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Hey John at the end of the video you had a little clip attached to your hat I assume that is designed for a carpenters pencil do you have a link to that?
As a remodeling contractor that has dealt with many instances of water damage, It’s interesting that you chose the wider “drip edge” (which is typically used in EPDM rubber roofing) as opposed to the regular drip edge such as the Riteflow variety that has a kick out to carry the water away from the fascia. I can see the water running right down the fascia and into the soffit vents with that setup. When you install gutters, here’s a pro-tip: tuck window/door drip cap (3/4” to 1 depth) under the current drip edge to create a kick-out to force water into the gutter. Don’t caulk behind gutter-don’t do it. -My opinion (from experience). It’s coming along nicely!
I just started my own small work a little over a year. I have to do my roof for sure. I'm super excited and really can't wait to save up enough to get it going . Great video Brother.
Good job. It's good you caught the difference for the starter strip nails. Yeah, Jamie is very picky in what he wants. Be kind to one another. Stay safe. Love to all
I heard in a previous video when Eric Perkins declared that you were now a "Builder". He is right. From where you were in the first video to now is a monumental change. When we finally see the reveal of your completed home, we will all see what Eric predicted and I can't wait for it! Congrats on this project!
Looks good! That battery nailer was a real time saver without dragging an air hose across the drip edge and starter shingles. No complaints or criticism from me. Good job!
@@craftedworkshop Very much so. As someone who is about to hire roofers to replace my roof, I learned about a lot of things to look for that I would have never even thought about. I love this series. Can't wait to see the finished product!
Usually it is like yard sign material on the sides or corrugated plastic and so the air can flow through it out under the ridge cap. They add that mesh type stuff to keep pests from entering through the holes
Nice work as always Johnny. I've never seen those types of roof shingles in Australia. Did you consider a metal roof at all? The tin roof is the most common over here. Thanks mate
That only really helps with putting gutters on, you don't have to space it out a bit more than a quarter inch. Just make it so it's loosely in there, don't squeeze it as far back into the fascia as you can. Gutter guys/siding guys should be able to tuck the gutters under the lip and up. Would help if they put some metal fascia stock on there though then the gutters
I worked in an engineering shop for a year making flashings and our folding machine had a 'fitted' setting that would mean drip like this and any other profiles could be made to just slide into each other by making certain edges roughly 1mm longer (depends on the thickness of the material). I'd recommend buying them somewhere that has a more modern machine and someone operating it that has a decent bit of experience!
Pretty fantastic work, dude! It's looking better and better! 😃 But the differences are really funny... Here the roof is made of stripes of hardwood (some even bigger than a 2x4, some smaller) and we use roof tiles that are made of ceramic of even concrete! 😂 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊 BTW, F. (For the poor drone. 😔)
I've gone to using an oscillator to cut the shingles. Take an old blade and after a few cuts it destroys the teeth and starts to make a V shape and then it cuts really smooth and fast. Also to cut all the starts it's nice to have an old cheap sliding miter saw and an old blade to cut through stacks of the shingles, like 10-12 shingles at a time.
I get that zip system is it’s own waterproofing, but doesn’t code still require ice and water shield be applied from the eave extending at least 24” past the wall line?
As a roofing contractor I noticed @ 12:50 you installed your vent improperly. You have too much overlap. There should be 2 courses of shingles on top of the vent as opposed to the one you installed. Hope that makes sense.
Watching these videos, I'm going to guess you've not watched RR Buildings videos? They would've been super useful with all your trim/fascia work. Have a look at his videos, they're really good!
For asthetics, I would have used an abs to pvc adapter for the vent, therefore making it black against a black roof..but you can still go back and change it...
Americans have knee caps for instaling stuff on the roof" Unbeliveable, the amount of things they invent for every little situation possible! I'm brazilian btw
Oh good, I thought I was the only one......sometimes I watch these guys using specialized tools and think, "I really want that" Then my hubby pipes in like, "You definitely do not need that." LOL.
One thing to consider when you are buying your property. If you buy in a development that has a "home owner's association" you are forever forfeiting some of your freedom to your neighbors, who may or may not have your best interest in mind. Therefore the location of your home is something you may want to consider closely, before making the purchase.
I would still put underlayment over the zip. Tamko giving shingles to say many RUclipsrs if the higher ups in the company are reading this I'm waiting for my free shingles 🤣
Good stuff. You could have also done an unvented cathedral ceiling, spray foamed the roof deck, and then installed mechanical ventilation such as an ERV to provide fresh air/ventilation inside the house. This would have prevented you from having to drill all of those holes.
@@craftedworkshop well your right but also justifying against them imply's you know better. Building science isn't an exact science and has plenty flaws. Gotta commend your attitude to ventalation though, very healthy!
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Hey John at the end of the video you had a little clip attached to your hat I assume that is designed for a carpenters pencil do you have a link to that?
Gerard Roofing Systems would have been better.
This was by far, I mean really by far the best roofing video on RUclips. Thank you!
Wow, thanks a lot! Really appreciate that.
As a remodeling contractor that has dealt with many instances of water damage, It’s interesting that you chose the wider “drip edge” (which is typically used in EPDM rubber roofing) as opposed to the regular drip edge such as the Riteflow variety that has a kick out to carry the water away from the fascia. I can see the water running right down the fascia and into the soffit vents with that setup. When you install gutters, here’s a pro-tip: tuck window/door drip cap (3/4” to 1 depth) under the current drip edge to create a kick-out to force water into the gutter. Don’t caulk behind gutter-don’t do it. -My opinion (from experience). It’s coming along nicely!
Definitely plan on tucking the gutters under the drip edge but that additional piece of flashing is a good idea!
I just started my own small work a little over a year. I have to do my roof for sure. I'm super excited and really can't wait to save up enough to get it going . Great video Brother.
Love how the camera in the tree at 8:49 makes the house look like it’s made of jelly.
I noticed that too lol
Hah, that's the drone stabilization not doing such a good job!
Good job. It's good you caught the difference for the starter strip nails. Yeah, Jamie is very picky in what he wants. Be kind to one another. Stay safe. Love to all
Hats off to you for taking on a project that isn't familiar to you and taking on the armchair quarterbacks. Looking great.
Loving this series and the new workshop series. I’m almost caught up in three days!
Say drip edge one more time.
DRIP. EDGE. 😂
@@craftedworkshop lol
🤣
i love how informative these videos are - props for going the extra mile every time!
it's really starting to look like a proper (not so tiny) house already! nice work!
Thanks! Definitely coming along, especially now that the siding is on!
Should put a “drip edge” counter on this video. I think it’s in the triple digits!
45!
Congrats, you built a real nice single wide trailer, what type of skirting will you put around the bottom?
I'm loving following along Johnny! I bet you can't wait to get back into the shop though!
I heard in a previous video when Eric Perkins declared that you were now a "Builder". He is right. From where you were in the first video to now is a monumental change. When we finally see the reveal of your completed home, we will all see what Eric predicted and I can't wait for it! Congrats on this project!
Keep crushing it man! These videos are amazing!
Working on a wet roof? Brave man.
Yes!! Such a great Friday now! Hey Johnny!
Looks good! That battery nailer was a real time saver without dragging an air hose across the drip edge and starter shingles. No complaints or criticism from me. Good job!
How does the air escape the ridge? It looks like the intakes below have a much larger area?
That ridge vent I installed allows a surprising amount of air through, a little more than the soffit vents.
Roof looks sharp, nice job.
Thanks!
You said drip edge 4396.5 times in this video. Great stuff!
Cool products for roofing. Making life a little easier
For sure!
LET IT RAIN, LOOKING FANTASTIC ‼️👍👍. Vinny 🇺🇸
Marketing genius.. by repeating drip edge. He got 186 comments... keep up the great work 👍
Armchair specialist here, you're doing an awesome job! :-)
Hey Johnny, after you finish this serie, make a full movie of the build, I´ll see it!
I've been waiting all week for this video.
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@craftedworkshop Very much so. As someone who is about to hire roofers to replace my roof, I learned about a lot of things to look for that I would have never even thought about. I love this series. Can't wait to see the finished product!
@@DumbfoundedMadman thanks a lot Doug, can't wait to see it finished myself!
Good stuff man, you can kick it up a notch by painting that PVC vent with black paint made for plastic.
Looking real good. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep Making. God Bless.
Thanks, will do!
Really enjoying this series, Johnny. Hope your Tamko shingles hold up better than mine have!
This is super cool. You make everything look so easy.
Thanks! Definitely not easy and lots of frustrating moments but things seem to be working as planned.
How come that you made installing drip edge and shingles that interesting?! Love your videos by the way!
In this video: Hot shingles waiting to get nailed
crazy knowledge and discusses it with language I can understand. Thank you....
How does the ridge vent, "vent" with the shingles nailed down? Where does the air escape?
Usually it is like yard sign material on the sides or corrugated plastic and so the air can flow through it out under the ridge cap. They add that mesh type stuff to keep pests from entering through the holes
Nice video really enjoyed it I would just say it’s a lot easier to do the metal from on the roof 🖤
To have tips and tricks concerning the cutting of sheets the RR Buildings site on youtube, it is a gold mine.
solid work! I love watching these
Exhausting! nice work!!
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
Love the battery powered tools. Only thing I use my compressor for anymore is a spray gun and to air up tires.
Nice work as always Johnny. I've never seen those types of roof shingles in Australia. Did you consider a metal roof at all? The tin roof is the most common over here. Thanks mate
I bet he did consider it but his HOA said the roof had to match his home.
Wait, did he ever fix the drop edge so the water drops off correctly? The finger width or so away from the board
That only really helps with putting gutters on, you don't have to space it out a bit more than a quarter inch. Just make it so it's loosely in there, don't squeeze it as far back into the fascia as you can. Gutter guys/siding guys should be able to tuck the gutters under the lip and up. Would help if they put some metal fascia stock on there though then the gutters
I worked in an engineering shop for a year making flashings and our folding machine had a 'fitted' setting that would mean drip like this and any other profiles could be made to just slide into each other by making certain edges roughly 1mm longer (depends on the thickness of the material). I'd recommend buying them somewhere that has a more modern machine and someone operating it that has a decent bit of experience!
That sounds super nice!
This was satisfying af
Great video, it was very helpful!
Glad to hear it!
looks great! 😊✊🏼 RESPECT 😊
I have thoroughly enjoyed this series so far. I'm looking forward to the rest of the series 👍
I love Cottage Shed
Pretty fantastic work, dude! It's looking better and better! 😃
But the differences are really funny... Here the roof is made of stripes of hardwood (some even bigger than a 2x4, some smaller) and we use roof tiles that are made of ceramic of even concrete! 😂
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
BTW, F. (For the poor drone. 😔)
I've gone to using an oscillator to cut the shingles. Take an old blade and after a few cuts it destroys the teeth and starts to make a V shape and then it cuts really smooth and fast. Also to cut all the starts it's nice to have an old cheap sliding miter saw and an old blade to cut through stacks of the shingles, like 10-12 shingles at a time.
What kind of edge are you installing, again?
Very nice ... ciao from Italy
Thank you! Cheers!
How do you like your framing hammer? 14oz compared to the ole 22oz?
I get that zip system is it’s own waterproofing, but doesn’t code still require ice and water shield be applied from the eave extending at least 24” past the wall line?
Not in our area, we have a pretty moderate climate and don’t get much snow annually.
Did you ever watch Tommy Silva install a drip edge? He holds the drip edge a fingers width away from the facia, this keeps the water off the facia.
i wonder of saying as many time “drip-edge” as a possibility in this video a
s a challenge 🧐. But I am loving this series ❤️.
How many bundles of shingles did it take ?
As a roofing contractor I noticed @ 12:50 you installed your vent improperly. You have too much overlap. There should be 2 courses of shingles on top of the vent as opposed to the one you installed. Hope that makes sense.
Installed the vent hoods wrong. Not supposed to caulk at the bottom in the event that water does make it under it will be able to flow out and down.
Seen it done both ways, we'll see if it's ever an issue.
Hey you have to put the felt paper on the roof so it wont get water damege
The Zip System sheathing had it built in and he taped between seams. It's a new system.
Nice job. How many days did this work take?
Two days!
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Watching these videos, I'm going to guess you've not watched RR Buildings videos? They would've been super useful with all your trim/fascia work. Have a look at his videos, they're really good!
I’ve definitely watched his videos but he mostly deals with metal roofs so it was a little different.
For asthetics, I would have used an abs to pvc adapter for the vent, therefore making it black against a black roof..but you can still go back and change it...
I was hoping we'd get the latest installment in this series today! :D
Lucky you, hah!
Americans have knee caps for instaling stuff on the roof" Unbeliveable, the amount of things they invent for every little situation possible! I'm brazilian btw
Video from you and seth!
When will you have more video with him?
Nice! Hopefully over the summer once I'm closer to finished with this project. We definitely plan to do some stuff together on Berm Park!
i was just thinking today about how I have to reshingle my gambrel roof shed, then this video pops up
Perfect timing!
Drink every time he says ‘drip-edge’ 😂
Oh, you'd 100% be dead 😂
add ‘shingles’ to that and you'll meet god
I came here to say this...
Lol...I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed that 😅
Or 'roof boot'
How many times a person can say drip-edge? LOL!!! I love the not so tiny, tiny house!!!!!
Was that a long hovering drone time lapse shot I saw?? 👀
Indeed it was! Was so bummed I crashed it after day one, really wanted some more of those.
6,000 edges later 😂😂😂😂 the roof is done , good job dude 🤘🤘🤘🤘
You said the word edge a couple times in this video! 🤣🤣
A couple hundred... 😂 EDIT : Just did a search on the voiceover script and I said "drip edge" 53 times and the word "edge" 83 times. Not quite 100!
😂 WOW that’s a lot of “drip edge”
I don't plan on ever shingling a roof, but I really want to buy that nailer.
It is SWEET, hah.
Yep
Oh good, I thought I was the only one......sometimes I watch these guys using specialized tools and think, "I really want that" Then my hubby pipes in like, "You definitely do not need that." LOL.
Do. It.
You will find uses eventually.. tacking things so convenient
@@a_w_bukhari7579 "Honey, I fixed that loose floor board!" *wife finds ten roofing nails in it*
Why do u do 5:12 like that?
What that knee pads name?
One thing to consider when you are buying your property. If you buy in a development that has a "home owner's association" you are forever forfeiting some of your freedom to your neighbors, who may or may not have your best interest in mind. Therefore the location of your home is something you may want to consider closely, before making the purchase.
I know this bc i am a carpenter and i been working on roofs
I love how you showed the arm chair gurus who was boss 😂
😁
What was the name of the stuff you installed again? 😂
random ass question, what kind of work pants are you wearing when you are putting on the shingles
The pants and shorts are both made by TrueWerk, they're linked in the video description. Great pants!
Sorry I didn't quite get what you installed i think it was called drip Edge but I could be wrong
I would still put underlayment over the zip. Tamko giving shingles to say many RUclipsrs if the higher ups in the company are reading this I'm waiting for my free shingles 🤣
Any reason why? Seems like extra cost and work but I guess never hurts to have extra protection.
Every time I hear him say 'boot' I think of how people think Canadians say 'about'! We don't say a boot! LOL
😂
Can you count how many times you said edge in this video
83!
I have never heard the word edge so many times before in such a short period.
You think you had it bad. We were playing buzzword bingo. We all passed out before minute 3😳😉🤣
I had to stop watching @2:15, but rumor is he went on to say "drip edge" 2,000 more times. Some even say that he is still saying it to this day.
Fun fact : “Drip Edge” was said 43 times in under 5 minutes 👍
Drip Edge
Would you mind stopping by my house and lending a hand on a new roof? You made this look easy, but all of my experience has been frustrating.
Roofing is no fun, hah. Definitely not easy and I could barely walk after wrapping up the second day of roofing!
Check out RR Buildings on RUclips if you want to see how to do any type of metal flashing.
Kyle is definitely the metal wizard!
I’m proposing the ‘drip edge’ drinking game. I’m 2 minutes in and completely wasted! 😆
😂🥃
Drinking game idea. Take a drink every time Johnny says "Edge" WARNING ⚠️DO NOT ATTEMPT. loved the video BTW
Hah, I take no responsibility is someone decides to take 50+ shots 😂
every time he says "edge" take shot 😂
Good stuff. You could have also done an unvented cathedral ceiling, spray foamed the roof deck, and then installed mechanical ventilation such as an ERV to provide fresh air/ventilation inside the house. This would have prevented you from having to drill all of those holes.
"Arm chair gurus" lmao everyone on YT is an expert
At least they like to think so 😂
@@craftedworkshop well your right but also justifying against them imply's you know better. Building science isn't an exact science and has plenty flaws.
Gotta commend your attitude to ventalation though, very healthy!
Drip edge drip edge drip edge drip edge omg!! 🥴
drinking game idea, every time he says "drip edge" take a drink
Drip edge