Yes that’s what I thought. I have got a few code 5 bays on this one too though on an inset dormer. But I’m just doing a couple of days a week for now and I have people on site that are very helpful and help get the lead up etc.
Sorry I’m a little rusty with the camera angles. But at least I can see how bald I’m getting 🤦🏻♂️😂. I’m taking things slow and just doing a couple of days a week for now. I’m hoping I’ll be able to improve on that as time goes by.
@@slbleadworks I'm an Engineer working on product development / product introduction but I also have my C&G 2360 & 2391 but I don't do any hands on Sparky work these days because the Engineering businesses keeps me busy enough for my needs.
Thank you. I’m just doing a couple of days a week for now but I’m hoping I can improve on that. When I wear trousers I have knee pads inserted But yes I do need to think more about when I’m wearing shorts. I don’t want anymore of me getting knackered 🤦🏻♂️😂
You're on your bare knees and elbows on scaffolding boards man, get some protection for those joints. 🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂ Keep up the good work, glad you're back up there. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you I’m just doing a couple of days a week for now. But it’s a start In the right direction. Yes I really need to be more careful. I need to get some knee protection for when I’m wearing shorts. I have knee pad insets in my trousers.
The pointing on that small gable isnt the best and i know we use strong mixes in roofing, 3 to 1 normally but that cement is pure grey, looks like 1 to 1 on that man! Im not knocking the job because its clearly a nice roof and has had some money spent on it, small tile with bonnets always look beautiful, just seems a very strong mix and a little more effort could have gone into the pointing there. Its also nice to see pointing, i guess its becoming a lost art as normally its dry ridge and verge. I wonder how many young roofers can confidently lay a hip straight, level, pointed nicely and without compo all over the tiles lol. The hardest part of roofing and not too common anymore sadly. I wonder how many could load a roof out without a bumper too! A truly horrible experience in small tile or worse, welsh slate! My back and shoulder are a mess thanks to roofing 23 years ago when no one used a bumper. I had 6 shops in a row, simple up and over job, welsh slate, 3 story victorian buildings in chapel ash wolves. All the slates carried by hand and all the old slate carried down as the boss wanted to sell them to reclamation yard. Damn near killed me!
The roofer that done this job is the best I’ve ever seen. He is very neat and does everything properly. He also only uses traditional methods. Doest’t use a nail gun, verges will be pointed etc. and he can definitely run a hip and ridge straight. I can’t see him doing a strong mix like 1 to 1. Maybe it was the dye in the mortar or something. Thanks for watching.
@@slbleadworks yea sorry pal, wasn't berating his work, I also wasn't referring to him about the hips etc, I just meant in general, since the invention of the plastic. It's sad really, I used to do remedial work for symphony kitchens, putting their work right on new builds. I used to see plastic chimneys and plastic canopies. I couldn't believe a molded plastic chimney and canope was being put on a house! Pretty soon everything will be a prefab part that is screwed to a prefab structural piece to create even better mass production of houses! That's where we will see real trades dying off and once they are gone, it will be real hard to bring it back!
Great to see you working again, I watch and learn.
Thank you. Just doing a couple of days a week for now.
Well done , good to see you back working Stewart 👍☘️🇮🇪👋
Thank you. Just doing a couple of days a week for now. And hopefully I’ll be able to build that up.
Nice to see you back Stewart!
Thank you.
I’m only doing 2 days a week for now.
But it’s a start.
Great to see you back on the tools. I hope the back holds up 👍
Thank you. I’m just doing 2 days a week for now. But it’s a start.
Thanks for watching.
Glad your "back"!!
Thank you.
Just doing a couple of days a week for now.
But it’s a start and hopefully I can build on that.
Nice light job to start with. And good weather. Plus plain tiles much easier to work with than slates. Hope the back is starting to improve.
Yes that’s what I thought. I have got a few code 5 bays on this one too though on an inset dormer.
But I’m just doing a couple of days a week for now and I have people on site that are very helpful and help get the lead up etc.
Nice to see you back at work, hope you are getting better Stu 👍
Thank you. I’m taking it slow and just doing 2 days a week for now.
It’s not ideal but it’s a start and hopefully I can build on it.
Very glad to see you working 🤙🏼
But please dont rush it 👊🏻
Thank you.
Yes taking it slow. Just a couple of days a week for now. But as the weeks go by I’m hoping I can build on that.
Glad you’re back working Stewart, being self employed is tough there’s no gov funding for the tradesmen who get injured,
Some advice use knee pads.👍🏽
Thank you just doing a couple of days a week for now to try and get back into it.
One of the most watchable items on u .tube you are surely a master all my best.
Thank you so much and thanks for watching. I really appreciate it.
Good to see you back Stuart mind your back now
Thank you. I’m just doing a couple of days a week for now and trying to build on that as time goes by.
How you do that in place is beyond me😳. Lovely work as always 👍💪
Thank you and thanks for watching.
Nice to see you back mate always nice to see your work
Thank you.
Just doing a couple of days a week at the moment. But it’s a start and hopefully I’ll be able to build on that.
Thanks for watching.
Mind yourself ..great videos 😊🇨🇮
Thank you. And thanks for watching.
It’s nice to see the back of your head 😁 hope your back is holding. You don’t want to overwork and have a repeat. You need to look after your self.
Sorry I’m a little rusty with the camera angles. But at least I can see how bald I’m getting 🤦🏻♂️😂.
I’m taking things slow and just doing a couple of days a week for now.
I’m hoping I’ll be able to improve on that as time goes by.
Tidy job! Not my trade, but always great to see someone doing a good job. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you and thanks for watching .
What’s your trade ?
@@slbleadworks I'm an Engineer working on product development / product introduction but I also have my C&G 2360 & 2391 but I don't do any hands on Sparky work these days because the Engineering businesses keeps me busy enough for my needs.
Gunna say hes got a damn near straight joint there man.
Thank you
Good to see you back at it watch your back and get some knee pads before they start giving you aggro
Thank you.
I’m just doing a couple of days a week for now but I’m hoping I can improve on that.
When I wear trousers I have knee pads inserted But yes I do need to think more about when I’m wearing shorts.
I don’t want anymore of me getting knackered 🤦🏻♂️😂
Hi Stuart. Nice little job. What happens to the cheeks? Will you be finishing that off or the roofers? Cheers
Thank you. That was me that finished them off in lead. Easier than the tiler trying to get in there with lots of little cuts.
Nice job, do you know who makes these plain tiles?
Thank you.
No sorry I don’t I only do the lead work side of things.
You're on your bare knees and elbows on scaffolding boards man, get some protection for those joints. 🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂ Keep up the good work, glad you're back up there. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you I’m just doing a couple of days a week for now. But it’s a start In the right direction. Yes I really need to be more careful. I need to get some knee protection for when I’m wearing shorts.
I have knee pad insets in my trousers.
A work of art!Hope your back is holding up-did you get a scan?
Thank you.
Well I have my scan booked for Wednesday. £520.00. But if it get things fixed it will be money well spent.
@@slbleadworks Best of luck.
@@richardjones3112 thank you
The pointing on that small gable isnt the best and i know we use strong mixes in roofing, 3 to 1 normally but that cement is pure grey, looks like 1 to 1 on that man! Im not knocking the job because its clearly a nice roof and has had some money spent on it, small tile with bonnets always look beautiful, just seems a very strong mix and a little more effort could have gone into the pointing there. Its also nice to see pointing, i guess its becoming a lost art as normally its dry ridge and verge. I wonder how many young roofers can confidently lay a hip straight, level, pointed nicely and without compo all over the tiles lol. The hardest part of roofing and not too common anymore sadly. I wonder how many could load a roof out without a bumper too! A truly horrible experience in small tile or worse, welsh slate! My back and shoulder are a mess thanks to roofing 23 years ago when no one used a bumper. I had 6 shops in a row, simple up and over job, welsh slate, 3 story victorian buildings in chapel ash wolves. All the slates carried by hand and all the old slate carried down as the boss wanted to sell them to reclamation yard. Damn near killed me!
The roofer that done this job is the best I’ve ever seen. He is very neat and does everything properly. He also only uses traditional methods. Doest’t use a nail gun, verges will be pointed etc. and he can definitely run a hip and ridge straight.
I can’t see him doing a strong mix like 1 to 1. Maybe it was the dye in the mortar or something.
Thanks for watching.
@@slbleadworks yea sorry pal, wasn't berating his work, I also wasn't referring to him about the hips etc, I just meant in general, since the invention of the plastic. It's sad really, I used to do remedial work for symphony kitchens, putting their work right on new builds. I used to see plastic chimneys and plastic canopies. I couldn't believe a molded plastic chimney and canope was being put on a house! Pretty soon everything will be a prefab part that is screwed to a prefab structural piece to create even better mass production of houses! That's where we will see real trades dying off and once they are gone, it will be real hard to bring it back!
knee pads please
Yes I need to get more on this. Thanks for watching.
I bet you're glad to be getting your hands ( gloves ) dirty again.
Yes I am. But at the moment It’s just a couple of days a week.
But it’s a start.
What happened to you strwart 😒😒
I had 4 bulging disks. It cost me 6 months off work and I’m still not out of the woods.
Dude, state of that mask you’d just had well not bother wearing it
Its actually only a couple of days old. But to be fair I could do with a fresh one.