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It is a slate SHINGLE, not a TILE.

Terrible. And whats with the gloves?

Много не професионално

This is my dream! Doing this kind of work for the rest of my life

What a pleasure to watch! Thanks.

That was a good video

This is sick

Очень полезное видео👍

kids stuff working on a sarked roof, no bonce, much easier than lathing out

I have two sets tongs for sale

Very nice work. Usually with the guys I work with in the Boston area we just slap a piece of lead on there as a saddle piece. Dont think theres anything wrong with that necessarily but nice to see that theres a better way

Sorry guys, very expensive way of doing things. Wouldn’t last five minutes where I’m from. Wales , the home of the Worlds premium slate. Those hip fixings are way to flimsy to withstand real weather. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Installing copper is a skilled trade and true craftsmanship has been shown here.

One must bridge the joint with solder and flux to the entire joint and heat will draw it in,use bar solder not copper pipe solder.

Lead soakers far cheaper!

Your verges have no deflectors. FAIL.

Soakers...gauge (8”) plus lap (4”)= 12” 👍🇬🇧

What am I watching? Was pre tinning a thing 7 years ago?

thank you joe!

What I have learned about installing slates and doing them for 20 years now, is that, copper nails is a must, galvanized nails with time, the heads rusts out, making the slate tiles to fall. Another important is you must leave a gap between the slates so water travels threw the gap, having them bud next to each other makes the water travel behind the slate, making it reach the nail holes, if you pay attention the slates being installed are used, you can see the water marks on the nail holes. Never mix copper with galvanized metal, this two metals don’t react well together. Just putting it out there.

I also skip every other tab to lock it to the base

Those mitred are so bad....

Thanks Capi. Took the words right outta my mouth. And this is supposed to be a conference, huh?

JB

This is some great work but, you would literally take over 4 hours just to do 20 feet of valley. By the time you finish one metal roof I can have probably around 3-4 done. I'm not knocking your work at all either it's pretty fucking amazing but time is money. I'm sure you make a very good profit cause you have to customize every panel on site. Great work.

There’s not enough heat to sweat under the seam

If your hiring I would give you a demo before hire for soldering

Keep your solder rig on the metal till the copper is hot enough to melt be fore add you solder and your irons no hot enough bro

How you do you de-solder chimney flashing?

Its already getting dirty. We should be using 1/4 lb stick of saulder. Sold at roofing wholesalers .7 You are using plumbers saulder. You should sell cars .

What ever happened to laying out work in the flat using parallel and radial line development?

Way to SLOW. MY BOSS WOULD FIRE YE BOTH . I THINKS IT GREAT QUALITY WORKMANSHIP

Incredible work. Good teacher. Thank you. From Coquitlam,B.C.; Canada.

Great video....I am trying to educate on these details as well...this is true roofing with sheet metal...not the notched and caulked crap you see everywhere these days

This man has been a trainee in Europe? This is how its done in Germany and the Netherlands. Great work👍

Way to slow to copy this guys how to work like them

Pinche cobre con el culo lo doblo , quisiera verlos en un techo mínimo 8 en 12 un piso lámina calibre 24 y a más de 100 grados

Con casitas de perro,en la sombra , a nivel de piso y con todo el tiempo del mundo asta mijo lo hace

Nice..looks like you guys know what you doing

great video

How does one repair a failed soldered joint in a chimney cap? It leaks around where the round flue meets the flat part of the cap. I’m unsure if I need to pull the joint apart first to be able to get good adhesion or if I can just add solder.

The craftsmanship is impressive and I'd love to have these guys build me a roof, but I can't imagine the cost given how slow the process is, especially considering the high-skill level required of the installer, relative to one who works with traditional asphalt-based roofing materials. Thanks for sharing this video!

Very straight forward. Thanks!

u suk azz

You should cut the corner of the slate. Boston hip only need 2 nails. Supposed to cut on side to but to the other . Then do reverse. ? Am i wrong

Awesome demonstration

What was the point of doing close miter hips if your going to put a copper soakers plus slates for hips

Most roofers dont know how to do slate of copper.

bonds are to tight for my likingbut over all neat lil tricks

Why did you step flash the valley instead of just using a continuous valley.?