My Dream Shop Ep-42: Standing Seam Metal Roof Install
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2024
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In this episode of Building my Dream Shop, we get started back on the Standing Seam Metal Roof Install. The main roof has a ton of complicated areas that during this video, we take our time to figure out and understand so I can better explain them to you. This means if you want to see in depth how we figured out these valley's and overhang details, make sure you are subscribed.
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"I licked her clean but just to be safe I'll put on this dirty glove" I don't know why that's so much funnier when I hear someone else say it but thank you for that
That what duct tape is for.
Isn't that what you are supposed to do?
And I was just telling myself how it's crazy that with how much work you guys have been doing, there hasn't been any injuries or cuts.
"I looked at it and I'd seen my soul it was so deep".
We've all felt that moment of pain and realization.
After spending close to 20 hours editing together three videos I have a new level of respect for Michael the shooter and editor RR Building uses. Nice work!
We don’t Use this kind of roofing in the Netherlands , I like to know how durable this is? How many years this will last?
@@Mowikan like 40 to over 200 years depending on the quality, materials and location, a similar copper roof can last almost forever
Super glue is the best for deep cuts, no burn, been doing it for more than 15yrs. Roof looks really nice. Y'all take care.
that why they invented super glue, to quickly patch soldiers on war but don't use it if the cut is infected.
The difference between Derma bond and Super Glue??? 30X the cost
Bartenders Band-Aid
It's very enjoyable to watch two smart guys tackle tough situations.
As Grandpa always said, "two heads are thicker than one". . . .
And Greg too!
Those overhangs will become great shelter for bird's nests..😁
Legendary, almost unseen, rare quality on that roof guys.
Great video as usual, so much attention to detail in your work!
I wanted to mention that your videographer, Michael, is amazing! He's a real artist and he also pays attention to the smallest details - and always does his best to make the content just that much better. He's super talented, so make sure he stays with you guys!
"depends on what those new things are" - Greg = sage wisdom from on high.
If anyone can make this standing seam roof and trim all work together in all these super special angles, it is you.... and holy crap, you make it look so easy, the your attention to detail, I've never seen roofers that are professionals and thats all they do, do the type of quality work you do! Amazing job!
Excited to see all of the “I’ve been roofing for 87 years, this roof is GUARANTEED to leak!” comments. Keep up the videos, loving all the information.
That roof will be there beyond our lifetime. I love the attention to detail and no half measures.
Come on Kyle, tis but a scratch!! Slap some weather logic tape on it and keep on going!!
I've always thought that it was amazing that they aren't bleeding all over the place with how they huck the metal panels around on all these builds. I would think that having some CA Glue (krazy glue or whatever) handy because it helps seal up things like that slice in a jiffy. Plus, it covers the whole wound so it is essentially covered even if you put a dirty glove on. There is 'medical grade' CA glue but I haven't found any reason to step up to that level when run of the mill 'bonds instantly to skin' kind of CA glue works pretty darn well.
I've done retro fit lock and seam and a ton of standing seam roof all over the usa for military commercial and residential. Standing seam is the best and cleanest roofs out there
I may have said it before but I will say it again, Kyle is the master of the red and green cutters and metal manipulation. That's all I gotta say.
Nice to see you guys are taking your relationship to the next level with removing each others belts. Nice little cuddle from behind there. Cute as a pair of buttons.
That looks like so much more work than normal roof panels. I wonder how much longer standing seam will last compared to normal roof panels🤔
The level of attention to detail you guys have, has ruined my expectations for any future projects.
You guys rock!
You two are perfect for each other, the teamwork is 💯 and the back and forth dialog is that of poetry 👷♂️🧑⚕️
I never use butyl tape or caulk in the valleys because it traps the condensation and causes the valleys to rust out first. But with that mesh stuff I'd imagine some air is getting in there
Is there any of that Mesh under the Valley?
That’s why when I went through my two apprenticeships I worked for several different companies to see how things were done it made me a better journeyman.
I used to build decks in the summers during college and quite a few times cut myself on those stupid razer sharp edged stamped strong ties. I kept a med kit in my truck just for those cuts with bottles of alcohol, triple-antibiotic and Dermabond to glue the wound shut.
Kudos to the video and editing depth. at RR. It has really taken this excellent channel to the next level.
The productivity of these two is awesome!
Your comment about your and Greg's relationship reminded me of something that was written about the Wright Bros. in the book "The Bishop's Boys" by Tom Crouch. While trying to work through some of the many obstacles of mechanical flight, it was observed by their then house-keeper that they had spent the entire night passionately arguing from opposite perspectives over a particular problem but by the next morning they were arguing for the other's perspective and then laughing uncontrollably when they realized it. That brotherly relationship was first and IT is what kept them together, on-track, and able to be successful in their (and your) endeavor(s). It's great to watch good friends working. Peace.
Both of you are doing an super excellent job my respect
The roof is looking amazing! Nice job guys!
That was a great video. No fluff, just enough banter between you and Gregg to be entertaining, but mostly Churn & Burn on the installation. Fantastic editing start to finish!
You guys are doing an awesome job and with each completed section your masterpiece shows all that you have done and have achieved such a beautiful outcome.
That's the best metal valley detail that I've ever seen and I've been around for a long time.
Thankyou. Great stuff. Good job .Standing seam is the best.👍💪
Awesome work, guys! Not only will it serve it's function for a long time, it will look outstanding all the way!
I'd be stressing about that roof too, geeze what a job!
The roof looks awesome. You guys do great work and make it look easy!!
You and Greg are making the roof look awesome , your attention to details is astonishing. If I ever build a post frame house / garage I would definitely call on you. I love these vids. Thank you for sharing these.
Kyle- gotta get Milwaukee to make an M18 laceration closure 😊
That was some beautiful crisp valleys, awsome.
Cheers from Sweden
You're an interesting guy, Greg.
Why do you say that?
I just find you interesting. You know?
Why? What do you think is so interesting about me?
I really don't know, that's kind of the beauty of it.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 You guys are the best!!
Lots of detail work to get this section of roofing completed. My brain would explode worrying about the details evolved. Guess I’ll never have a building with a complex roofline. But y’all sure make it look easy.
Great job, well done guys! Thank you for filming it again. 😁👍🏼😁👍🏼
Those shoots of cutting steel, are awesome. 👍
The roof on your new RR HQ build looks great! Metal roofs have gotten pretty advanced!
Hope your hand healed up good!
You might think about keeping some super glue and liquid band aide or New Skin as it is also called. That’s what I keep around with knuckle and fingertip bandages! Never know when you’ll need them! Better to have them and not need them than to need it and not have it! Super glue is very sterile and effective!
Standing seem roofing is an entirely different system than any just corrugated metal roofing with regular fasteners. There's no comparison at all. Especially not if you move away from steel to more traditional metals. You also have a lot more options with fasteners, integrating roof and wall cladding and so on. A lot more versatile and durable. Also more expensive and time consuming, but well worth it.
Nice field dressing... I keep a tube of thin super glue in the box for field sutures.
Great work guys, looking forward to the next video.
Very nice job guys. I really enjoy your videos!
My friend just built a sip panel house and had about 12 rolls of the rain slicker type product, that you are using underneath your roofing, left over. I asked if I could grab a piece for a deck build I had coming up. I thought it would be a great product to use between the flashing on the house and the ledger board. The house has cedar siding that has had vinyl siding put on over it so I have to build it out a bit and wanted to insure if any water migrates back there it has a way to escape.
You guys do beautiful work and I love the drone view at the end
Looking great. Huge roof and I’m sure there is many different ways to accomplish the same goal.
I’m here watching your Roofing. Very impressive. I like how you’re thinking. 10 stages ahead of what gotta go up next that little scratch you got on the back of your hand that ain’t anything that’s nothing. I stepped on some of that valley flashing. It came around 3 inches long Into my right thigh about an inch deep oh, it was awesome !!! But the best one I did holding the framing gun with my left hand. It hit a hard knot and put a 3 inch framing nail 2 inches deep into my right hand. It did not come out. It went in an angle. I looked out the window and it said emergency room at the hospitaland my sick ass first thing I thought of my walk in and say is this an emergency said I went out to my truck, grabbed a pair of pliers, pulled the nail out, sat down for about 10 minutes and then went back to work
Super impressive metal work Kyle and Greg!
Wow you guys are getting pretty laxed - no fall arrest harnesses. Haha. I just finished my house with a standing seam from Metal Sales. I went with the 1.75 Vertical Seam using the clip system. It turned out pretty good thanks to some of your tips. Thank you! On a side note the roof pops a lot when the sun hits it. I guess its telling me that it is moving like it should with expansion and contraction.
Great job both on the roof and the video. Had no doubt you and Greg would do a great job with that complicated install. 👍👍
Long way from your heart as my Dad always said!!! 😊
Great job as always guys. 👍👍🏴🏴
It is looking good, guys.
Love it so much keep it up as always 💘
Not so sure about the "ad free" bit at 3:25. I had 2 unskippable ads before the video lol. Great work guys, love this build series!
Great details on the roof!!!
One of your best….less yackkity yack
Beautiful Roof.
Love the color!
Good morning happy Thursday Great job 👍👌👍👍
Looks great, guys .
I enjoy installing standing seam roofing myself.. Here in ohio.. its the best roof to install.. my opinion..
U guys do everything rite.. great shop
Most impressive fellas!
After seeing all this I'm glad I took the old man's advice and drive the truck and forklift
Its not talked about enough on these channels, but having a good setup medical kit and multiples of everything and some basic training is huge.
Like others may have mentioned I carry a few single use dollar store super glue tubes for any moderate cuts. Fast, cheap and holds up well.
12:48 Metal origami. That's incredible!
looks realy beautiful
Top notch no doubt 💯😎👍🏻
Nice job guys, we would always stand the top of our sheet up 15mm
The old under shot detail!:)
Looking good!
Damn you got told Kyle, "you want it done right!?" Haha
Really enjoying this series, caught the upload at "15 seconds ago" 🤘😂😂
OOhh Kyle got an Ouchy,🤑Amazing how you did that roof, Great job.!! Clever guy who designed that cutting table!!. Have you or Greg ever thought of something that might make a job easier, I thought the long Levels could have a light where the bubble is especially when its in a dark corner. Good Job guys.
Hey Kyle, check out what Erik and Jamie Perkins did on their last version of their old house remodel a video or two back from today.
Great solution to the birds mouth/ overhang finish and flash thing. Oh, and they talk about you! 😂
Also, take care of that hand buddy!❤❤
Nicely done ✅
man! that looks good!!
“Depending on what those new things are” - Greg 😂
I suggest framing a triangle shaped wedge section for each each of those tight overhang spots on your roof. This will eliminate having to work in those areas where there is no good way to use your tools to flash and roof those areas. The wedge will create a vertical wall square with the overhang and extends down to the roof slope. The vertical section just needs to be tall enough to allow you to use your tools under the eaves. I know this creates a small wedge shaped cavity which could be filled in with Rockwool. I wish I could add a picture here to make this more clear, but I hope you understand.
No kidding I was thinking the same thing, building it from the couch ha ha
I made this comment when they were doing the framing, don’t let architectural details drive construction/maintenance issues. If the valley had been run to the edge of the roof it would not have required the additional framing for another vertical surface below the roof, would have been one main wall and a cleaner roof. Glad to see I’m not the only one that caught this.
Super glue works great on cuts like that. I never told you that. Lol
You ever look at a tin knockers hands? My brother has some serious scares from that damn metal. I can’t believe you guys aren’t bleeding more often. Amazing work by the way. Pailog Carpentry
Agree super glue works great
Keep a tube of super glue handy for deep cuts. Cooks use it all the time. Super glue was developed for the Military years ago.
Talented men
Youre a beast 💪 brother.I do architectural sheet metal for a living and im learning alot from you.Can you make a video of how you cut panels and get the measurements when they go at a angle.You have a video how not to scratch standing seam panels when you hooked it to the z bar.How do you get the angle for all the panels you have to cut.
Bomber Boys!
This series is great. That vapordry is very expensive.
BTW use tincture of benzoyl on skin before sticking sturdy strips to close wound. The strips will stay on significantly longer.
Stuff is in short supply as 3M has had production issues.
very good and very nice work !!!!!! I like very mutch !!!!!
You guys are twinning today
The flashing detail Greg did on that cut was interesting.
You probably have one, but I use a Milwaukee 2667 right angle impact driver to drive screws in tight areas like under the eave.
Maybe tarp that area you intend to roof the night before to keep the frost off your work area so you can get started earlier?
Great job Greg!
Hey Kyle! PPE!!! That’s a thought 😢
Put some superglue on your slice on your hand 👍