Building the Dream: Episode 6, installing roof
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- In this episode we install the metal roof. I also show some of the detail work of how to install soffit, fascia, and ridge cap. Once again, finding a cool new use for my Stabila LA180 L layout station laser.
Stabila LA180L: goo.gl/faMkqn
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Please watch: "Building a Mancave 8: Porch roof and trim details"
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As far as ridge cap goes... we preinstall foam on the underside of the trim... you don’t see it... but it’s there
RR Buildings so is it flush with the end of the building?
Sam I Am basically... slight overhang
Nice job your building work is probably the best I have seen on CZcams and you explain things very well (even though you put the screws in the flat, lol). I run a metal roofing business in NC and something we started doing to prevent leaks is hemming the flat part of the panel up at a 90 degree angle at the ridge. Doesn't take long to do, its hidden by the ridge, but keeps blowing rain from entering at the ridge which makes the roof work that much better. Keep up the awesome videos.
looks to be a different ridge cap than you've used in other installs (i.e., Jimmy D.'s)...
RR Buildings how do these buildings hold up in wind and also in heavy snow.. as I live in northern Canada... also what will this shop price quote at. Material and labour... as I may want one built
Love watching what you do here in the UK, I’m 54years old and really wished I’d got into this kind of thing when I was younger, I should imagine when you stand back and look at your work it must give you a lot of job satisfaction.
frankbing1 a Ton!!
I read the entire Ryan’s czcams.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans and was able to make a shed plan. Using Ryan’s Shed Plans alone, the shed itself is great. Where I wish I knew more is with respect to ground preparation and foundations. Maybe that's beyond the scope of Ryan’s Shed Plans.
You are the King Midas of post framing. Your builds are gold bro!
Jason DeCarlo haha
Roofing is boring...except with RR Buildings! It truly amazes me how many times in the course of your videos I will have a question and you will answer it shortly thereafter in the video. Great insight and great teaching! Thank you for making these great videos for all of us to learn from. God bless!
I've worked with break metal an seamless gutters an it all about a GREAT SET OF SNIPS AN A PERFECT UNDERSTANDING OF HOW TO READ A TAPE MEASURE!! IVE SEEN GUYS JUST EYEBALL CUTS AN HOW RIDICULOUS A RESULT WAS I APPRECIATE YOUR EYE TO DETAIL AND GETTING IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME!!
You say watching roofing is boring, but I find your videos fascinating. Thanks for taking the time to make the videos and for adding in all the little details.
Any subject can be boring if the teacher is bad, vice versa any subject can be interesting if the teacher is great. Kyle is very very good at teaching is a way that is both engaging and easy to follow. If he were not in construction he'd have made a great school of college tutor.
Absolutely enjoy your videos Kyle. Greg does a good job on the camera, kudos to him. Make sure you acknowledge that on one of your vids!!
Taking pride in your work....one of the best thing you can hope for, wenn you hire sombody! 👍 Great job Kyle 👍
My morning RR and breakfast. Perfect timing!
i worked construction going on 30 years. Your so so right the tools very important. i agree. i would let you built me a barn ,work shop any day. I see you take pride in your work.need more like you.
There is no such thing as perfect when it comes to dimensional lumber but your builds are damn close. I know fall protection is such a drag and it takes so long to setup and wastes so much time but it’s worth it when you need it man. I’m pretty comfortable on roofs and have always been and I was working for a company one time that required fall protection and let’s just say I’m glade they did because with all the years of my climbing I still screwed up and tripped nearly shit my pants. I was so thankful I had the protection on because idk if I would have been able to see my beautiful family again man. It was one of those situations I always look back on and just cringe at how close I was to checking out.
In fact, everything big and great consists of little things !!! It's nice to see how serious you are about the little things, because this is all the beauty. But not many people understand it. Very useful and interesting video! Thank you!
Love the show....im amazed at how often you still use your hammer, instead of a nailer.
My neighbors built a post frame building last year. They are building another one now. I have to look at both of them out my front door. They are every kind of jacked up you can imagine. Not level, plumb, or remotely close to square. I have to watch your videos to keep my sanity. I wish they would have hired somebody like you guys so they could've been nice structures. I'd love to give a video tour of the awful buildings, but I suppose that wouldn't be very neighborly. Nice work fellas
haha
You, my friend, are a true professional.
love your work with all the trim sheet metal.... beautyful
I always cringe watching sheet metal cutting. Hang me off the roof by my ankle but keep the snips far away. Your attention to detail is fantastic.
I love how much this guy cares about his work. It’s the only reason I subd when I did. Great work!
I like your attitude on investing in tools for quality and efficiency. I think Thomas Carlyle quoted; Man is a tool using animal.Nowhere do you find him without tools;Without tools he is nothing,with tools he is all.
Saying hello from Lithuania! Keep doing these nice videos!
Ne as vienas ji ziuriu 😃
Tai jau tikrai :D
you betcha dupa !
thanks for showing how you make all those gable trim cuts.
Cheers
Watching a few of your old videos. It's crazy how far yall have come and how many skills have been refined!
Awesome attention to detail and working to the it looks perfect way of finish. It's totally obvious you have super high personal standards as your work shouts that.. thanks for the videos!
Thanks I learn so much every time I watch your stuff.
Your video skills are FIRST CLASS !!!
Kyle, you taught me the difference between the red and green snips. Great episode.
I just hope the customer appreciates the extreme attention to detail that you guys give this building.You don't usually see this detail in a pole building or any building for that matter.
Man, I love watching your videos! Thanks for sharing
Outstanding ‼️👍👍. Quality is in the Details ‼️👍👍. Vinny 🇺🇸
Love the drip edge marriage.
Dewalt impacts!! Finally!! I got one of those Diamondback toolbags the other day!
sick!!
Your work is amazing, i love your videos and your attention to detail is second to none, please protect your self from falling. I know a guy who didn’t protect him self, he fell and broke his neck and been in a wheel chair the last ten plus years. Be safe. God bless
thank you alan...I am working on a good system...unfortunatly there are zero OSHA approved fall protection connection points for post frame...we are working on it tho with 3M
airbag the ground.. It seems to be the least cumbersome way forward,, will scare you shitless if you fall but the landing will be a safe one
Put a control string on the front of your fascia towards the top.
Gauge it out 1'' to the middle of the string for in and out.
Awesome work that you guys do.
You ought to teach construction methods. You are GOOD!!!
I would hire you to build my home and automotive business any day!!!!
You are precise and VERY accurate.
Yeah I would love to hear about quoting costs so if you can talk about some of that would be great
I'm in the process of building a 32'x16'x8 shed/shop and your videos have been a great help.
Your attention to detail is impressive. Another quality build.
Thanks learn so much watching your work.
Always impressed when I get done watching your work. Your attention to detail is second to none and I think it's awesome when you always have the right tools and lifts for the job. I think people don't realize the time and money it saves after the initial purchase of course. People would be crazy to hire anyone else to do a job for them, great work.
thanks bobby
Your vids are educationally beneficial for the beginners and the professionals. If you're ever looking for a career change, a math teacher would fit you're knowledge and teaching technique.
If you are able to talk about quoting cost of a building, I’d love that. 😁
great job Guy's,, perfection takes time,, as a trim carpenter with 30+ years of experience I know good work when I see it... Just now found your channel,, keep up the good work..... 👍😎👍
Love your work you take pride contractors don’t care no more they want the money and run wish you were in Arkansas I would hire you love your videos
absolutely brilliant video well done chaps nick from the UK
Nice job showing and explaining everything!
The railing on the lift makes a great straight edge
I really like that gutter detail
Oh, and since I'm a tool geek I purchased the Stabila LA180L ( I know over kill for my uses ) and WOW such accuracy.
heck yeah...thats awesome.. hope you like it as much as I do
Favorite video of the series so far. So many great tips and insight into putting up trim.
These guys are crazy walking that open roof without fall protection. Love your buildings. Wish I could have had you do my pole building but I’m in NJ so I went with the Amish in Lancaster
0.7mm sheet thickness is where it gets dicey (whatever that is in US units) the sheets kink far too much for my liking when you are on them and fear of it caving in is increased massively haha
I did duct work for about two years and used a Milwaukee 18v impact on almost every piece of trunk line. Don’t know why. But I liked it better then my regular drill.
Love when they work on rwooffs.
I really admire you showing how to put these together, I know when I'm on a job I would not want to keep stopping to video each step, thanks for the great insight how you make these buildings and having the confidence to put your work on CZcams, so all the couch sitters can comment on how they would do it better, as far as i'm concerned you guys do 100% quality work.
Greg’s looking as fine a slice as ever 😋💥
like your explanetions!!! Greetings from Sweden.
I'd kill to have a builder as conscientious as you build me a home or an outbuilding. I've always seen guys fudge things and not sweat little details but it all stacks up and is noticeable. Just the fact that you're wiling to spend on the right tools to be "laser" accurate is impressive! You've done many things to not only be accurate but fast too, I seriously wish more builders were as serious because it really does make a difference in the finished product. Love that you're sharing this, you've got a new subscriber for sure!
In Australia we only screw in the rib of the sheet we find that the washer seal breaks down after a few years
The other thing we used to do before foam gasket were made that we woulď bend the pan of the sheet up a the ridge
The eave detail is not used that often in Australia does it rattle in the wind due to the number of fasters used
lots of sun and heat tends to do that to any synthetic rubber and most all types of plastic per the seal failure, wonder how a seal of silicone caulk would hold out for
@@Joshua79C most sealants lasted for 15 to 20 years max and will break down
That is not bad as lasting say for 5 years with a low cost sealant
Gordon I couldn't agree more with what your saying
I have only ever screwed roofs down thru the peaks of the corri or decking
We only screw in the valleys on walls
I have never seen a wood framed shed like this been built in my life time
It is very interesting to see the way they build sheds overseas
Helpful hints. Thanks.
Thanks a tonne for doing such patient walkthroughs of your flashing details, extremely helpful.
Dem to me is nice to see how this all this buildings come together, bet a lot of builders don't take their time to do this rite.
Great work nice to see someone who takes pride in their work!!!
Great job guys. Love watching the progress and how each build is just a bit different than the last.
When I put up soffit we always started at the peak bending the first piece in the middle so the rib was centered. Only down fall to that way is working top down then having to go back to the top to work other half down
exactly....never had anyone comment on it and usually its looks good
Instead of abusing a knife like that, check out the Morakniv Carpenters Chissle. A carbon steel straight edged carpenters knife with a chisle tip for chisteling, prying and that handles a lot of abuse.
It is also cheap costing less then $20, and sheaths can be clipped together if you need to carry different types of knifes.
kinda hard to abuse a disposable blade
Another great job looking good
So meticulous. I love it!
Excelente video. En algunas uniones es necesario usar empaques o pegantes pues son zonas potenciales de penetrar la humedad y la estructura es de madera. Muchas gracias.
Works fantastic, would recommend. Good value
Your attention to detail is phenomenal! Keep the videos coming!!
Looks good we do things pretty much the same way with the metal roofing
Not boring at all! love watching your skill in fabricating joints. I'm gonna have to try my hand at it. I've got a plan to make a shed for my lawn equipment.
Can you say OCD. LOL great video series. Keep them coming.
You and the team did a great job on the roof! Any imperfections in the roof alignment "can't be seen on a fast horse!"....that's how you know it's perfect! ....13
I would suggest setting your tails with a string line. Then set another string line for your roof steel.
Brilliant work!
Nice snips! Probably not Enco or Harbor Freight, learned my lesson on those!!!
midwest are the best
This whole video series is porn for people with OCD. Love it, keep up the exceptional work.
Thanks my friend
Now I see how to layout a roof
Thanks my theatsher master mentor I m will do that's making my work the best professional
Thanks you videos number one
great series!
Great Job Nice And Clean Work 👍
Someday I would like to hear how you got started in business and your and Greg's opinion what the future plans are concerning the business. I really admire how you invest in your tools and equipment. Working smarter not harder. I'm really enjoying your tutorial type videos your skill set and craftsmanship. TFS.
You and your team are really pros, with no doubt. But please use harness!
very nice, keep the vids comin'. they rock. lates
I would love to see a video with you explaining how you got started, and who taught you! Love your video's and attention to detail! I've heard that "quality" is what you do when no one is looking....good job!!!
Nice insight into the fiddly stuff - great to watch - thanks for sharing it. Great looking roof. As always, love your videos. 👍😊
Brother im a carpenter by trade and you guys are awesome
Congrats on your win last over ggg Dude
So cool to see ABC Supply name...
You should do a video on your work attire lol... you guys look so comfortable compared to what I wear.
2 more buildings and I’ll be ready to work with you guys ... jk Hahahah as much as you repeat yourself I forget some steps... I’m more of a hands on show me how to do it learning type of person.
Good job guys and I’m still enjoying these videos 🤟🏽
You got the balance right, the boring 'slap the panel down, screw it off' was skipped, but the spots you want to see, how to deal with the soffit/ gable end transition and how the peak is done, remain in there and deatailed is great.
Good video. Learned a lot from this
Roofing does not get boring for those of us who do not do it!
Would there be a possibility of a how to use a speed square video at some point? Maybe a toolsday video? For novices like me that have no idea how to use one
Buy a Swanson speed square and it comes with a book that teaches you how to use it and has some predefined rafter lengths in it based on length and pitch. Best speed square on the market.
@@williscooper7750 thank you for that advice after a little bit of google searching have found one cheers
Rob Jones Make Build Modify has an excellent video on speed squares. Also on framing squares
@@BenHolmen thank you ill have a look for that
I’ve been always fascinated by your work. Always enjoyed every episodes and never missed one. I’m actually putting a metal roofing on my fathers church which 32 by 60 feet long, with the added addition in the middle. So as far as putting metal roofing on. I have watch your videos as part class
You're a snips artiste!
If you've never tried to sheet a roof like this yourself it's impossible to understand just how hard it is to get all this stuff to line up and come out as seamless and perfect as RR seems to do on everything they build. As far as pole barns or sheet metal buildings in general go, it would be very difficult to find anyone on CZcams doing a better job of teaching or explaining the correct way to do this stuff.
thanks JO
Love your show
Great work. I have a small tip, try using a mechanical pencil. I use a .9 mm for trim and metal. A 1.3 mm for framing. It's a consistently clean line and I haven't had to pause to sharpen a pencil in years.
That looks really good.
Pretty impressive ! great job !