The customer was lucky to have you in being proactive to help sort out these type of problems as opposed to wasting time, money and ending up with something they would not be happy with.
Hi Adrian🖐I'm also lucky that the customer respects my experience and gave me free reign to do the job as I thought it should be done👍I love working for people like that🤩Thanks again, for your continued support and great comments🤗Cheers
When everyone's gone to bed and we're alone to finally watch a bit of TH-cam on the box, I hope you realise just how much we appreciate not having to break our necks to get to the remote because you've taken the care to quieten tools in the edit. Same goes for earbuds, lol👍
Hi Alan. I really appreciate your comment as I have to split each bit of sawing off the original clip and then manually decrease the volume. 🤪 It actually takes me hours to edit just a short video as I'm not very computer savy 🙃. Thanks for watching. 😎
@@ooslum It's just what came on my laptop when I bought it. I think it's Windows Video Editor. It's fairly basic, but does the job OK for what I want. 👍 Cheers.
Agree 100% with you on saws, makes life so much easier with left and right hand blade saws. No such thing as "too many tools" Great video looking forward to next one, thanks
Hi Paddy. When you started out and EVERYTHING on site was cut with a handsaw, you really do appreciate how great they are.🤩 I've already got the next two videos shot and edited and they'll be coming out very soon.😎 Thanks for your comment.👍
Perfect job fellla. I’ve worked on so many (wow) jobs that have been spoilt by a lack of detail and incorrect planning and management of the trades. Super refreshing watching your appreciation of who came before you and your experience saving the day. 👍🏻
Hi Carter. I've seen exactly the same as you mate. Projects with the potential to be stunning, ending up falling badly short due to a lack of pride and vision by those doing the work 😬 Great comment and thanks for watching 😎
@@fmautomotive3957 Hi there. 👋 I have started moving onto Freud blades now. They seem to keep their edge longer, and have a more stable plate under load. They also have large tips that can be sharpened many times. 👍 Cheers.
Hi Del Nice Job, when you were pondering solid bridging or not I was urging you to fit it, it's looking good, the people I wonder do they know how lucky they are to have some one so conscientious and skill full.
Very kind words Peter.👍 You're dead right about solid blocking as its a pretty good, 'go to', for this type of situation.😎 To be fair, these customers are very appreciative of my efforts and its always great to make the job the best it can be for decent people. 🤩 Thanks for your comment.👍
Another great video, as a DIY'er how you attach wood to other materials is a great takeaway from your video's, as are the tips on getting things square, level and plumb...
Hi Chris. I appreciate you watching and your comment.🤩 Its hard to judge who might be watching my videos and its really easy for me to forget adding simple details like the ones you mention. I've still got a LOT to learn about making videos and what info to put in them. (plus trying actually remember to add them while I'm filming/working😝). Cheers.
Hi Dave. I've got a least 3 more videos ready to go on this roof. 🤟 Completion, as far as I'm concerned, is only the when I finish the roof structure. I don't often get back on these type of jobs to see the finished article as I'm only doing the roof. 🙃 Thanks for watching 😎.
Hi Paul. I never know what music to put in, and I thought some classical stuff might bring a little sophistication to the videos.😆 Thanks for watching.😎
Outstanding craftsmanship as always T.C. As I've stated in the past your work is in the finest traditions of the Victorian and Edwardian artisan. That's some beautiful structural timber you've got to work with there. Not like the shite we have to work with here. Sopping wet white deal, full of knots and as straight as a banana, 🙄🙄😭
Hi TN. 👋 I'm very lucky to have an excellent timber merchant neat me, and they really stock some great quality stuff. As you say, there far to much of this Deal rubbish stocked in general builders merchants. This job would have been NO FUN whatsoever if the timber was bowed and twisted. 😖 Thanks for your kind words, and, as always, for watching. 😎
@@thetallcarpenter God be with the Days in America where one could get whatever one wanted. The finest Douglas Fir and all the hardwoods as well. The real trajety in this Country is that we have some outstanding carpenter/joiners but what we have to work with is pure dirt. Keep those videos coming please, your in my top five favorite carpenter/joiners on Y.T. You have an excellent channel, 👍😁🔨🇮🇪
Interesting video. Up north of England splayed or chamfered tops to wallplates is used as an alternative to the textbook birdsmouths in traditional cut-timber roof structures. I'm wondering if a splayed edge to your packing members at the ridge would save you the birdsmouth cuts and make a stronger (though not needed) rafters / spars. A splayed edge set to the roof pitch should be enough support as the steelwork is going nowhere. Your method is the widespread practice though so who am I to say anything to the contrary. A fantastic job all round.
Hi there🖐You make a really good point and I can't see it being much different to how the rafter would sit on a traditional purlin which would be at the same pitch as the roof👊 Great comment and thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
Hi chipO. It's about 7.7 meters long. 😵 Yeah, the steelwork is a real treat to work on, plus some nice timber means a pretty nice job all round. 👍 Thanks for watching 😎.
Hi Neil. The first part to getting help is to admit you've got a problem😬 I haven't got a saw addiction and can stop buying them any time I choose.😆😎 Thanks for your comment.🤣
A wood worker commenting on steel not normally being straight and true… made me snort my coffee out my nose… wood is never straight or true (or at least stay that way for long)… when you by wood by dimensions it doesn’t match what you ordered 😂
I get what you're saying James👍but wood is a natural material very much affected by temperature and other atmospheric conditions, whereas steel is a manufacturered material which many, incorrectly in the case of structural steels, believe should be straight and true👌Thanks for your comment and now I have to try and get the mental image of snorted tea leaving your nose out of my head😆Cheers Del
Hi Luke. 👋 I think I've got some Motzart ready to go for future videos. 🤩 It's hard trying to choose music for videos, but I do like a bit of classical music 😎 (and AC/DC🤟😆). Cheers).
Your right there Aidan.😬 I have worked with some amazing architects, but it usually their draughtsmen that bridge the gap between the design and the build.👍 Thanks for watching.😎
@Cottontail Grouse Hi there. Absolutely, and I have had the pleasure of working alongside some fantastic designers and architects who's drawings, as you rightly point out, are brimming with detail and information.😎 Cheers.
Hi PP. Sometimes it's because it's early and people/clients are still in bed. But also, if I keep quiet others on site don't think I'm talking to them and start trying to ask me what I'm saying. 🤪 Cheers
The customer was lucky to have you in being proactive to help sort out these type of problems as opposed to wasting time, money and ending up with something they would not be happy with.
Hi Adrian🖐I'm also lucky that the customer respects my experience and gave me free reign to do the job as I thought it should be done👍I love working for people like that🤩Thanks again, for your continued support and great comments🤗Cheers
When everyone's gone to bed and we're alone to finally watch a bit of TH-cam on the box, I hope you realise just how much we appreciate not having to break our necks to get to the remote because you've taken the care to quieten tools in the edit. Same goes for earbuds, lol👍
Hi Alan. I really appreciate your comment as I have to split each bit of sawing off the original clip and then manually decrease the volume. 🤪 It actually takes me hours to edit just a short video as I'm not very computer savy 🙃. Thanks for watching. 😎
@@thetallcarpenter what editor do you use?
@@ooslum It's just what came on my laptop when I bought it. I think it's Windows Video Editor. It's fairly basic, but does the job OK for what I want. 👍 Cheers.
Your attention to detail is fantastic mate, superb work 👍
Hi Michael. 👋 Thanks for your comment mate. 😎 Cheers.
Just want to say how much I appreciate you taking your time to edit the volume of the tools down 💯👌 great content!.
Hi Ryan. Thanks for noticing mate. It does take a bit of time but it saves everyone's ear drums🙉 Thanks for watching👍
Agree 100% with you on saws, makes life so much easier with left and right hand blade saws.
No such thing as "too many tools"
Great video looking forward to next one, thanks
Hi Paddy. When you started out and EVERYTHING on site was cut with a handsaw, you really do appreciate how great they are.🤩 I've already got the next two videos shot and edited and they'll be coming out very soon.😎 Thanks for your comment.👍
Some one asked me what is your most expensive tool. I told them the one I haven't got when I need it.
@@peterbell4154 Too true Peter. 😖👍
Perfect job fellla. I’ve worked on so many (wow) jobs that have been spoilt by a lack of detail and incorrect planning and management of the trades. Super refreshing watching your appreciation of who came before you and your experience saving the day. 👍🏻
Hi Carter. I've seen exactly the same as you mate. Projects with the potential to be stunning, ending up falling badly short due to a lack of pride and vision by those doing the work 😬 Great comment and thanks for watching 😎
It’s coming along very nice Del. 👊🏻.
Great quality as usual.
@@thetallcarpenter As you mentioned when the steels are good it makes it so much easier.. 😳.
Avoid the bastard hips. 😉. 👍🏻
@@Ultimate-roofing-square. 😜👍😎
Great workmanship, very modest, enjoy watching you.. I should have watched you before I built my conservatory roof .. keep it up 💪👌💯
Hi there. Thanks for watching and your kind words. 😎 It's easy to make a nice job of something of you enjoy doing it. 🤩 Cheers.
Hi again and thank. would you please recommend a brand of circular saw blade that you regularly use for cutting? Many thanks again
@@fmautomotive3957 Hi there. 👋 I have started moving onto Freud blades now. They seem to keep their edge longer, and have a more stable plate under load. They also have large tips that can be sharpened many times. 👍 Cheers.
Great job, architects can design and draw the most amazing things, as long as they're not building or paying for it 🤣
Hi Mark. You got that right brother🤣 Thanks for watching.😎
Superb tip using clamps on the RSJ love it.
That is now my way.
I need to use clamps more.
I had to stop and think about for a moment Dez 🤯 Could you see my cogs turning😝Cheers
Hi Del Nice Job, when you were pondering solid bridging or not I was urging you to fit it, it's looking good, the people I wonder do they know how lucky they are to have some one so conscientious and skill full.
Very kind words Peter.👍 You're dead right about solid blocking as its a pretty good, 'go to', for this type of situation.😎 To be fair, these customers are very appreciative of my efforts and its always great to make the job the best it can be for decent people. 🤩 Thanks for your comment.👍
Cracking weather for doing a roof this week .best part o the job .pity am stuck inside doing a cupboard 😂👍🏻
Hi RC. Your right bud, it's definitely nicer being outside when the weather's good 😎 Now back in your cupboard Potter 🤩 Thanks for your comment 👍
Brilliant video as always mate
Cheers Joe 😎, and thanks for watching 👍
Excellent job mate 👍
Thanks for watching Tyler. 😎
Another great video, as a DIY'er how you attach wood to other materials is a great takeaway from your video's, as are the tips on getting things square, level and plumb...
Hi Chris. I appreciate you watching and your comment.🤩 Its hard to judge who might be watching my videos and its really easy for me to forget adding simple details like the ones you mention. I've still got a LOT to learn about making videos and what info to put in them. (plus trying actually remember to add them while I'm filming/working😝). Cheers.
Beautiful work
Hi Popcorn Lover. 🍿 Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers.
Top work Del. 👍
Cheers Barry. 😎 Thanks for watching 👍
Looking forward to seeing work progress and hopefully through to completion…
Hi Dave. I've got a least 3 more videos ready to go on this roof. 🤟 Completion, as far as I'm concerned, is only the when I finish the roof structure. I don't often get back on these type of jobs to see the finished article as I'm only doing the roof. 🙃 Thanks for watching 😎.
Super video mate!
Cheers Ben😎Thanks for watching
Amazing job...Congrats
Thank you watching Oliveira🤩and for your great comment 😎 Cheers Del
Always informative 👍👍
Hi G. 👋 Thanks for watching 😎.
Nice work Del. Also enjoyed the relaxing music. Brought back memories of Charlie Chaplin movies..... the music that is, not your work🤣🤣
Hi Paul. I never know what music to put in, and I thought some classical stuff might bring a little sophistication to the videos.😆 Thanks for watching.😎
Outstanding craftsmanship as always T.C. As I've stated in the past your work is in the finest traditions of the Victorian and Edwardian artisan. That's some beautiful structural timber you've got to work with there. Not like the shite we have to work with here. Sopping wet white deal, full of knots and as straight as a banana, 🙄🙄😭
Hi TN. 👋 I'm very lucky to have an excellent timber merchant neat me, and they really stock some great quality stuff. As you say, there far to much of this Deal rubbish stocked in general builders merchants. This job would have been NO FUN whatsoever if the timber was bowed and twisted. 😖 Thanks for your kind words, and, as always, for watching. 😎
@@thetallcarpenter God be with the Days in America where one could get whatever one wanted. The finest Douglas Fir and all the hardwoods as well. The real trajety in this Country is that we have some outstanding carpenter/joiners but what we have to work with is pure dirt. Keep those videos coming please, your in my top five favorite carpenter/joiners on Y.T. You have an excellent channel, 👍😁🔨🇮🇪
@@TheToolnut Appreciate your support mate, and your great input in the comments.😎 Cheers
Interesting video. Up north of England splayed or chamfered tops to wallplates is used as an alternative to the textbook birdsmouths in traditional cut-timber roof structures. I'm wondering if a splayed edge to your packing members at the ridge would save you the birdsmouth cuts and make a stronger (though not needed) rafters / spars. A splayed edge set to the roof pitch should be enough support as the steelwork is going nowhere. Your method is the widespread practice though so who am I to say anything to the contrary. A fantastic job all round.
Hi there🖐You make a really good point and I can't see it being much different to how the rafter would sit on a traditional purlin which would be at the same pitch as the roof👊 Great comment and thanks for watching😎Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter I'm glad you get my drift. Yes, the purlins here get the same treatment too (100-year-old house).
Good one , pity that old soil stack wasn't moved 👍🇮🇪☘️
Hi John. I hear you mate. The roofer is going to have to flash round it as well 🤪 Thanks for your comment.😎
great video TC . as always what's the length of the ridge beam the steel work does look smashing
Hi chipO. It's about 7.7 meters long. 😵 Yeah, the steelwork is a real treat to work on, plus some nice timber means a pretty nice job all round. 👍 Thanks for watching 😎.
Brilliant job...Jesus bless you !!! Regards
Thank you Oliveria🤩Cheers Del
Have u seeked out any help for ur circular addiction 😂, great video as always mate keep them coming 👍🏻
Hi Neil. The first part to getting help is to admit you've got a problem😬 I haven't got a saw addiction and can stop buying them any time I choose.😆😎 Thanks for your comment.🤣
Would it have slid in to the steels if you put it in on its side first ?
Good shout shizz, but due to the plumb cuts on each end, it actually gets longer when it's turned on its side. 👍 Thanks for your comment mate. 😎
A wood worker commenting on steel not normally being straight and true… made me snort my coffee out my nose… wood is never straight or true (or at least stay that way for long)… when you by wood by dimensions it doesn’t match what you ordered 😂
I get what you're saying James👍but wood is a natural material very much affected by temperature and other atmospheric conditions, whereas steel is a manufacturered material which many, incorrectly in the case of structural steels, believe should be straight and true👌Thanks for your comment and now I have to try and get the mental image of snorted tea leaving your nose out of my head😆Cheers Del
👍👍
Hi Wayne.😎
Great stuff - have you moved onto Mozart?
Hi Luke. 👋 I think I've got some Motzart ready to go for future videos. 🤩 It's hard trying to choose music for videos, but I do like a bit of classical music 😎 (and AC/DC🤟😆). Cheers).
How did they get planning permission for this!
Hi Geoff🖐The applied to the local planning authority👍Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
How many saws !!
I've got issues Stuart😆 Thanks for watching😎
Architects can be a pain in the ass, all good and well drawing it on paper but it’s never like that on the job!!
Your right there Aidan.😬 I have worked with some amazing architects, but it usually their draughtsmen that bridge the gap between the design and the build.👍 Thanks for watching.😎
Architects can draw water running up a hill
They are cleverer than me Gavin😆 Thanks for watching.😎
@Cottontail Grouse Hi there. Absolutely, and I have had the pleasure of working alongside some fantastic designers and architects who's drawings, as you rightly point out, are brimming with detail and information.😎 Cheers.
@Cottontail Grouse Generally drawings for extensions are very basic, just enough to get through planning!...
@@gavincollins9376 Spot on Gavin.😎 Thanks for putting your comment in.👍
Let me guess radio 2 ??
No way FB.😵 Its Greatest Hits Radio.🤩 (its mostly ex Radio 2 presenters though🤩). Cheers 😎
Could be worse...like magic
@@fireblaster9961 🤪 Some of the guys listen to Smooth Radio.🤔 (its a bit TOO smooth for me😆). Cheers.
@@fireblaster9961 magic should be banned on building sites.. it’s for women.. 😬
why does it always sound like your whispering? lol
Hi PP. Sometimes it's because it's early and people/clients are still in bed. But also, if I keep quiet others on site don't think I'm talking to them and start trying to ask me what I'm saying. 🤪 Cheers