Metal Roofer Finally Gets to Work With COPPER STANDING SEAM!!
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Continuing with our copper chimney low slope diverting backpan redesign.
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Great content!
Glad you enjoyed it! Did you watch the whole series? Last part coming on Saturday
Wow thats a TON of careful work. Looks awesome!
It was! Thanks for watching!
Nice video Alex, copper is amazing!
Honestly, you have something that it's hard to see these days. I can see the passion, love, care you have on your work, really taking pride from it.
Great work brother, looking forward for next videos.
It's my pleasure..I really do enjoy making these vids...thanks for taking the time to watch channel would be nothing if the vids were never seen
I like these videos!👍 Southern California architectural sheet metal worker here
Glad you like them!
Is this detail possible with 24 gauge painted steel? btw -very cool video thanks!
Yes but it would have to have a larger radius for the sweep. 24 g doesn’t stretch very well. It ends up cracking
Can you get pre patina copper to match the existing roof?
Ps: If you cut the bulk out of the back of folds it'll make it easier to double fold, saves trying to fold 6 pieces of copper.
It's not bad...next time I would heat it up before I bent it
The art of "snipsing" off "dead material" is not easily learnt... Often learnt by blood, sweat and tears... But as you say we never want to try bending so many layers of metal... Especially since each layer adds thickness x PI in circumference making layers move short to our measures...
Fellow architectural sheet metal worker from the mid-west here. Looks great man but why do you choose to use that technique instead of soldering? I always solder my chimney saddles to ensure ZERO water infiltration. Love to see how other's attack the precious metals, while ensuring the beauty shines bright. This is a true lost art
1. Don't have to carry fire insurance
2. Soldering can crack
3. Looks way cooler
4. Higher level of skill required
5. Same details can be used on painted products
Touche`. I enjoy your videos. What area are you in?
@briancombs8074 shop is in Barrie Ontario
@asm101 I found that out after watching a few more videos. Thanks again for the content. My daughter currently has RSV, so they've been a great time filler!
@briancombs8074 sorry to hear that brother I hope she gets better soon... I hate when the babies are sick
Why didn’t you make the cricket the entire length of the chimney? It would have saved you so much time not having to use those hand tools.
chimney was 8' wide...the drainage wouldn't have been sufficient if i did that
I am still so amazed that you can´t get fully annealed copper in the U.S!!!
Dang, I might even go over and get the distribution for it!!!
Smashing hard copper like this makes me want to cry!!!
/Swedish Master and vocational teacher
PS. How you still do this is amazing!!!
We only use, hard and semi-hard for things not handfolded...
Fully annealed for anything folded by hand, or semi-hard annealed on parts needed with a torch at workplace...
PPS Only the sounds of this makes my spine twist...
PPPS You would make marvels with annealed material... Great skills, bad material...
PPPPS So on this work on the video, we would have annealed the folds with a torch to make it soft and to prevent it from cracking...
yes thats coming in a later video
You can purchase "dead-soft" copper in the USA.
@@claytileroof Then I am still amazed at the hammering on semi/hard copper done in the U.S.. Is the knowledge of sk "dead-soft" aka annealed copper not common? Cheers Micael