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I don’t know to be honest. But there’s a fair few tons going on this job. Thank you and thanks for watching.

I really don’t know as the client is buying the materials.

Omg that will be nothing but beeps 😳😂.

Worth it 😆

Hi Paco I can’t stay away from Greggs lol. It’s become the Friday treat 😂. Thanks for watching.

I can’t remember exactly. But to change the lead work alone it’s probably around £500.00. Then there’s the extra cost of scaffolding if that’s needed. And any tiling work. Thanks for watching.

Apparently the building is twisted. Thanks for watching. Full vid going live very soon.

Thank you. I’ll get in that gap. The question is will I get back out again 🤦🏻‍♂️😂. Thanks for watching.

Yes of course. Thanks for watching.

A job for little colin, little colin was a dwarf that used to do leadwork with us, he could have lost himself in that gap then popped his head out around lunch time looking the oil 😂😂😂

I know 🤦🏻‍♂️😂. I think I’m gonna get stuck. I’m starting that tomorrow.

and that was before he swept the chimney

@@slbleadworks Film it! and don't edit out the swearing lol

@@SocialistChampagne 😂😂😂

Thank you. I certainly wouldn’t be able to afford for this work to be done. There’s still so much to do. It’s going to look amazing.

@@slbleadworks already looking pukka mate like all your work does.. I bet there’s some serious weight in that ? Learnt a lot watching you over the years 👌

I don’t of any lead workers that use wooden tools anymore. I once had an amazing wooden bossing mallet. I really miss it.

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Thank you and thanks for watching. I’ve now got both sides done and Just the front to do. I’ll hopefully start that today if it stops raining 🤞.

Thank you. Yes mine has had to wait and I’m having to do it on Sundays when I feel I’ve got enough in me. It will get there. But it’s just taking forever and I desperately want to get the scaffold down. Thanks for watching.

Thank you. I like to use a welted copper drip edge as much as I can. As I think it’s a nicer finish. But sometimes it’s not practical. As clients want to see minimal lead on the front edge. If the work is heigh I’ll always try and use the welted edge. As it also prevents wind lift. Thanks for watching.

Thank you and thanks for watching. Lead is hard to get hold off over there isn’t it ?.

@slbleadworks , Not really can still aquire rolls. In NYC plumbers are still required to do lead shower pans. Awesome channel.

@@j.d.1488 thank you I’m glad your enjoying the content.

I think I’m right in saying it shouldn’t do. If moisture on the underside of the lead is appearing it could be because the lead has been laid in wet conditions and moisture is trapped underneath. Or from bad or no ventilation. But if I were you I’d google your question to confirm what I’m saying.

@@slbleadworks It's true that I didn't watch the whole video. Thanks.

Sometimes I don’t have time to show as much as I’d like to. But if you watch some more of my content you’ll see that usually I show quite a lot of the process. More than most I’d say. Thanks for watching.

Thank you. I’m not sure to be honest what he used. I just need to clad the dormer now and then the scaffold can finally come down 🤦🏻‍♂️.

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Thank you. No it doesn’t. The heat just softens the lead. And you have to make sure you move the thickness of the lead so it doesn’t thin when your bossing roll ends etc. Thanks for watching.

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Yes that’s correct. To be honest I usually still cut the lead in if it’s rendered or not. But the client instructed me not too. Thanks for watching.

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I really don’t know. But I’m sure the cost is counting up. Thanks for watching.

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Thanks mate. I hope you’re enjoying Japan ?

@@slbleadworks yes really an amazing place 👍👍👍

@@StanCave Oh cool. How long are you there for ?

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And there’s so much more to come. I can’t wait to get onto the big lead flat roof.

@@slbleadworks get it when you can, winter is on the way

@@Kevin-is-here yes it’s coming very quickly. I’m all ready starting to have rained off days 🤦🏻‍♂️

Thank you. Yes there is. There’s vents everywhere on this job. We’ve got them at the bottom of the mansard. On top of the ply cheeks. The dormers. And the entire flat roof. Including one that will run through the ridge line. Lots more content to come. I can’t wait to start the lead flat roof. Thanks for watching.

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I don’t know exactly but it should last way longer than alternative materials. Thanks for watching.

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Thank you I’m glad you’ve found the video helpful. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.

Hi, thank you. I’ve never been taught that But I know it’s very important not to cut into the lead when you’re marking it. Is that the reason you was taught to use small off cuts of lead ?

@@slbleadworks yes it was, I must say I like the idea of using the string line as well, when you work on your own you miss out on other people's tricks and I have learnt a few watching your videos, I'm semi retired plumbing and heating engineer who did a City and Guilds where leadworks was one of many subjects we covered, we weren't encourage to use constant annealing while bossing lead for instance which watching your videos makes it a lot easier, keep up the good work

Not that I know off. Thanks for watching.

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It all gets recycled and turned into new lead rolls. Thanks for watching.

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Thank you. Oh that’s because a lot of the time I’m filming on Saturdays when everyone else has the weekend off.

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Yeah it’s a lovely place. I dread to think how much the build is costing. I think the roof was 60k on its own. And also it’s nice having my feet firmly on the ground for a change. Thanks for watching.

No sadly not. I once had a beech mallet and it was so good for bossing roll ends. I really need to get another one day.

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