Fitting wrap around, mono pitched roof including hips and rafters***PLUS CUTTING THE FINAL 2 HIPS***
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2022
- In this video I show fitting a single/mono pitched roof to the lower section of this build, including cutting in the hips and some small rafters.
Nothing beats "new pencil day" when the sun is shining 👍
Too right Shane👊Cheers Del
It's amazing how now matter how long you've been in the trade (35 years myself) you can still learn new little tips and tricks from others like you Del👍🏻
I absolutely agree Luke👍You gotta remember that I am also finding out about new and different ways of doing things from people responding to my videos in the comments section🤩It's a win, win 😎
Great to watch as a carpenter and kitchen fitter great to watch atrue tradesman
That's decent of you to say Trevor🤗 I always appreciate positive comments from fellow tradesmen👍Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Architects a bloody lunatic, 12 hips on on house has got to be a record for a 3/4 bedroom house.
Top work as always Del 👏👏👏👏👊🏻
Your words Mark, not mine😆 All those hips kept me busy though👊Thanks for watching bud 😎 Cheers Del
Brilliant job del all great to watch 👍👍👍
Appreciate your comment John 🙏 and thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
I have absolutely no idea what your talking about re joists etc ..BUT I love your videos..craftsmanship/quality/banter and the pride which shines outta you is a pleasure to watch..Respect Del
Hi Nik🖐That's a lovely comment to make bud🤗And I'm glad it comes across that I'm enjoying what I do as I've always liked building things👊Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Great watch as always T.C. Keep up the great work/ videos 👍👍
Cheers Brian🤗Thanks for watching bud 😎
👏👏👍 you do realize that there's carpenter all around the world sayings, a it's a new pencil day 😁 as I found myself saying it 😅 great one Del 👋🇮🇪☘️👏
A new pencil is one of those things we all look forward to but never really realise it🤔🤩 New tape measure day coming soon as well👊 Thanks for your comment 😎 Cheers Del
Nice one Del, top job again. 🚴👍
Hi Barry🖐The last part of a very enjoyable set ot roofs🤩Thanks for watching bud 😎 Cheers Del
Just love it Del. Can’t believe how you make it look so easy. I’d still be scratching me head lol lol great as alway my mate 👍👍👍
Your comments are too kind Carl🤗Cheers Del
Brilliant videos Del really enjoyed them
Cheers Robert🤩and thanks for watching 😎
Great video Del ,thanks !!!
Thanks for watching Michael🤗 Cheers
Quality work as usual 👍
Hi Paddy🖐Always appreciate you watching bud🤩Cheers Del
Tremendous series, I’ve really enjoyed watching this. Thanks!
That's great Steve👊and I appreciate your comment and you watching 😎Cheers Del
Thanks Del, lovely to watch, you do know your stuff, and so confident.🏠
Hi Gary🖐Thanks for your lovely comment 😊 and for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Lovely mate what a stunning home
Hi Ashley🖐I'm starting work on the inside now, so we'll see how it turns out👊Cheers Del
🤘😎🤘 love watching your videos Bud 👍🤓👍
Many thanks for watching them Wayne🤩and it's regular veiwers/commenters like you that keep the channel chugging away👊Cheers Del
Nice work del as always
Thanks for watching Aidan😎Cheers Del
Nice job as usual tnx 4 sharing great tips n advice
Hi Sadaqat 🖐Appreciate your comments bud and thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
I used to be the guy in the torn,white shirt. then one day I was the guy cutting the hips. Its a fine trade.
Sure is a fine trade Kevin👍Thanks for your comment 😎Cheers Del
Just found your channel, thnx for sharing. Very helpfull, cheers.
Hi there🖐Thanks for checking out my channel 😀 Cheers Del
Great video for anyone interested in roofing,or a apprentice looking to learn 👍😎🇮🇪
Hi Paul🖐I hope my videos will help, even in the smallest of ways, anyone on training or wanting to learn👍Thanks for your comment bud, and for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Everyone loves a new pencil day 🕺🏻🤸🏻🤸🏻
It's the best Dece 👌 🤩 Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Hip-tastic Del! Lots of little nuances to keep your eye on when doing these. Thanks for all the tips and tricks. Now I've watched you do a few rooves I think it's beginning to sink in!
Hi Matt🖐hope all is well🤞It certainly takes doing something over and over for it to really sink in bud👊Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Excellent job Del 👍
Thanks for watching Tyler🤩Have a good week mate😎Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter you too mate 👍
New pencil ✏️ day’s are the best.
Absolutely Jimmy👊It's a bit like having your hair cut🤔it just feels good😆Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Excellent work Del. I bought the Fischer nail gun last week, very impressed. If this carpentry lark doesn't work out for you you could become a salesman 😉😆
Hi Jim🖐The nail gun has been excellent, and my only gripe with it, is I wanted it to sink the nails in a bit further🤔. In my opinion, the nose piece is too long, so I cut it in half with a 4mm cutting disc in my grinder, welded it back together, and now the nails sink nicely below the surface and there is still plenty of adjustment if I want the nails to be set put a bit👍I have also just bought the Hilti version of this guns nose tip, as it looked much shorter in pictures, and have fitted that as it looks more pro and is more than just a pressed steel tip like the Fisher one. I'm going to do an update video on the gun soon 👊Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter Tbh I've not really used it anger yet, got a big framing job coming up so will put it through its paces then. Good info about the nose, will be very interesting to see how the Hilti version works out. Look forward to seeing the update vid. Cheers 👍
enjoyed all of those hip videos you uploaded...great watching the pro's at work....you do get some valuable tips/tricks...keep them coming.
I appreciate you watching them all Arthur🤗and hope they weren't too repetitive👍Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter not repetive for my brain...it takes all those videos for it to sink in...
@@arthuranderson7741 That's kinda what I am hoping by showing things over and over, as its how I learnt and got better at roofing👍
Excelente video 👍
Thanks for watching Vianka 😎 Cheers Del
I like the build quality
Cheers🤩and thanks for watching👍
Nice job dell 🙌
Cheers John🤗and thanks for watching 😎
Cheers John🤗and thanks for watching 😎
Hi Del, another great video again, my father who taught me how to cut a roof in 74 called the common rafter on a hip end a ' crown' rafter, also he called the upstand block a backing block, whatever , it works for both of us, and he also put an abutment of 3/4 inch plywood on the end of the common rafters to have a good seating for the hip rafters, old school i know, but it works for me every time. Cheers Bob Skinner
Hi Bob🖐Bizarrely, I've never really been up to speed with the technical terms for all the different roof parts as I've only worked on my own whilst learning most of my roofing, and it's only since doing the videos that I've realised that I ought to start learning what these parts a properly called😶 I know exactly what you mean about the 3/4 ply to give extra support to the hips as well👍Grateful to you for watching and your comment🤩Cheers Del
Excellent work again! I like the speeded up bits, like a Charlie Chaplin film! Imagine if you could work that fast!😂 Nice you have the decency to reply to messages...a nice chap😃
Hi Andrew🖐I'm always struggling to know how best to format my videos without making them to long or leaving out the progress I'm making🤔and have found that the time lapse footage enables the veiwer to see more of the job I'm working on👊My channel is pretty small and I enjoy reading and responding to guys like you that have taken the time to watch and leave a comment🤩Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Such an interesting roof. Would have been a good job to do. In contrast I am building a massive deck alongside a tidal river. Working around when you will get your feet wet. At the highest tide it will be just under the deck. The variety of Carpentry !
Hi Dave🖐Sounds like a great job thats keeping you on your toes mate😉 and certainly interesting 👍 Cheers Del
Simply loveleh another cracking video
That's very kind Lee🤗and thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Hi Del, the main body of the roof looks superb complete, as does the wrap around. Love these videos. Unfortunately I'll not be on a roof for a week or so, layed up with covid as of today. Keep the videos coming my friend. 👍
Hi Mike🖐Sorry to hear you're poorly bud, and hope you feel better soon🤞Take it easy bud😎
@@thetallcarpenter cheers Del mate
I love these videos. Even though I'm a softly softly office worker who enjoys a spot of DIY, there's plenty of lessons in here for me.
My only disappointment is that in a project with twelve hips you appear to have passed up the opportunity of a little shimmy and an Elvis Presley reference. #SwivelHips
Thanks for all the hard work putting this stuff together, and keep up the good work!
Great comment Peter🤗and I think if I tried any Elvis moves with my dodgey joints, I'd do myself a mischief🤕Appreciate your comment and thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Nice Del. The last 2… 👊🏻
It's been like a hip marathon Dan😲Thanks for watching mate, and I'm looking forward to seeing how you got on with Eliot on Tony's job🤩 Cheers bud
@@thetallcarpenter hip tastic… 🙄.
We had great fun, nothing like working in a massive oven. Tin roof on it. 🥵
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@@Ultimate-roofing-square. I did see a few sneaky pictures you put up on IG, and I wondered how you were getting on under the tin hat in the heat🥵 Dartford boyz are rock hard though💪
@@thetallcarpenter 😂🤙🏻
Have you thought about getting a PPN gun, so handy for roofing especially with all the truss clips and hangerwork which goes into them now
Hi Kieran🖐I'd love go get one, but the builders I work for keep buying 20kg boxes of twist nails and get the labourer to do most of the nailing👍Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Nooice!
Cheers Garviel🤟
Must feel good to have it all done! Must admit that triple looks to be overkill slightly. 🤔🤣
Hi Matt🖐I know what you mean about that tripple😵Probably £250 worth of timber there😩Thanks for watching bud😎Cheers Del
Would be good to see the completed tiled roof from your aerial photography
Hi Wilgaboy🖐I'm going to do a short video on the finished roof going through a few of the details I missed out, and I will be adding some drone footage/pictures in👍Cheers Del
Brilliant job Del. Amazing how much quality work you get done with subpar materials. 1 question is the exposed concrete blocking. Was that a design error? Seems it should be hidden in the roof line. Maybe I’m wrong. Either way, fantastic videos you put out.
Hi Sheedog🖐 The blockwork gets hidden by the make up of the roof covering and finally a vertical lead flashing👍The builders lay as much blockwork as possible as its quicker and cheaper than laying face bricks👊Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers Del
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Cheers Pete🤩
You’ve had some bad luck with Trusses lately bet you’ll be glad to do some inside work.Keep the videos coming👏
It's all part of the job with trusses Mark😬Yes, lots of inside work to be getting on with now, and more videos coming aswel👊Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter An 18V brushless planer comes in handy for truing up those top chords. Beautiful roofs lines as always T.C, 👍 😁 🔨🇮🇪
@@TheToolnut Sure does TN👊Hope you are well bud 👍Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter All good T.C, I'm repairing a barge and re-capping a chimney at the moment, 👍😎🔨🇮🇪
@@TheToolnut Sound's interesting bud🤔
Tiling looks tidy on those roofs
They do a pretty good job Mark👊Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
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Thanks for watching Peter👊Cheers Del
Brilliant method del you always find more efficient ways of doing things, would you say you’re more of a visual thinker (you mentally picture how the job unfolds in a series of pictures) or would you say you think things through by thinking in words?
Great question🤔and I'm definitely a visual thinker, and will even close my eyes on occasion to try and see, in my mind, how I want a particular detail to end up as I apply the different elements that make it up🤯 I have learned though, not to try and see the WHOLE job in my mind, and just break it up into smaller challenges, and fall back on experience that it all comes together as a whole in the end🤞Thanks again for a great comment😎Cheers Del
As usual great videos! On a side note can you give me some pointers on fitting worktops to wonky walls ?
Hi Tony🖐I can't really advise on cutting back worktops to wonky walls other than to hold them off each end and use a scribing block to trace the line of the wall onto the worktop before cutting it👍Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter no problem and thanks for the tip , much appreciated 👍
Great video as always Del. One question mate, did you DPC the ends of the Beams on the small section that’s housed in the Brickwork?
Hi FW🖐No bud, just treated timber straight into the pocket👍I know some have to wrap the ends in dpc, but I've not been asked to do it for a long time now😶Thanks for your comment and for watching 😎 Cheers Del
another great video, the wife cant see what i,m watching so i say "hard core porn" she says " carpentry videos then" , she knows me too well, nearly 40 years in the trade and i still come home from a long day and watch you tube videos of what i do everyday , i'm moving into a more managerial role in the company but i shall miss being on the tools during the week but my weekend work is a good break from the usual "site bashing" , looking forward to next video , Lee,
Hi Lee🖐You think you've got problems because you come home and watch someone doing the same thing you've geen doing all day🤔I come home and actually watch MYSELF do what I've been doing all day🤯😆 Appreciate your comment fella, and I'm glad you can keep your sanity doing little PJ'S at the weekend and watching carpentry on YT👊Cheers Del
There's been a lot of hard work on that roof and the end result looks great, a job to be proud of.
I noticed you didn't wrap the hangers but fixed into the blockwork instead, not seen that done before, is that common practice?
Hi Ed🖐The trusses were originally to be sat on built in hangers, but that just didn't suit the building program, so long leg joist hangers were used instead. There was a satisfactory number of nails through the hanger into the beam to support the roof, but I decided to put a few extra into the blockwork for good measure and to keep them looking tidy. I'm not sure you can just fix joist hangers like these straight into blockwork though, and I've certainly never done it👊Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter Thanks for the reply Del, I think it's probably inbuilt in us carpenters to fill all the holes in those hangers! Doubt it would do any arm and it was a pleasure to watch you at work, keep up the good work.
@@edthompson9337 Cheers Ed👊
Hi mate, I can't work out what the Brickies have done there the windows look different heights judging by how much you have had to knock of either end, obviously cocked up ,no point having a soldier course if some of it is being hidden by the soffit it just doesn't look right better to just run the brickwork through over the lintel.
Absolutely great spot Andy🤓And one of the brickies wanted to do soldiers and the other said it would be a waste of time as it wouldn't be seen🤯They are the developers, and twins, so it's down to them🤔I'm just a dumb carpenter😆Cheers fella
@@thetallcarpenter 😁👍
Great looking job Del, liked the tip about joist hangers 👍👍. Just 1 question, when you cut the short rafters at the front and back do you think it's better to have a birdsmouth at the top, instead of just a plumb cut?
Hi Kevin🖐Birdsmouthing the rafters at the top gives a nice seat cut for them to sit on the top plate, and just having them lay against the wall plate on a plumb cut is fine as well, but just needs more fixing👍Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter Thanks Del, looking forward for more from this project.
@@thetallcarpenter I've noticed that you always birds mouth the top of your rafters onto the ledger T.C. One of your trademarks and something I've copied from you. Top notch craftsmanship as always, 👍😎 🔨 🇮🇪
@@TheToolnut I do most of the time TN🤔with the odd exception if circumstances dictate👍Thanks for your comment bud 😎Cheers Del
Did you lift the hip rafters of the wall plate before nailing,If that is the case the weight of the roof is supported solely by the nails?
Hi there🖐The hips are sitting on thier birds mouth seat cuts on the corner of the plates, and are then nailed down👍Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
You probably pissed off 😠 a few masons because you didn’t go all way down too the girder with the bricks. Lol
There's always someone who's not happy Jaso🙄🤩Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter LOL 😆
Is wall bulge pushing those two monos up out of plane with the rest of the roof?
Hi Reid🖐The wall was nice and straight, and the girder rafter tops were flush at the bottom over the plate with the standard trusses👍I see it quite often when girder truss rafters are not as accurate as the standard ones, and in this instance, I just ripped the top down to nothing to make the roof line flat👊Thanks for your and for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Tidy job Del, you must be satisfied to have it wrapped up.
I imagine the roofers will have to rake out the mortar joints for the stepped flashing when tiling?
Not your dept Del, but do you know how effective that method is with stepped cavity trays and weep hole, not sure either has been installed by the looks of it
Hi TT🖐 I wasn't asked to provide a mock up rafter for the brickies as they were building the wall that the roof butted to so they could build in any stepped trays that were required, so I can't comment on what's on there🤔 My personal opinion on water penetrating sound, 4" face brickwork is that it doesn't, and I've never seen any evidence on any job I've worked on of so much water entering the cavity through the brickwork for it to run out of the weep holes, but that's not to say it can't happen, and can be easily rectified with waterproof coatings👍
@@thetallcarpenter Yeah, seems a well sheltered plot as well so that surely makes a big difference. Might be a different situation if it was on the side of a hill in Scotland though 🤣
@@kevocos I can only imagine TT😵💫
Can I ask Del, are you with the Bricky's when you set the wall plates for level and square and parallel?
Hi there🖐 No, I'm not with the brickies when they level the plates on but they know I'll give them grief if they are not level and flat😵 I do check the plate for square and straight though, and pin it to the blockwork with a few nails to keep it in place👊Thanks for watching and your comment 😎 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter ok mate. I know other chippies that insist on being there but obviously the guys you know, know what you expect. I live in London and some of the idiots here would make you cringe. I just had to do one where it was 50mm out of parallel over 1.7m, small roof I know but the one coming into it I had to plane the rafters at an angle just to get it to meet up. It's hard to explain fully, I'm still in a head spin thinking about it. I was glad when the roofers went in just to cover it up. Not my work, I had to take it over from someone else who jacked up.
@@TheBadgolferman I feel for you mate as its never nice going in behind someone else PLUS going behind brickies who don't care😩
I Don't think the lead apron around the back is gonna hide the block work..
Let's say the lead upstand of the flashing will be a but wider than normal DJ😉Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Nice video once again Del.
How's the Fischer nail gun holding up?
Hi Clint🖐Thanks for watching bud, and I am really pleased with how the Fisher gun is performing👊It's doesn't seem as easy to get into tighter spaces than my old Paslode, but the power and performance is really good👍Cheers Del
The timber for this house has been very testing, was it all supplied by one company.
Yes Steve, all the trusses and infill timber came from the same supplier😶Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter unfortunately it appears that its endemic and not a supplier issue. Lots of people saying the same thing.
@@dadcanufixit I think you're right Steve😩And we will be seeing/feeling the fallout of shutting down the global economy and supply chains for many years to come especially in the quality and availability of construction materials😵💫
@@thetallcarpenter spot on here Del, the demand went up and supply went down. The resulting vacuum in the supply has brought in all the sediment just to fill demand. You do a nloody great job with what you got though
@@dadcanufixit 'the vacuum has brought in all the sediment' I love this Steve, and such a great way of putting it👍
Are those 2x7 coming down lean timbers?
Hi there🖐From memory, the largest timber sections in these trusses were 35mmx125mm👍 (1.5"x6") Cheers Del
Hi Del thanks
Am building 6m by 3.50 single story extension
I’ve put all 2x7 joists for flat ceiling but it’s pitch roof just wonder if it’s 2x7 timbers coming down as well, or smaller sizes will do?
@@LDNboy I'm pretty sure that 6x2 would be plenty strong enough for a single pitch roof at that span👍
@@thetallcarpenter thank you
I need a job are there opportunities available for me.‽
Hi Tyliko🖐I'm sorry but I only work on my own on a small building team😶Thanks for asking though👍Cheers Del
Why is there no cavity trays at top of trusses 👍🏴
Hi Peter🖐That's the bricklaying department😉 Thanks for watching 😎 Cheers Del
Yes I know was just wondering roof looking good 👍
Where the fk is all the cavity trays 😳😳🤔🤔🤔🤔
Hi coggsy🖐I'm sure the builders fit everything they are required to👍It's not my department so I don't really take any notice, I'm just here for the carpentry 🤩 Cheers Del
Going to be one big flashing to cover block work🫣
Well spotted Peter👍You will be able to see it in its full glory when I do a finished roof walk around video😶 Cheers Del
@@thetallcarpenter by the time you have a batton and tile on that, the block work should be fine with lead flashing
@@paulcloona9331 It's probably a couple of inches bigger than it needed to be Paul, but not horrific to look at😉 Cheers Del