HOW TO INSTALL STEP FLASHING

[@peterfriel5129]

We need people like Will ,to teach the youngster's how to do thing's right .Love the guy.

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching Peter! 👍

[@RagingBlade1]

Too right, the Government should fund courses on how to do it right so the younger ones can then teach when it is their turn

[@wayneflash]

I would love the opportunity to work with will for a few days, not even for money purly for his experience

[@ETH85]

Im classed as a youngen but yet I can do all this and to that standard with ease.. if anything though I'd never point lead in anymore and certainly not use those clips I prefer the old school lead plugs I make myself as they're way stronger i find.. as for filler lead mate is far better.. gives way better bonding to the lead compared to mortar and under the stress movement of lead won't crack and fall out like nearly all mortar filled joints will.. Just because some people are young some of us know what we're doing and some think deeper into it then the old boys.. It's about taking pride and pushing the quality of each job further and progressing the trade.. I like the old way and do most my stuff that way but certain things you can't deny are better for longevity.. I got taught the old way doesn't mean it can't be made better

[@atmywitsend1984]

@@ETH85 Well said from an old guy here. Another tip you may know with lead, is only score your cut line. I always use a felt tip for fold lines. As scoring makes a weak point that could split the lead later on. Its good to know that the younger guys want to do a thorough job too. I have never used the clips for holding the lead either. They do look a lot less faffy though. I understand why they may be preferable for speed reasons. I have no idea about their longevity though,so I still use the rolled up lead wedges,as they have done for centuries.

[@monkeyboy8424]

In a perfect world all roofers would be as good as this guy.

[@afzulali7695]

The number 1 building channel on KZbin 👍

[@nonsheep5823]

Been roofing for 17 yrs, I laugh at most other roofers quality and skill level but you are very good, your muck hawk is a brilliant idea , cleaner faster application when jointing up flashings brilliant idea, will be making one myself this week. Keep up the good work bro

[@atmywitsend1984]

You should try using a finger trowel on a small hawk,and push it directly into the joint. I find it much quicker. Still finish it off with a pointing trowel though.

[@nonsheep5823]

@@atmywitsend1984 yes I do it that way much better method it forces muck right into joint

[@Adrian-AosFotos-Irish]

Will the Roofa ...top man !!

[@jordylyons4648]

Everyone in my industry (Aerial Industry) should be made to watch this👀

[@justinc6001]

Thanks Will, good to see a Man standing up. Most blokes are to afraid of their flaws. Roofer from Aussie. Cheers

[@henryc5534]

All the lads at A&E do a grand job but Will is always a real pleasure to watch and learn from 👌🏻

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching Henry! 👍

[@suffernofools9819]

I don't have a need for any step flashings on my 70's bungalow....but I watched this from start to finish. A pure joy. Nice one Will.

[@Samplelord]

Solid workmanship and nice bit of construction site ethics: respect another man's work and don't muck it up. Solid.

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching, take care 👍

[@RagingBlade1]

Why is anyone dis-liking this video? I pick up so many tips from them even though I am not a roofer or a trader. Keep them videos coming mate.

[@thetallcarpenter]

Will is awesome.👊 He literally doesn't mess about and gets on with doing a cracking job.😎 Great video as always guys.👍

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching TC! 👍

[@Toyotaamazon80series]

Absolutely top notch craftsmanship as always Sir, 👍 🔨 🇮🇪

[@CEO786]

Man really enjoyed that, thank you. It’s always satisfying when watching someone doing a job to perfection. Great work as always.

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching Sid, have an awesome week 👍

[@johnofarrell812]

I remember working in the building trade from the late 60's throughout up until my retirement. Those were the glory days, when you never see a cowboy on a job. We learned from skilled men who came before us and we passed on those skills to the younger lads. These days I despair of some bad jobs I've seen and heard done for neighbours, by money grabbing chancers. I loved seeing Will, do a video like this. He seems to me to be the type of guy who is a great teacher. Respect to Will, and all other genuine tradesmen and women.

[@BuildWithAE]

Hi John Will is a awesome tradesman and an amazing person all the best Tony 👍

[@i1uvpreppyxo887]

I could watch you work all day!

[@Barearse69]

Another class job.. A real shame that there aren't enough skilled builders like you Will and A&E.

[@keeferoz]

Good to see a decent tradie who enjoys what he's doing

[@seanhealyful]

Will's Moroccan trowel @13:59 is the nuts. Time saver. Inspired to do a simple mod of a plastering hawk. Could have it in the shop along with the lights lol. Have a great week.

[@hdenjoy6783]

This is wonderful stuff, great educational content and also good production. And Will, you are the the bees knees mate, really enjoy all your videos

[@larrycantwell1740]

Will your work detail is second to none, always informative and to quote you( Mint), always a pleasure to watch your professionalism. 👍

[@swsfrancais7289]

Genius, epic quality Old-School workmanship. Outstanding. Thanks

[@thetessellater9163]

Like the arm - mounted cleaning cloth 😊 Its important to use a weak mortar mix; a strong mix is more acidic and will corrode the lead quicker.

[@martynnoble3665]

Top guy a real class act. Your mate also. Well done for delivering quality. Respect.

[@trevorcarley2549]

It’s always nice to see a craftsman at work👌

[@coggsy3036]

If you get your skillsaw and rip a slot down the centre of your batten through the 50mm side in about 30mm,slide the lead into the grove cut with the skillsaw to your pitch line and fold the lead with the batten,nice and easy straight fold😉,great work by the way

[@johndevlin980]

Superb workmanship, you certainly are top of your game, excellent 👍

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks John, have an awesome week! 👍

[@MrThebigredone]

Superb video, a craftsman in action

[@andyb3331]

Will IS the man👌 top job as always geezer 👍😎

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching buddy! Take care 👍

[@lokigames5091]

I've made those exact peices for asphalt roofs with aluminum in the past but that lead work seems to be a dif animal. Great work sir.

[@rubyandrenaetheminiatureda6988]

Loving the content gents 👌👍

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching Shane! 👍

[@leechadwick5169]

Quality yet again I say it all the time to the young guns take your time. have pride in your work people notice good craftsmanship top job fella's.

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching Lee, have an awesome week! 👍

[@UnfittedNoise]

Best video on youtuve on step flashing, gives me the confidence and direction to attempt myself. Thank you.

[@benkimber8285]

Great vid. Top roofer with attention to detail. We couldn’t see your lines when you were trying to explain how you workout the folds ect.. Maybe use a black pen so us the viewers can make note sense of what it is your showing/ teaching us? Top man 👍🏻

[@thetessellater9163]

Yes, I was hoping that - thin black permanent marker on the cut lines and a dotted line for the fold. Although I understood it, it might help others do so too

[@mattridler377]

Quality work that is Will 🙌🏻 you make it look very easy even though it definitely isn’t.

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks Matt, have an awesome weekend 👍

[@johnmorrissey1675]

Nice bit of lead work 👍🇮🇪☘️🖐️

[@BuildWithAE]

👍👍

[@5A1RA]

Great job. Love your work as always.

[@BuildWithAE]

Thank you! Cheers! 👍

[@gilespanton9354]

Impeccable attention to detail and quality finish love the vids

[@flyingrabbit829]

Nice one will, I love your attention to details as always jobs à good on mate

[@zachtobin1136]

Great video guys. Amazing to see such passionate craftsmen at work. Keep it up guys, such a good channel!

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks so much Zach! Have an awesome weekend 😊👍

[@terrynaidu7717]

great video -imparting your valuable knowledge is a blessing!! Thanks a bundle!

[@klyxrasta]

You will never in your life see a person work that fast and accurate. In my 7 years i have met 3 people who pay attention to the shit they do. Rest wait for payday and are just happy being average or below average. It's like nobody aims for perfection anymore.

[@klyxrasta]

@@martin2466 Just tired and angry..... Not from the physical work (it's actually a joy), but from the carpenters I have to work with. Well 2 mental rest days and here we go again. These videos are a blessing either way.

[@davidflinton44]

Top bloke knows his stuff

[@Toyotaamazon80series]

What you refer to is communism. The lowering of standards, the obsession with "equality". The drive to drag everyone down to the level of the lowest common denominator in the group. I of course reject all that, I strive on a daily basis for perfection. I seek out the best craftsman and learn from them.

[@markhep]

Fantastic mate. Really well explained. Minght give it ago 👍👍👍

[@aficio698]

Superb job. 👍

[@TheNorthernmunky]

Always impressed with this lads skills

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching buddy, have an awesome week! 👍

[@ensarbeka1519]

I watched all your videos just amazing,so much to learn from you Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge

[@Jim_Newlands]

Lovely job, Will.......now for the next video I want you doing the same job in a howling gale and pissing rain, because that seems to be the weather 99% of the time I am on a roof!

[@JimJimpmjj]

Brilliant, such excellent quality and very well explained. 10/10 A+++++++👍👍🤙💪🌟✅💯👊👌

[@kingofthetrowel1725]

Quality mate 👌👌🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@julianlyons711]

Excelant demo and alway great explanation .. proper tradesman

[@BuildWithAE]

Glad you liked it! Take care! 👍

[@doddsy65]

Really well explained Will, top man, very Neat 👌👍

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks ST 👍👍

[@Ubi123]

Tidy epic work from will. Top job.

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching!! 👍

[@anthnymalclmrberts3847]

Quality workmanship 👍

[@paulcarney5668]

Top class workmanship.

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks Paul! Have a great week 👍

[@larrysullivan6536]

Great channel well explained love it well done

[@naiemar222]

What a tutorial will you legend top of the world in work and skills

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching, have an awesome week! 👍

[@naiemar222]

You too Brother

[@rbaker73]

Would love to see how to create the Soaker also, love the roofing vids

[@trevordarby467]

Brilliant video great to watch atradesman at its best you don’t learn lead work like that over night a&e at its best

[@BuildWithAE]

Glad you enjoyed it Trevor - have an awesome week! 👍

[@amazing451]

Looks a nice tidy and clean job. Did you return it around the front of the parapet?

[@SamStrange-nj2qm]

First time I’ve watched this area of the build and fascinating. Can someone please point me in the direction of a video of how they make the roof water tight on the edge below this layer of lead ie between the lead and the roof tile. I’m assuming there is more led but folded below? Thank you.

[@usdimka1024]

Good job 👍

[@johngittins6244]

Great vid. Nice work 👍

[@anaitali8256]

Legend has it that Will sleeps on a roof and devours breakfast, lunch and dinner off a slate.

[@BuildWithAE]

Haha have an awesome week buddy! 👍

[@fasilbd8]

Love your videos mate

[@karlnapier-barr2360]

Hey great video, can I ask how you mixed up such great mortar? What’s the trick to great mortar?

[@BuildWithAE]

Hi Karl I will ask Will and send you a message later all the best Tony 👍

[@justjacqueline2004]

Quality craftsmanship.

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching Maria! Have a lovely week 👍

[@junxie1599]

nice one mate,all the best.

[@BuildWithAE]

Thank you! 👍

[@johnmurray6127]

Very satisfying.....

[@JohnFarrington-sk8yx]

A true professional

[@benwilkinson5457]

Brill vid. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@thejamalc]

Top lad Will 😎

[@shaheb777]

Very informative bro..appreciate it

[@carlrhodes3421]

Great work Will mate. Where can I get one of those fancy trowels?

[@jeffreylindop5782]

great work

[@nicktodaro3021]

Proper top job 👍

[@stephenwalker9313]

Very skilled !!

[@BuildWithAE]

👍

[@johnbrookshull]

Could watch will work on a roof all day, top stuff

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching buddy, have an awesome week! 👍

[@Finkenfuss1914]

Lovely man

[@tk2097]

I want that hawk trowel!! I goona try and make one out of a brick trowel.. Edit after 10 minutes googlizing I found harling trowels look "similar" goona grab one of them and see..

[@BuildWithAE]

Good luck and enjoy! 👍

[@jeffdeluca1153]

Do you use type N or S mortar? Nice work mate

[@danwalker7744]

Any tips on how to stop lead turning white in places the next day?? I used pat oil but still went white!

[@aliones]

is it ok to use lead sealant instead of mortar?

[@philipcameron3784]

Excellent video very informative. Looks the bees knees too. 👍

[@beplh5242]

What stops water hugging the brick and getting behind the diagonal edge of the step and then behind the top edge of the soaker?

[@GavinLawrence747]

Nothing by the looks of it

[@rhydianjames7357]

Always wondered that myself

[@rossko727]

Bloody hell I bet you’re fun at parties!

[@petrisorserdaru4309]

May I know why the soaker line is 2 inches and a quarter ? Is this the standard?

[@tombbrennan2984]

Good stuff

[@petrisorserdaru4309]

How long should be the overlap?

[@MrBigtime1986]

What is the patination oil used for ?

[@danbarrett588]

Nice to see the lead pointed with muck.Lead sealant looks shite.But if you do the joints at correct depth id never seen a problem using muck.

[@ashdring3110]

Good work will don't even let ur work get sloppy keep to the standards mate

[@carlreed1000]

very good - he certainly got to the "point"

[@mikelinfield3477]

Mega craftsman top work

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks Mike! 👍

[@ginobragoli1448]

Nice job, Well done! With the price of lead someone will be up that scaffold in no time trying to nick your hard work.+++😁😁

[@BuildWithAE]

Haha thanks for watching Gino - have an awesome week 👍

[@MrWhothefoxthat]

i could imagine one of your young lads going for another job, it would go something like this, so you come for a job son, yes boss, who taught you how to roof, will the roofer, mmm when can you start.

[@paulgould7420]

Why no clips into the brickwork ??

[@allennix6580]

Live in the southern part of the USA..... We have squirrels that love to eat on lead vents .... Always changing out lead pipe vents because of that reason ..

[@BuildWithAE]

What a nightmare sounds like you guys have serious squirrels 😂 all the best Tony 👍

[@rossko727]

Yeah had to change damaged lead myself that squirrels nibble on here in England 👍🏻

[@peterbell4154]

👍👍👍

[@BuildWithAE]

👍👍👍

[@iansilkstone3234]

Neat lead work , if the lead was a little wider the angle cut would have been more at an angle rather than been vertical, not sure if the job spec was to use mortar ( muck) but using lead mate a substitute to muck , lead mate is a sealant that when the lead expands and contracts with the temperatures so does the sealant ,which avoids cracking, mortar (muck) will potentially crack ,good work ,Will not picking faults as that’s the easiest job in the world do , just passing on info on how I was taught , great videos 👍

[@BuildWithAE]

Thanks for watching James, have a lovely week! 👍

[@martinbrice9802]

Will quality again mate love your videos keep them coming 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽. Super sexy 😂😂😂 Is there a specific measurement for the line you cut to? Does it have to be so far above the slate soakers?

[@tone-w6m]

wow,i havnt used skeliton flashing for 20 years...i thought cover flashing was a must these days..maybe not then

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