Installing Lead Chimney Flashings **WORKING ON MY OWN HOUSE** (EPISODE 4)
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- In this video I remove the old lead chimney flashings and install new ones.
Consisting of front aprons, step flashings. And ridge saddle. Now this is done the tiled ridges can be installed. And I can push on with some more tiling and concentrate on the next phase of the dormer.
Ill be glad to get the scaffold down now. - Навчання та стиль
A true master skill thats fading away... Fantastic work lead and the tiles
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A true craftsman, makes this highly skilled work look effortless
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Awesome work yet again Stu 👏👏👏👍
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*Fantastic* ! You make it look so easy ! The attention to detail on the welding is superb. I still can't believe that the neighbours wouldn't take the opportunity to get their side - at least the flashing - refreshed. What a missed opportunity. All the best and greetings from Prague
Thank you. Yes it would have been nice to do the neighbours too. Who knows what the future holds.
Thanks for watching all the way from Prague.
as always great job! thanks for sharing it with us
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No worries. I’m trying my best to keep the content coming.
i wish you were in leeds
Do you have work that needs doing there ?
@@slbleadworks im having my slate taken off and relaid for the second time now after paying some cowboys to do it last year so fingers crossed it will be ok this time
Hi Stuart, enjoying your videos so much I thought it would be a good idea to get a portapack with the O torch to get a consistent flame for all the reasons you say, but just got a quote from BOC that means paying roughly £20 a month just to rent gas bottles - which makes no sense if I only use it occasionally to weld lead - so the alternative appears to be disposable gas bottles with a cheaper torch.. what's your view of the cheaper kits, or is there a way to own your own bottles and get them refilled when necessary, or will BOC not allow that? If anyone else has a solution would be pleased to hear it. Thanks.
Sorry it’s taken me so long to reply.
Rather than using BOC. You can get the cylinders from places like Hobby weld. Then you don’t need to pay the rental.
Or you get something like the ProGas 5000 kit. This uses disposable gas and comes with a model O torch.
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Hey man have you had a look at my lead work
No I haven’t. Where will I find it ?