I know it is weird to have two drops in one day...I got this video edited and figured why not!! Enjoy, and please like and subscribe If this content is helpful

@bakaariiim

3 жыл бұрын

Thank a lot KYLE.

@jeffreycollins7297

3 жыл бұрын

Big Thanks! A two-for-Sunday!

@williammartino7118

3 жыл бұрын

What’s the name of the song you used at the end of the video

@projectlocrates

3 жыл бұрын

@@williammartino7118 Shazam says: Ooyy - Come 2Gether

@seanskubovius243

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kyle! Really helpful videos. Love that your doing this correctly

For me, the ideas in kzread.infoUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.

What a beautifully done kzread.infoUgkxYGamVaHfdHiPlAQaLa7zkwR02OKpGYDU ! The instructions and the photographs are brilliant. It is thorough and genuinely informative. Ryan got another winner! No one does it better!

An 1/8 of an inch difference between one side and the other is 3mm in English money, which is nothing and invisible over that length. The fact that you measured, understood and considered whether it was good enough, is exactly why i love watching you and Greg do exacting work.

Amazing tradecraft and craftsmanship. A lot to remember. People underestimate the math and brain power required to do construction right the first time. My hat’s off to you and Greg! Great work!!

SLICK, NEVER SEEN BETTER‼️ QUALITY CONSTRUCTION, GREAT JOB‼️‼️👍👍. Vinny 🇺🇸

Nice to see those safety harnesses. I shattered my left leg below the knee from a bad fall. Safety first. 😊

Man this is a realy, reaLY, REALY good instructional video I will review it 5 minutes before starting my garage roofing next spring, the quality of the shooting is flawless knowing that you dont have a cameraman following you on every moves you took time to reposition your camera for every angles of view...The length and details you gave us is phenomenal you easily can be an exelent teacher who know is trade because he work on jobs before, I will backtrack you videos listing to learn other stuff, BRAVO.

Greg is so brave for walking on that wobbly building, especially after being singled out :)

@seanskubovius243

3 жыл бұрын

I think it’s cause the camera is on the lift that it looks like the building wables

@WardWeldz

2 жыл бұрын

Better not be wobbly!

Love your videos. So glad we got the bonus video this week.

as usual you guys make it all look effortless great job guys

Great video I like your tutorials and hands on techniques! Good job !

This is great, I LOVE this metal roof series, great craftsmanship tips with the no penetrations, paritcularly at flashing. Love it.

Your attention to detail is super impressive! Great work!

Double upload? Am I dreaming?!?! Hit that like button y’all

Have that same premium roof on our home - in Patriot Red. Slightly different install details (used a different eave trim and didn't use the cut-and-flip-over method on the little exposed end), but really like the look of the subtle 'folds' in the center of each panel. IMO and for those wondering, this is one of the best no-fastener roofs for a DIY'er (thats' me). The product quality control is great and the ease of install very nice. I've since added the matching snow retention bars as well that clamp over those standing seams (we're up in NW WI). Great choice Kyle! Excellent descriptive video for sure!

@ashya.pashya

3 жыл бұрын

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Okay, so this looked like fun work and so rewarding when looking it over.

You make that look so easy. I always enjoy your work. Keep it up guy's.

Looks beautiful and you two make it look easy! I love the look of standing seam....wish they did more here in California. Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing the videos!

Just finished installing this exact same product for a pole barn house. Very insightful and we could definitely use these tips in the future. Always make it eater proof but fine details are really important too.

Dude your an awesome teacher. Just had to give you a shout out. Awesome workmanship!

I love the care and pride you take in your work that you do

Your skills and attention to detail is amazing, nice work 👍🏻

Kyle and Gregg, keep up the great work!

Brilliant system guys... best metal roof system I've seen...

At 8:31, I am completely distracted by Greg's brand new "roofing shoes" -- another subtle revelation of professional equipment! Keep up the good work...

Thanks again for training it was awesome and informational. Your the best Greg 👌

Great video. Thank you for taking the time to explain everything. Looms great as always.

It’s crazy how much your building sways when putting on the first piece of roof steel 🤣. Obviously kidding. Your attention to detail and craftsmanship is really remarkable.

You and your buddy do great work / i'm a perfectionest and so are you / a proud job when your finished and confident work process

Thanks for posting. Very nice.

Looking good , love the no screw look much cleaner 👍

The quality shows!

Daaaaaamn look at u go Kyle. Lol just kidding brother know its a lotta work. Right on for doing it all man! Truly appreciated.

I love your work you are doing

Great video...I'm watching to learn how to install snap lock on a shed building. Can you offer any advice on what to do when the gable is slightly out of square with the eve?

Holy crap! Two drops in one day!

Heck yeah! 2 videos in 1 day, my guy!

Sending my support my fellow roofers. New friend here from Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭

This type roof is totally awesome!

Thank you for the content. Great work

Good evening from Houston TX

That’s a sharp looking roof 👍

Nice work, great tutorial. I was going to roof my place with R panel, but after checking local availability, and watching your video I am likely to use this style standing seam roofing. I just wish the video had some content on dealing with roof penetrations.

That standing seam sure is good looking.

Enjoying the show

That is one good-looking roof

Quality throughout. Nice

"...I could be listening to music right now- Why don't you keep working by the way!..." Great ad placement, Kyle! (And folks, I got my ISOtunes Free with RRB10 code!..Buy two so you have one charging and one ready in your truck or home...I do lawn work with mine!)

@RRBuildings

3 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks bud

love your vids and tools by the way lol

Just ordered my IsoTunes and used your coupon code. Thanks!!

Is there a video on how you guys tackle the ridge portion along with any examples of how you handle vent stacks etc? thanks for the video! Going to be doing my first metal roof on my own place soon. Super excited!

Nice job. Thanks

Awesome stuff!!!

Hi Kyle, great work on your details. The storm you (we) had hit Cedar Rapids hard. It's worked Derecho; it's pronounced Dare, Ray, Show. The dare might have a U sound instead of the A. I never heard that word until 2 days after the storm.

Hey Kyle, One thing I haven't heard you talk about is bookshelf framing vs. on edge framing. I'm wanting to know the pros and cons of each. I'm assuming you prefer on edge so you can build your walls on the ground. I'm planning on building a 30X40 shop (doing most of the work myself) but I'm thinking about doing the bookshelf style because it would be easier to sheet the inside of the shop, as you wouldn't have to frame the inside. Thanks for all of the great videos! I wouldn't have been very confident building my own shop without your help.

Sweet new video

It's looking good bro!

@RRBuildings

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Peter!!

this is really a good video I am going to be doing a roof this summer, and I need all the info I can get.

that's the angle i was looking for

Good for garage!!! Thank you

😂I want to see you at 2 story building doing the same Job .. good luck my friend..nice video 👍

Good tutorial, thanks. What Mgr of fall protection reels do you use? They look like self-retracting and work well. Haven’t been able to find similar yet.

Great video

Very well done

Thanks for professional advice with good videos! What is best for big snow? Standing seam or face screw? WE just started building in CO at 7000ft altitude and some wicked whipping wind. Our design is a Clerestory roof with ICF exterior walls, 'cause lumber costs are WTF....... sky high! I have drawn these on my software, but my software does not think outside of the box for framing specs? 2nd Question ; How would you frame a roof in the Clerestory design, with one side run at 16' and the high side run at 24'? ..My novice research on the engineering of ICF walls suggest we do have an advantage of building roof system with parallel chord trusses. No need for collar ties.

I wrap tools that come in contact with metal in blue painter's tape. It will eventually wear off, but several layers will keep it from marring the surface and it isn't clunky like cardboard.

Great vid

Hi great vid. What hand power tool are you using to make the long cuts when prepping the two end sheets and what type of blade is it?

Kyle, I've been cringing as I watch you use your hand/fist as a hammer. By the time I was in my mid 40s, my hands were toast from pushing chisels, Yankee screw drivers (the original cordless automatic screw driver) and tapping pieces together. The arthritis and nerve damage required I massage my hands under warm water every morning so I can go to work or just hold a pencil or breakfast spoon. Now, at 65, I have trigger finger and trigger thumb from tendon inflammation and tendon sheath trauma. My thumbs and little fingers catch and lock as I close them. I've had cortisone injections and finally surgery that failed after 6 months. I can't hold a pen to sign my name without massaging my hand first. I take 2 grams of aspirin a day just so my hands are minimally functional. I know too many men my age with similar grizzled hands. Please, carry a rubber mallet and save your hands. They are your livelihood. The precision work you do with them is amazing.

@chrisbabbitt4202

3 жыл бұрын

Death by a thousand cuts. Kyle and Greg, listen to this advice.

@hypnolobster

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely this. I'm 31 and I've got significant nerve damage along with tendonitis, carpal tunnel and recurring ganglion cysts. All but the cysts are some degree of overuse injury and the classic hand as a hammer thing and it's insanely debilitating. I've been working with my hands my whole life and it gets harder every year.

@marcnelson2645

3 жыл бұрын

Wisdom speaks.

@michael-michaelmotorcycle

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve never seen or heard of this until reading your comment. Wow, sorry to hear. Thanks for sharing, good advice.

@kylecrawford7384

3 жыл бұрын

thank you for the advice ill probably never punch a piece of lumber again

Loved the “That’s all it takes GREG” edit!! 😂😂😂

Film Greg's reaction when you show him adoption papers

@charlesviner1565

2 жыл бұрын

Hilarious

Looks good. Just wondering why you don’t put the roof edge on first and then lap the roof underlayment over it. It looks like right now any condensation would flow under the roof edge and get the edge of your OSB wet. Also in my thinking, I wouldn’t use the butyl tape at the bottom. I would want water to get out. I can’t really see water backing up that surface. Let me know your thoughts.

@MrDanthemanstan

3 жыл бұрын

Are you concerned about water/moisture getting under the roofing panels? Without the pulins directly under the metal roof panels it looks like water/moisture could get trapped against the underlayment and OSB.

You mentioned a storm came through your work area. I was wondering if your buildings are tornado/hurricane rated or have you had it tested to see what the design can handle. Considering you use heavy duty anchor points, engineered posts and cross-bracing I figured it would be able to withstand quite a bit.

tape will work on a hand seemers but not that long i tryed that but over time will scatch the panels up

Is there a reason why you don't continue the roof wrap down past the fascia? Doubling up on the weather protection sounds like a good idea when working with lvl.

Thanks!

the building didn't sway as much after the derecho. ( hope this helps with the over/under bet)

Muchas Gracias expertos con experiencia

Looking good my dudes LOL.

Our supplier “AB-Martin roofing” here in newville PA the snaplock standing seam comes with those details done already from there machine our style has a round top as well instead of square, but I’d love to have a machine like that for angle cutting and such

Nice to see a clean roof without plumbing stacks or wood stove metal chimneys. Is that possible to do with this roofing style?

At those bottom ends of the standing seams, is there a chance of bugs getting in there and building nests? Maybe a quick spritz of bug repellent foam sealant before closing the tabs? I know they won't have access inside the house but anything to cut down on pests seems like it could only be a good thing.

Just ordered my isotunes and used code RRB10. Worked like a charm!

@RRBuildings

3 жыл бұрын

Good for you let me know what you think

Metal roof DIY, step 1: buy $10,000 tool.... J/K, great this is a great video. Super clean install :)

You should look into getting a Samsung Note phone. The pen and productivity features are amazing.

Best video!!!

Might need to get the boy Greg a mic. Need to hear the other end of the banter!

My question is about the durability of standing seam in high wind and snow environments. I live in Central Ontario in an area that historically gets a lot of snow and wind due to the open fields. How does that standing seam hold up long term to the wind and the snow. My first area of concern would be the seam that is pressed into place over top of the male end. Would snow, ice, or water not slowly work its way through that seam since there is now gasket or Sealent to stop ice or water? Also, I just want to thank you for the videos. I'm really learning and enjoying them.

Looks awesome! Installation is kinda like vertical vinyl siding. What is the brand of these panels?

Durecho A sideways tornado. Pronounced "Der -esh-oh" We had one in '69 in northern Ohio that took out over 4000 trees. Next "Wish I could see how the top cap is put on. I can guess at a seam (or whatever it's called.) when the roof goes 90 degrees. However, good enough stuff for me to do this. I'll be 72 next year and the hell with paying someone 3 grand profit or more to do my roof, that I put on 30 years ago. Besides, it's a 12-12 pitch. I made a set of steps to do the roof last time instead of a ladder. Super safe.

Looks very satisfying, very clean ,, like wow , I want to do this , until I’m on the roof in mid July and August ,, then I’m like nope , this was a terrible idea .

Extended version... "yeah OK Kyle, the building is moving" just because you mentioned it.

I love these roof panels. I'm in the process of getting some land and building my own barndominium in West Australia and definitely be using these panels. can they be used for the side walls too? they seem so easy to install and recon I could install these by myself. Only thing that concerns me is whether having insulation underneath will warp the panels. what do you think? by the way, you explains this really well and give good reasons Why you do it so. Awesome!!

How will the rain gutter attach? I have been looking for a detail that doesn't require removal of the metal roof each time you replace the gutters.

My wife and I are building a mobile bar on a 12 ft trailer. I don’t plan to exceed 60MPH. We like this style for our roofing and siding. Would you recommend snap lock or something different?

Hello, thank you for all those explanations, in my house I currently have a roof with tiles, it is almost 30 years old, it still looks good but I plan to install the metal roof similar to this one that you are installing and I would like to know those panels and other parts where can I get them? Do they have to have some specification, caliber (thickness) of the sheet? . I would appreciate any information.

Are these Metal Sales Image II panels? Why do you prefer the extended eave over the cleat?

Looks great. What is the thickness of your sheets over there? cheers

It must be Gregs calfs causing building to sway but which type of metal roof do you prefer