This is some horrible coping. I’m a tinknocker from SoCal with 11 years In the trade and this is the worst I’ve ever seen. All that coping could over been one pieces with only one seem. If I saw this crap on my site I’d kick you off with this crap. All these seems could of been avoided, now with three seems you have more of a chance of having a leak. Worst work by far. Turn your snips on and throw your mag hammer away.
@@mariantus clearly you don’t know anything about sheet metal. It’s not called lines first off they are called seems. And if that’s on a custom home I will put my life on it that no millionaire home owner is going to want to see all those (lines) like you call it! Now if it’s industrial then that’s different. At the end of the day if you gna install sheet metal do it the rt way!
Despite the lack of sound, I think you just talked me into it!
😂😂😂 poor bloke's fallen on deaf ears.
Like. Good illustration.
Thanks for this video... you are so awesome....
Hi where you located , I want to get it done in Toronto, can you
This is some horrible coping. I’m a tinknocker from SoCal with 11 years In the trade and this is the worst I’ve ever seen. All that coping could over been one pieces with only one seem. If I saw this crap on my site I’d kick you off with this crap. All these seems could of been avoided, now with three seems you have more of a chance of having a leak. Worst work by far. Turn your snips on and throw your mag hammer away.
Yes yes yes... dangerous video. Brrr
At times you need the lines as desiigns... u do t just think is compulsory he uses a whole panel length
@@mariantus clearly you don’t know anything about sheet metal. It’s not called lines first off they are called seems. And if that’s on a custom home I will put my life on it that no millionaire home owner is going to want to see all those (lines) like you call it! Now if it’s industrial then that’s different. At the end of the day if you gna install sheet metal do it the rt way!
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I've got sandstone copings which aren't wide enough, can I put aluminium straight on Top of them
@@johnleonard7667 I am an approved installer of Marley Alutec and other manufactures. To answer your question, yes normally this is doable.