Copper Valley Double Lock Sweep Seam Top Joint

[@eastside0434]

Installing copper is a skilled trade and true craftsmanship has been shown here.

[@Ermagawd]

This is my dream! Doing this kind of work for the rest of my life

[@jacksonlenhartmusic]

Very nice work. Usually with the guys I work with in the Boston area we just slap a piece of lead on there as a saddle piece. Dont think theres anything wrong with that necessarily but nice to see that theres a better way

[@asm101]

Great video....I am trying to educate on these details as well...this is true roofing with sheet metal...not the notched and caulked crap you see everywhere these days

[@billiamc1969]

Awesome demonstration

[@reychingon74]

Nice..looks like you guys know what you doing

[@melvindenny8962]

Incredible work. Good teacher. Thank you. From Coquitlam,B.C.; Canada.

[@johnmyers312]

That was a good video

[@JoshHarvey]

great video

[@dormindont1]

Очень полезное видео👍

[@clearnoisesounds4390]

This is some great work but, you would literally take over 4 hours just to do 20 feet of valley. By the time you finish one metal roof I can have probably around 3-4 done. I'm not knocking your work at all either it's pretty fucking amazing but time is money. I'm sure you make a very good profit cause you have to customize every panel on site. Great work.

[@frankiecastro7749]

I do the valleys like that I do it 20 minutes per conexión

[@jesusgonzalez6057]

Con casitas de perro,en la sombra , a nivel de piso y con todo el tiempo del mundo asta mijo lo hace

[@jesusgonzalez6057]

Pinche cobre con el culo lo doblo , quisiera verlos en un techo mínimo 8 en 12 un piso lámina calibre 24 y a más de 100 grados

[@eamonaugustine1262]

Way to SLOW. MY BOSS WOULD FIRE YE BOTH . I THINKS IT GREAT QUALITY WORKMANSHIP

[@gerardmorales1967]

Way to slow to copy this guys how to work like them

[@onetwothree4148]

He's teaching beginners. Yeah you better move faster than them. No shit.