Cutting Metal Corners

#barndominium #postframe #polebarn #metalhouse #construction ‪@MrPostFrame‬

[@51-FS]

Some people don't have pride in their work anymore. Your not one of them

[@channel_alan]

I dunno. Looks to be like he's cutting corners. 🤔

[@51-FS]

Lol

[@andrewrobinson2869]

I use to be a ceramic tiler. Its so nice to see someone who takes pride in his work. God bless you sir.

[@moriscoley5328]

You are absolutely correct 💯, some people don't give a flying flip and it shows that, forever!! I have seen good jobs and I've seen a ⚰️ rotten.

[@jefffowlerr]

You could also leave a section on the back part so you can bend it over to help prevent water getting into your corner

[@seepatterson5878]

How? Can you post a video @jeffowlerr

[@bill7618]

Good to someone who is good at their trade and gives a damn about the details . Great job !

[@GirlGangsta33]

I swear you’ve done that before!!! Lol. Great vid. Great workmanship!!!

[@Rezorcful]

You probably watched rrbuildings do this video years ago

[@rabid_panda1117]

I don’t like cutting corners. But in this case, I’ll let it slide. 😆🤣😂

[@howardjohnson6189]

😂😂👍❤️

[@sterlingarcher1962]

I just learned something about snips. SO HAPPY :-D Thanks!

[@luisq825]

Excelente cut, thank for the lesson

[@erikg1494]

As a sider I appreciate the hell out of the hidden seam

[@johnbagewll2321]

Of all the things I’ve mastered over the years, sheer tooling is not one of them. Bravo.

[@ahill7099]

Could leave the back and wrap it around vertical corner. But nice work

[@MyPimpalicious]

as a metal roofer I agree there should be a tab on the back also.

[@keithmcadam185]

Well done I'm sure many people will see this video and be thankful Ford.

[@kbonestom5392]

You need a tag on the upstand, still got a little bit to learn but almost there mate

[@jamesortolano3983]

Red's nd green's ,make it all possible. Nice information.

[@4OHz]

One of the best little bits of advice I’ve seen. Well explained and we’ll executed. Practice does not make perfect, practice makes better. Thanks.

[@MrPostFrame]

Thank you for your comment!

[@4OHz]

@@MrPostFrame it’s a great little training video - if you’ve got the patience for this you could be a real asset to your fellow man. It’s so “see one, do one, show one.” I’ve actually saved the link so I can show my gutter and standing seam guys. They may know it but I don’t think they’ve seen it so we’ll explained - especially the college guys on his summer crews.

[@gerrykeane4532]

Nice to see a Craftsman at work we need to teach our young people in the trades and build our way back to Greatness and make made in America mean the Best again

[@moriscoley5328]

MAGA 🇺🇲 👍💯

[@Ibaneddie76]

Those are the things that matter in construction, fine tuning the finishing work!

[@paulamberger319]

All you haters,F -OFF🤬

[@roberthartzell7104]

Very impressive! Someone who takes pride in their work 🙏🙏

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks!

[@Fishman138]

So simple and beautifully done.

[@kathleensabino374]

Thank you! So helpful 😁

[@MrPostFrame]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Pizza_Master]

thanks that was a great technique

[@jzeerod]

oh wow. nice. i have to use flashing because some houses were built before rezoning, the front street and back alleys are higher than the top of the foundation. wood rots through the stucco.

[@shaffer4220]

That what I’d like to see. Excellent

[@brianparsons6916]

Wow that's awesome very informative thsnks great job

[@roczilla6834]

Sweet cut! Thanks Brother

[@cdbwc]

I did rain gutters and visible seams are important!!! Nice to see I wasn't the only one who cared.

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks for watching!

[@user-oc6qs1po3j]

If you leave the flap on top edge you bend that around corner also siding covers it an helps water proof it

[@nikl1604]

Should have left a tab can't caulk it very well without one !

[@Graysonn95]

Should have a tab as well that folds over, to one comment I saw asking how it's done: Just cut one of the outer marks on nailing flangs + middle line, do your first angle cut and then cut the inside bend where your flap is

[@jeffmaxwell4579]

Sweet! Keep Being Safe Out There!

[@JohnnyRingo1863]

Excellent technique

[@jfssparky]

Professional, excellent work

[@cousin_JACK]

Thanks for the tip

[@rocknral]

That last cut ...would be better to leave a tab to bend on the vertical at 90 around the corner. But very neat all the same.

[@davidwhetherholt2370]

You make it look easy,Kyle from R&R builders does a lot like that.

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks for the comment!

[@warmonger9124]

Very good instructions. 👍

[@Josh-ww5kz]

Exactly how i would do it. Just a bit tricker when you have another bump out at the bottom instead of going straight veritcal. Like more of a dripedge. Thats when you have to two piece it otherwise youre going to have to cut the dripedge hem and it doesnt look as neat

[@chinhuanglee8576]

Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge God bless you ❤

[@stark1987]

its hard to complrehend because im not a smart man, but that theres so much down to even cutting a corner, i could never remember all that needed for good construction

[@RRED2]

Clever idea. Thank you 👌

[@petergillespie564]

Nice cut mate

[@awake4765]

Nice corner detail but why cut off the tab for the back flange, it would be better to keep the right flange for backing with sealant.

[@brianb5779]

Awsome Tip

[@mos66247]

I do only standing seams. In wetter climates with wind, wouldn't take long for corner to rot.

[@sarb6p55]

Your right guy’s that pay attention what they do are awesome 👍

[@peterparker9286]

Green= rights cut a right circle clockwise Reds= left cut a left circle counter clockwise. Always keep your snips 90° to your work. Plumb no lean...

[@jayclark2077]

See? It’s even easier than the last one!

[@7628739]

On another level

[@Titantitan001]

Im actually always impressed watching other trades. But idk I would still pay you guys to do it. DIY is a joke and I do Tile/bathrooms. Im not trying to do someone’s roof.

[@bryblanch]

Freakin Sweet!

[@telmoguerrero]

Good job men !!!!!!

[@chriswiggins4842]

Very informative

[@lionelhernandez34]

Leave the true 45 side "seen most" about 1/8 long on the wall side. This will let you tin the excess over eliminating the need for any caulking

[@buzzbustillos3016]

Great video.

[@angelacen6518]

Thank my brother for this tip

[@jasoncarle9058]

Top notch!!! 👍

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks

[@theoriginalmonstermaker]

Very helpful

[@JillofAllTrades2]

NICE!!

[@imdeplorable2241]

This is the only siding man in America who does this. Maybe, after seeing this video, the rest of them will start doing it this way.

[@Can_non69]

Quality work.

[@jerryklooster438]

Very nice.

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks!

[@nigelguerrero6196]

Please teach us about the different snjps

[@peterparker9286]

Rights Green cut a right circle Lefts Red cut a left circle Always keep the cutters plumb to what you are cutting.

[@viktorvasilik5477]

Are those Midwest snips?

[@danielfinney4295]

Cheap Jeff, I used to work at a sheet metal shop running a brake that bent that stuff

[@tommytom5650]

A good metal worker can spot the major flaw with his corner.

[@micahroberts3564]

A good driver can spot a major flaw with your driving

[@lilsadboy69]

This is art

[@sarahallison48]

That was satisfying

[@shimmy285]

Thanks!

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks for watching!

[@pingpong9656]

That is incorrect - the corner metal pieces touching the wall should be overlapped around the corner too... close but it's a leaker.

[@waterbuffalosick4735]

Why are buildings in the US just made from Plywood, sheet, foil and foam ?

[@CarlosSanchez-bg4wf]

I love it bruh

[@cloudlounger6903]

👏👊👏. Metalsmiths. 👏👊👏

[@chavajl8073]

No tab on nail flange that's a leak point rest looks good but teach people right water always finds a way our job as construction workers is to not only make things good to look at but functional at the same time that will fail where the the corner meets the wall water will find its way in there once caulking fails

[@GT-43]

Good lookin corner

[@SharkFishSF]

Cutting corners wow....

[@carlossacancela7124]

The best teaching wau

[@Crustyswede1]

Very good thanks but like so so many videos, not even a half of a second to see final product. Very very annoying, so much so that I usually just go to next video and FORGET this one. Just a tip because I’m sure there are more people like me as well. 👍🏻

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks! Purpose of video was to teach so more focused on instruction. You can our full length videos for final product.

[@dale2257]

Well done

[@rotcaka]

This is great! What about for the foundation piece? I have a Z that I'm working on, But it steps out an inch or so at the bottom. How would you go about that bend. The way I did the first corner was just the make two cuts and just bend tabs around and have both sides run long so there's a lap. I don't like it though and know there's probably a cleaner way.

[@MrPostFrame]

Is it rat guard trim? I have a full video on rat guard - Rat Guard Trim - Corner + End Finishes kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKnJk4SvnbOhkNE

[@rotcaka]

Also, doing it the way I'm currently doing, I have to bend two pieces of metal as opposed to what you're showing which is just one bend to make a corner ...

[@rotcaka]

Dude you're the man! I'll check out this video for lunch and report back! Thanks for responding so quickly!! 🙏

[@rotcaka]

@@MrPostFrame It's not rat guard 😢 If you go to the part in your short video where you're cutting the 45 you can see a piece on the foundation below, I believe it's the same as what I'm doing only my piece of metal is much larger (from top down 6"x1.5"x8"). What I have is a step out where my stem walls are exposed and jut out about an inch.

[@rotcaka]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJCwhnajntOKiJI @23sec. In this video is where I got the plan for how I'm doing mine currently. Although he is only showing the example using an "L"

[@JJHemingway421]

Hand benders baby!!!

[@kingpopper437]

Does this work for roof flashing

[@alejandroserrano6987]

THAT'S SKILLS

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks!

[@yoramnone1750]

amazing technic

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks!

[@alos18]

Very nice

[@danielrivera3535]

😎 👍

[@CarlAquaForce]

If you've ever cut this shit , then you know how it's not as easy as it looks. 🤣

[@gentilejoshsaved1646]

Perfect

[@markjeune5728]

45° cuts to form a right angle.

[@willmag4128]

No Sawzall then?

[@rotcaka]

We all know, there will be times when it may come to that 😂

[@DivineGains]

Is that even water proof?

[@raider3164]

Pro master

[@CarmanNicholas]

Where is the tab on the back leg? ? I guess you don’t need it

[@jzeerod]

i usually just wing it. osb you really need to know where your studs are.

[@anything_idc_]

This dude just made me 20 bucks Edit: i foget about lunch that slows me down so i need to lose weight it cost me to much to eat.😅

[@MrStatic101]

Man I can tell you that wouldn’t look that good if I did it

[@MrPostFrame]

Haha lots of practice I guess

[@davejohnson385]

No lap on the upper..?

[@micahroberts3564]

I wouldnt listen to this guy. He probably cuts a lot of corners in his day

[@markaraujo06]

I like tip ideas

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks for watching!

[@derrekvanee4567]

Bob the builder Bob the Builder can he toktik it? YES HE CAN!

[@MrPostFrame]

Thanks!