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А ещё меньше по размеру можно? А то очень хорошо видно, прямо на весь экран.

Can we get a short of your favorite tools? Or sets of tools for certain variations of work? Keep up the great work

So normally ive always cut down metal with snips, but this guy im helping out with a bigger commercial job tends to like to use a grinder for its ease of cutting. Cutting with a grinder is no bueno right? Whenever hes cutting them down he uses them but when i do, i always use my snips. Time difference in cutting is very minimal, like maybe 30 seconds. Am i in the right? Done it for quite a few years but theres always the one guy to use a grinder. Mind you we typically use 24 gauge prepainted steel. But use 18 gauge galvanized for like strapping on walls for cladding when we need to install insulation

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Who is the song by?

Bought one, just tried this morning, it’s so hard to cut for the roof sheets.

why didnt you dabricate that in the shop?? cleaner and quicker

Great set-up! Is it only used to go to the top of the roof or it is actually used to work from the ladder? And what was the pitch of that roof, it seemed to me at least a 10-12. Greetings from Québec, I thought you were an american!

I just did a whole bunch of rubber roll flooring so I can only imagine how satisfying this is on a roof with all the time it saves out in the sun

This what I've been talking about for years. Solid sheet of metal, not 3 ft pieces!

Where can I purchase this metals?

A lot better than walking behind one them small heavy ass seaming machines

Is this all 16oz copper you’re using?

Hello great job! Your videos are very informative. Could we do the same pattern on a dormer window for instance?

Hi

www.stortz.com/. Search “speedy seamer” and use free shipping code ASM101 at checkout

That's worthless

Neat looking stuff for soffit.

I have a 10’ tapco and it’s so old you can’t see the numbers on the order of folds and found your channel to remember the order. Thanks for sharing!

Man, you use AI to make clips and just use the AI generated title... And it never shows what the title is talking about...

Head to www.stortz.com to get yours. Search M.A.S.C. SEAMER

Is this detail possible with 24 gauge painted steel? btw -very cool video thanks!

Thank you so much, very well explained and detailed.

Did you order the sheet metal pre bent? Or did You start off with a flat sheet and bend The j mold into it? If you ordered it where did you order it from?

We love Hans. His son Karl is a gem too.

Thats cool, way better looking than a transition metal flashing there

Great content shoutout fr KOA metals inc

I love my Beran snips we have all of em too

At a ridge line , down 12 inches, there is a slight change in pitch of the roof deck it's about 1 inch. Then, as you follow the roof it fades back and the ridge is in line with the deck. So not all the panels along that area would have to be conditioned. I wonder how this would look? Do you sell those tools? Thank you

Excellent!!

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That break is ❤

Hello, could you tell me what the name of the tool you are using is, good video, congratulations. 🎊 I

What kind of ridge cap is that? I’ve always used “snap z” after I’ve installed my panels but that looks wayyyy easier

I found the tool fairly useless . Difficult if not impossible to cut a nice accurate straight line, very difficult to impossible to cut nice curves. Impossible to cut corrugated roof iron . Over all its rubbish. From an engineer of 40 yrs

You shouldn't overlap the hymns that makes it look horrible

I know a young Don Frye when I see one respect to the legend

How nice 😮

What is the name of the soffit screen you are using?

What brand is that roll former?

I’ve seen them guys make a chimney cap or a top of a column or a mailbox that has a single piece of metal and it looks like a hip roof. It starts out a circle then they disect it into 4 triangles that they bend on the brake and when they join the first edge and the last edge it lifts and vwallah. I want to know the formula but I don’t speak , read or write polish or Russian whatever language they speak. I bet you can make a video explaining the formula in real time and explain how you can use it for a big 12’ X 8’ chimney chase or a 2’x 2’ chase. Nah you can’t make that video. The geometry is too much

I see that you’re watching a lot of those polish guys like roof Moto and metal maniac right? They do some serious roofing. No exposed screws right? 100 year stuff. That’s taking pride man. I love seeing someone in any trade for that matter do a job so well that it couldn’t be done better. Nobody can go up on any of my roofs and call me a hack. That’s pride. I might die broke but my roofs are gonna be still working when bitcoin costs a million dollars and nobody carries foldable money anymore

Dude. Are you ok? Is someone judging or giving you a hard time. I watch your videos for a long time and it seams like your heading to a dark place. Don’t you worry about what anyone says or talks about. It’s usually the ones talking the most and loudest who don’t know shit. Don’t make shit. You just do you dude. God is the only one we need to be judged by. Lest ye be judged” God gave us 2 ears and 1 mouth. Let’s use them accordingly. The more you open your mouth the more chance you have to put your foot in it

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Anyone know where I can get the rest of the audio?

Nice work. Another way to do inside corners is take the panel headed into the corner and bend it at a 90....then put J channel against that panel. Just using one pce of J and looks clean. If its protected from rain you could skip the 90 bend on panel headed into corner and maybe lap tape the j to the panel or good sealant, just don't let it ooze out. I'd sleave the joints of J on the outside corners so water cannot seep in the crack. But we don't use J on outside corners we make a corner trim that goes over both sides 4 inches.

What Dewalt saw is that? I have a DCS565, and was hoping if I got a good metal blade for it I’d be able to cut 4” channel iron.