Leadwork Elegance: Seamless Flow Along the River

[@thedarkhugheshughes2640]

As a roofer with 25 years experience and counting, I absolutely love videos like this if I hadn’t got a mortgage and kids I would work for you for free to build up the knowledge you have for lead work brilliant work man keep it up

[@johnburns2940]

I watch with awe and gratitude 🙏 This was a Complicated one! This man has developed a "sixth" sense of where water will go 😮/😂/☮️

[@leadworksw]

Thanks. My first teacher used to literally tell me “be the water kris” to help work problems out 😆

[@robertmoseley6457]

Good job. Used to use a chap called Roger Hall Dartmouth boy (Dead now ) Did much the same, good to see lead work as he good as he did.

[@chrishay8385]

Love watching your lead working skills sir I did lead flashing at college what seems like a million years ago,never done it since

[@leadworksw]

Thanks Chris really appreciate it 🙌🏻

[@chrishay8385]

@@leadworksw it's also such a heavy physical job

[@leadworksw]

@@chrishay8385made double hard by lack of access from the contractor as well.

[@Tblanktim-mu1bh]

I don't know what it says about me, but I find this terribly satisfying to watch. Impressively fine work.

[@leadworksw]

It says you’re awesome 🙌🏻

[@kaischmidt8030]

I don’t imagine there are many men left out there that do this kind of work. Truly impressive.

[@leadworksw]

Thanks, I think it’s quite steady but always been specialist in some ways.

[@garethwalsh9690]

Its pure art

[@leadworksw]

Thanks man 😊

[@chox2001]

As you well know, the lead work you do could probably be there in 100 years. Do you ever leave a message underneath the lead work for someone to find in many years time. 🤞👏👍🙏🏠

[@leadworksw]

Yes I quite often do leave little messages. I should probably film that 👌🏻

[@johnburns2940]

​@@leadworksw Yes, do show us a message.

[@johnburns2940]

Eventually, after many years the house fell down, but the lead work stayed in place.😂😂

[@leadworksw]

😂

[@negritonenem]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@bamaman6297]

That is a 200-year roof flashing. Unless you have squirrels. A few years ago, I had squirrels eat the lead flashing boots around the plumbing vent stacks on my roof. I had to install new and wrap them with 1/4 inch hardware cloth to prevent squirrel damage.

[@marcomassoletti9103]

Hi, I write from Italy. I was wondering what type of plumb do you use?

[@ritchieevans2466]

Your back is looking wider Chris. (Cap)

[@ritchieevans2466]

Silky chocolate 🍫

[@billyscott7769]

Water not to smart it knows one thing level out

[@Pappi-z1v]

How much lead trickles into the water table?

[@justinkeller9187]

I'm sure it just gets blamed on us duck hunters until we can't use lead shot. Oh wait, that already happened