Step Chimney Flashing 2

[rarebit1980]

good work mate



[pearlanders]

But you dont use lead 2011. Not very environmentally friendly! :(

[markr8962]

thanks mate.

[nlmmma1212]

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[RoleFindHer]

@nlmmma1212 Wow you are very disturbed...goodluck for the rest of your life.

[nikki01299]

what a muppet,putting nails in chase it out properly you mug!lead wedges are round wrong way too,you amature

[TheDaldi8800]

look this vid : "THE REAL ROOFER "

click on the first vid

thats quality

[TheCrazyturnip]

Nice job sir.

Lmao at register cement mate.

[bigadz46]

pants

[tippa2kk]

tinman how can u not no what a lead dresser is?

[justlead1]

@tippa2kk

Do not understand the question?

[Sweetdreamsprelude]

Looks good , but why not just counter flash it and use wriglet for flashing .... All you have is one line to grind that way . Plus it looks cleaner I think

[justlead1]

@Sweetdreamsprelude

Hi

Thanks for your comments. We do use the method you describe and it is less likley to have problems. But step flashing is traditional and in some cases it provides THE LOOK clients like.

[Sweetdreamsprelude]

@justlead1 got ya .. Everyone has a certain preference on how they like things to look .... Say what would your opinion be counter flashing a chimney then fully adhering EDPM and using termination bar and caulking the top of the bar of course ? My friends chimney is got crazy mason work that is 130 years old and I'm afraid to that once I grind it the mortar will fall apart and the chimney will collapse .

[jman28801]

@Sweetdreamsprelude you not a roofer then any roofer knows you always use a step flashing on normal brickwork abutments if you chase through a brick it will absorb moisture quicker only rendered walls get a straight chase

[dozdeshabb]

thanks very much for sharing and in such details. it really pays to build things properly with good workmanship.

[dcp2001]

Nice video. This is the difference between the tear down and build new in the US and buildings that are around for hundreds of years, quality of work... Awesome how to demo thanks for posting

[tinman1102]

what is that yellow mallet tool you are using, I've been building chimneys for years and never seen that thing.just wondering where to get one..or is it homemade?

[justlead1]

Hi. Its a flat lead dresser. Readily available on Ebay uk Good Luck

[kopynd]

it's not a step flashing, it's a string flashing a step flashing is 1 step at a time, a string flashing is a several steps in 1,however he still made a good job. and as for the lead wedges,they are a must. most people use leadmate now, but I prefer the traditional way.

[harleyharleyharleyha]

why not just like wack some fuckin cement in the corner to stop the water gettin through

[justlead1]

@harleyharleyharleyha

Your a genius. I must rush out and register Just Cement

[harleyharleyharleyha]

well yer that would be easier than messin about wiv loads of bits of lead and cheaper and quicker and your a gypsy

[justlead1]

Thats where we differ i aint cheap

[harleyharleyharleyha]

well whats the point spending more money whe u can just spend less money and save time.. see u cowboys dont know anything til u learn from a proper pro like me

[judsonwhitley]

Wonderful job, but this would never work in the U.S.

We do not have enough time to do it right. Our time is too valuable. No one would pay the correct amount to flash a chimney according to the way this guy did it.

[bethmeggis]

not fancy but functional, one thing though if you,ve got your disc cutter out you might aswell cut a decent sized joint out instead of a thin cut that you cant point up very well.

[kempouk]

5:49 should of been a strait  cut (confusing camera angle) then nip the right hand side of the fold @ a 45d angle.

its good, but not perfect.

[thechrissyb]

Yeah i thought exactly that. I normally weld that corner for an extra bit of weather protection. pretty good for diyers to get the gist though.

[1makemyday1]

jobs a dream!