How-To: Flat Seam Soldered Joint
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- This video describes how to make flat seam soldered joint. It covers technique applicable to soldering flat seams at a maximum of 3:12 slope. It shows the appropriate preparation and tools that are needed and gives a step-by-step tutorial to make the joint. It is narrated by Copper Development Association's Architectural Applications Specialist, Larry Peters.
@ matteogsys! Tinning is critical if you want strength and holding power especially in on site gutter joints etc. I have found zero failure in joints scince. As far as not being able to resolder a joint a day after I'm sorry I have re sweated and soldered a 30 year old gutter joint. Firstly scotchbrite the joint until clean,wipe and hit it with soldering flux. You may need to repeat the process but once it's all clean and oxidisation is removed you are good to go.
To wide .
Skinner gip and make sure it sweats inside the seam and drag the solder as you go
what iron brand is being used?
Above my oriel windows and cornice, I have flat metal roofs, but it isn't copper. It's rusty color now. But it is flat seam like this. And some of it has rusted out in the cornice roof. I suppose the process will be the same in the initial install. Any tips on the procedure to fix that? It may come to me just putting a patch over the affected area. This isn't standard rolled roofing or shingle roofing. Not many will even recognize a roof like this from 1868.
Do you need a locking joint on counter top
what gas use?
What is the attachment your using please
It's "solder" not "sodder"...
That guy need some coaching .
Maybe he should go out and work on the jobsite.
Perfect condition tucked away in a shop .
100% agree!
If you can do a better video, then show us.
I could .
I was saying that he should try it in the field . perfect conditions inside in a shop .
No wind /cold .
Its a lot harder outside to do .
I do 20 panels a day .
20 installed one day
Then saulder with two guys
I think I know what you are saying...when I used to paint motorcycles (only did a dozen back in the day), I know it is a lot harder to paint without a $500 gun and not in a booth. Painting outside with a used $100 gun takes a lot more skill. Come fix my 1868 roof...
Why do Americans always say sah-der? It’s solder.