See how lead is used to weather proof this gutter

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024

Комментарии • 24

  • @Pushyhog
    @Pushyhog Год назад +3

    that roof aint cheap is it sir?? :-). But it's best. And last a life time for real.

    • @magic787878
      @magic787878 Год назад +2

      Correct. It lasts ages (most of lead sheet manufactured in the UK comes with at least 60years warranty), but its very expensive. The roll of lead shown in this video must have cost around £500.

    • @ZincOxideGinger
      @ZincOxideGinger Год назад

      ​@@magic787878 By roll; are you referring just to the piece your kneeling and working on?

    • @magic787878
      @magic787878 Год назад

      @R B Yes, the piece, the author of this video is working on. Its most likely 6meter long piece, about 1200mm wide and quite thick (my guess is Code 5 or 6)

  • @masterphill100
    @masterphill100 Год назад +2

    I was watching the video and wondering does lead need to be heated or annealed to remove work hardening. Then you bring out the torch. Excellent work. Cheers

    • @leadworksw
      @leadworksw  Год назад +2

      Thanks. It doesn’t have to be annealed but really helps it’s workability.

  • @blh3741
    @blh3741 Год назад +2

    Great work! you make it look so easy, even I can do it! Not!

  • @the215sean
    @the215sean Год назад +1

    The patience this must take is beyond me but my God is this satisfying to watch. I can only imagine how you feel looking at a finished job.

  • @someguy4476
    @someguy4476 Год назад +1

    Very cool.

  • @vipermad358
    @vipermad358 3 дня назад

    What is that yellow tool called? I need to do this on a weird part of my roof. I live in Seattle, so, pretty wet most of the year.

  • @DanielinLaTuna
    @DanielinLaTuna Год назад +2

    Is there a school or apprentice program where one can learn about the type of lead working that you perform? Thank you in advance, Daniel

    • @leadworksw
      @leadworksw  Год назад +3

      Yeah there’s a couple options. If you need some genuine advice please feel free to message me at leadworksw@gmail.com

  • @christophlanger3291
    @christophlanger3291 Год назад +2

    Sehr schöne Arbeit

  • @eliblaine7711
    @eliblaine7711 Год назад +1

    How do you guys prevent lead exposure? I’m sure gloves and such. But there has to be some risks right?

    • @leadworksw
      @leadworksw  Год назад +3

      Yeah for sure. Blood tests are a must. Avoid cross contamination and welding fumes must be avoided at all costs.

  • @strengthwisdom
    @strengthwisdom Год назад

    I am wondering if Lead the best matterial for this kind of application? I know it's very heavy and also toxic metal so can you explain what is the benefit of using it?
    I love your videos and you skill level btw, "Πολύ καλός Μάστορας" as we say in Greece.

  • @bomnumero
    @bomnumero Год назад +1

    OLá amigo muito bom os seus videos, uma pergunta está chapa é de que material,

  • @meiyou_5168
    @meiyou_5168 Год назад +1

    What kind of material is this metal?

    • @magic787878
      @magic787878 Год назад +1

      Lead sheet. Judging by its thickness I'm guessing it's either Code 5 or 6

  • @ademdogan7213
    @ademdogan7213 Год назад +1

    J'adore votre travail et vos vidéos je m'abonne tout de suite.

  • @Martycycleman
    @Martycycleman Год назад

    What's great about it? They have stretched the lead to shit. I wonder how thin the lead is on the roll?

    • @leadworksw
      @leadworksw  Год назад +1

      Definitely isn’t stretched or thinned.