Just confirming that, yes, with a closed-end sealed blind rivet, the mandrel is completely enclosed and makes a water-tight connection. That is not the case for a standard open-end blind rivet (normal pop rivet). IMO, this method of attaching metal roofing is far superior to attaching wood purlins and then using standard roofing screws, although likely more expensive and slower.
Love these videos. So nice to see the creativity and how you encourage and support your customers. One very minor comment, and it's just my opinion, the scenes of you working the tablet don't seem to add much. It's hard to see any real detail as in the full-screen shots and since each segment is pretty short, I'd rather see the full view to take it all in. Grateful for all you do, just giving a little input. Please don't be offended.
Hi Diane, thanks for your continued support and comments! Also, the feedback is really helpful and welcome anytime. The main reason I have that extra angle is because the screen flashes when you take a screenshot with the iPad. That and swiping between photos seemed very disorienting to me. I will play around with it some more and see if I can come up with something more engaging and helpful. Again, thanks so much for the feedback and comment!
Just confirming that, yes, with a closed-end sealed blind rivet, the mandrel is completely enclosed and makes a water-tight connection. That is not the case for a standard open-end blind rivet (normal pop rivet). IMO, this method of attaching metal roofing is far superior to attaching wood purlins and then using standard roofing screws, although likely more expensive and slower.
Love these videos. So nice to see the creativity and how you encourage and support your customers.
One very minor comment, and it's just my opinion, the scenes of you working the tablet don't seem to add much. It's hard to see any real detail as in the full-screen shots and since each segment is pretty short, I'd rather see the full view to take it all in. Grateful for all you do, just giving a little input. Please don't be offended.
Hi Diane, thanks for your continued support and comments! Also, the feedback is really helpful and welcome anytime. The main reason I have that extra angle is because the screen flashes when you take a screenshot with the iPad. That and swiping between photos seemed very disorienting to me. I will play around with it some more and see if I can come up with something more engaging and helpful. Again, thanks so much for the feedback and comment!
house shade - it looks like black insulating foam you put over pipes ?
Yes, that works well. You can also use pull noodles but it's hard to find colors that aren't too extreme.