards from the U.K.
Really enjoy watching your video both of you have done a great job
Great video mate 👍👍
The look on the roof is fantastic. You've done another great job. Video is very good.
Doggone, it Kyle! you just proved that math works. Beautiful job.
... wow, what a treat - episodes15 and 16 back to back! :)
Really appreciate the time you spend teaching. Thanks
Whole lotta work goes into getting that standing seam roof done just right. Looking great so far. I think the other advantage to the green laser is that it can shoot farther, so it's more useful on big projects like this. Thanks for sharing!
Kyle that roof is amazing and absolutely beautiful! The cabin in the woods will be an amazing place when it's done! I am looking forward to the next video!
Yet another great video for this build, I cannot get enough of this series, great work, thanks 👍👍👍👍
Best comment in the video: "There's only one perfect carpenter."
Nice work ! Awesome to see you have the right tools and equipment and know how to use it all for a perfect result !!
Malco actually makes a hand seamer that is spring loaded. Look at a hvac supplier they carry them.
need to look into those thanks
If I were the owner of that cabin, I would be very very happy of how that roof looks. SO CLEAN!
Sweet looking roof!
As you like woodpack, Yes i also love shed thanks for your sharing with us
Worth the investment to build a perfect coop
Thanks for the closer view
Another great video Kyle, love the detail and insight you give to what you’re doing. One thing I’ve done in the past here in the UK is to take a what you’d call trash can up in the lift to throw all the waste in. Like I’ve always told my trainees, “you don’t make a mess, you don’t have to clear it up!” 😉
Great idea!
I like what you said about the perfect Carpenter Nice job
Roof looks amazing Kyle and I can't wait to see the aerial view as I know its coming soon.
Nice job editing the work is awesome as usual thanks for sharing
Really liked the close up on the detail end of the roof.
I've been metal roofing for about 5 years now but been doing sheet metal and rain gutter for 10 years. I'm very picky when it comes to my metal roofing and I wanna so you are by far one of the best metal roofers if not the best metal I've ever seen. Great work bro. I'd love to pick your brain about metal roofing. In California we do alot of metal roofs on custom homes and I'm running 4 metal roofs rt now as we speak and I'd love some of your insight on a few detail on running hip caps into a Dutch gable with top flashing.
That ladder you have is one of the best I've ever used my grandfather bought one a good 40years ago, when he passed my mom inherited it and I've used it many times already best ladder in the world I'd say especially if have the 5th leg. Heavy yes practical absolutely. Wish I could get a newer one but not worth importing to South Africa.
Absolutely beautiful roof installation good job!! I love seeing the quality and fore thought that goes into your projects! Several years ago I installed a batten standing seam system on a circular roof.. it’s always nerve racking cutting panels and hoping your math is right. Keep up the great work
I install a lot of standing seam in Florida and I’ve seen all the TH-cam videos explaining the process. You guys are the first team I’ve seen do it exactly how how I would. Super awesome fellas great job. Btw idk how many hurricanes blow through there but that roofs good up to a cat. 3
Thanks guys, love watching perfection at work.
That roof looks great guys! Enjoyin this one for sure!
that is a great job my friend
Excellent work and video as always! I’d like to get one of those lasers, but my building days are over. So I’ll just entertain myself watching you guys play with the new tools.
I love the side conversations with Kyle and Greg. Really shows how down to earth you two are and how well you get along. Love the detail guys!
I’ve used the snap lock panels before and love them. But we screwed our bottom edge and valleys. Your way is FAR superior. Your attention to detail is awesome man. I’d love to work with you 🤙🏻🔨💪🏻
waiting for this premiere to start!
5:28 those are some happy birds!
Since it gets so hot and humid here in the south, to help cool down. I run water from a faucet on my wrist, alternating from one to another. Cold water from cooler works, or out of water bottles at end of day. This helps by cooling blood that circulates through the heart.
Absolutely fantastic job with the standing seam roof. I also just g the new Isotunes and wish I had bought these years ago.
I always put the laps on the downside of the valley. Looking good.
Grate work guys..be safe and see you on the next one..!!
Its nice when stuff is exact nice job guys
Thank you for posting.
Whole job looks awsome.
I swear you could turn that building upside down and use it as a boat it’s that well sealed.
When you are in the lift and moving around the camera has a built in stabilizer, it gives the optical illusion or appearance the building is moving.
Did anyone else see the building started rising at 13:00
Top notch quality product - I'm really impressed with the collaboration and thought process you and Greg share through this series. As you know, more important than anything is safety. Please invest more time and money into safety.. I've seen too many avoidable incidents occur when routine comes into play. This project is full of repetitive tasks so be sure to watch out for one another.
Roof was a bit of extra work, but what a beautiful result. Thanks.
Yes it was!
Great job!
Hi Kyle! I like your content, and I wanted to mention that it really shows that your montage skills have gotten really awesome. Thank you for your work, and keep going please =)
For the cardboard on the hand seamers use a small bicycle inner tube and cut a section the depth of the jaws to hold the cardboard on. Makes a giant non-maring rubber band
nice idea
Great looking roof!
Great video as always that roof is straight dope! I did notice you running one of the atlas 46 bags. What I have noticed is that the bags sit higher. This way whatever screws you have in those bags is not such a reach. they also with the wire room the hold their shape much better and not just be all floppy. I hope you do a review on them and I hope have not disturbed any fields of the space time continuum in asking about the bags. As always thank you all the hard work in bringing us all with you!
I def will
Cant wait to see the veretta stone install! I'm wanting to put some on my house and would love to see a how to
Man I love your work bad ass Kyle. Tell Greg what up doe
Great job guys, really enjoying your videos great work
When we expect review on Atlas 46 pouches and good job like always.
Another great episode!
Clean install.
Love it! 👍😎
You need to check out "Cool Ties" to beat the heat. I live just outside of Phoenix and it was 111 today and I was outside for 4 hours and never broke a sweat. I order them from a construction safety supply company and they work very well. They cost $26.00 for 24 of them so a cheap fix. Simply put them in a plastic bowl filled with water and keep it in a refridgerator. Just immerse the cool tie in the water and the crystals inside it swell up. I wear 2 of them; One as a headband and another one around my neck. The neck one cools the blood in the neck and the headband one cools the bllod at your temples. Try them if you have not and beat the heat!.
I have one of those levels that does plump, level and square, a invaluable tool to have.
111, with No Heat Index(HUMIDITY), that’s a easy day.
Really enjoying this series Kyle! It's inspired me to re-roof my detached garage with a standing seam metal roof. Any chance you might be able to put together a video on your ordering process for a standing seam metal roof? Maybe something along the lines of how to calculate the square footage of the roof (math never lies), layout, necessary components (i.e. panels, trim details, etc.) and any additional lessons learned that you think would help first timers like me successfully tackle a project. Thanks in advance for your consideration and I look forward to your next video in the series!
16:26 every time a short person needs to get something off the top couple shelves lol
Damn you guys are good!
Got my malco from an eikenhout and came with 3 dif lengths of bill 4 inch,7 inch ,14 inch, very nice
1:36 Ok, Ok, we get it now - THE BUILDING is NOT MOVING!!!! LOL (it was always a weird visual though) :) At 7:33 The video takes flight - great soundtrack!!
This ladder is so dang heavy...I feel your pain, but so darn useful sometimes
Amazing job
Good progress 👌👍
You should be running your panels up the valley not down the valley if you live in snow country. Snow and ice over time will get underneath the snap of that kind of snap lock panel and will lift it up and potentially unsnap it.
First time in a long time since I've been the early, great work guys keep it up
Great vids. Bet you are chuffed to have successfully completed the seamed roof, looks great. It would be good to see some of the other trades install their contributions to the project. Round the job of nicely. Don't know how you cope with the heat. I can't any more, one hot day then the next day is a right off, you have some stamina.
Try using the little giant mega lite ladder. You’ll love it, it’s a night and day difference in weight savings! 😅
Little Giant and lightweight dont belong in the same sentence😂
Looking good!
I don’t know anyone named Greg. Whenever I hear his name in your videos, it reminds me of the very funny clip of Greg from Curb Your Enthusiasm...just the name. That clip is here on TH-cam...you should play that for your wife since she works with kids. The kid is a great actor...so funny!!!
Waiting for the drone footage. I'm sure that roof is (in your words) "realy stinking close" to art.
No drone footage of the finished roof? Oh my heck I'm so mad lol
stay tuned
If you use your siccores lift at the roof end, you won’t have to lanyard off.With safety, lift is your fall protection.
From the uk , I've welded meters of this stuff, if its cut rite , it will a welded rite and be a great sealed unit.. all the best from UK
Excellent
Very clean lines. Looks great. Some manufactures recommend the option of turning up the end at the peak, noticed you do not. Since you are extremely meticulously I'm wondering what considerations you take into account. I've got a project and don't want to do unnecessary work - cutting and bending panels is not fun work.
Cool tunes
Would like to see the last piece of ridge cap put on.
You never take us to lunch...
I know you mentioned that you were interested in getting in to some traditional timber frame construction. Maybe you could just do a timber frame porch detail tied in to a post frame, that'd be a good way to start.
Malco hand seamers are spring open, but I'm a tinner, not a barn builder, so your hand seamers might be different
Hey Kyle Midwest makes an offset handle version of those tongs. I found them to be much more comfortable when locking down the ends of the panels.
Good morning Kyle and Greg, glad to see you are off that roof, looks great, but that is a hostile environment!
Cheers from Tokyo!
Stu
Thanks Stu!! Have a great day brother
Thumbs up! 👍😁
Gerg said lol but are we thoooooo🤣