Yeh . If ya gonna video yourself! Please do it properly 😂😂

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that wouldnt be a roofer you had with you if you think this abortion is ok lol

you're going to burn your fucking house down if you try this

@@JustEnjoytheGames lol First of all, I'll be putting a roof on my shed. And second, no torch will be involved. It's a small shed. My house has a very low pitched roof. You have to crawl in the attic space. The tiles should have been tarred on better. Some of them have already lifted in just 4 years. With the winters and winds we have it won't last long. I paid $5,000 for a 24' X 38' foot house with an attached 14' X 20' car port. And they didn't even put singles over my small back entrance. My neighbor said they only stayed there for half the day. Needless to say I am now home whenever there is work being done on my house. If you're a roofer, I hope you do a good job of it.

What underlay over front drips???? Wow thats a new one!!!!!

I got the pot burner going on a job now

Old out dated tech.

Next door has some scrap 😎

I cut them square. Yeah they just sit better and don't look to high when you look down the roof line.

I use suprema SL400 🖒

@@Vandal-Vlogs thanks for the info, much appreciated 👍👍

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Looks good from my house as well😆

Yes its called a cap sheet.

Cowboy way. Learn how to install torch on felt before you imply incorrect techniques. Manufacturers installation vids online.

Because after strong winds you can find your felt in your neighbours garden

I lost the footage 😣

That one had 3 but usually only need 2

@@Vandal-Vlogs ok thanks im hoping you will show how you do 3 layers in your next episode on the top roof

Yes

The drip formers (drip cards) are smooth side out like they should be. My nails are 100mm apart The batton was added after to make sure it would clear the gutter and leave room for the fascia. I didn't build the roof. Its called a bead not a bleed. The only thing I done wrong is not cover the the baton with 2mil and put 2mil on the arris before bringing the flashing up. No big deal. And it was 2 years since I stepped back on a roof I was s bit rusty. The finish is 10/10 don't care what you say.

@@Vandal-Vlogs oh sorry, i just paused the vid at 2:08 they look a lot wider than 100mm lol. drip formers not drip cards lol should be rough side out and primed so the drips have a key, and that 25mm batten you put on will only leave 10mm for the gutter bracket and that is not enough. a 2x2 easy edge is 45mm and that allows the correct drip overhang to fit a facia and gutter. also your drip former should have been set 5mm past the front drip batten to allow for the thickness of the return drip. you did say to let people tell you how your not doing it properly. i am an iko, bauder, langley, moy ,radmat ect ect approved contractor of 47 years and i'm just pointing out that this is far from properly lol. its not bad bad, i would give it 3 out of 10. keep it up, your getting there, oh and that italien gun you got there, the ignitor melts after a while they suck, get yourself a grun. and you might want to try waxed rubber gloves as the bitumen don't stick the them. oh and its not sacrificial its called a salvage edge.

Cheers 🖒 You are right I should use primer on the arris but I asked for some but they said it would be ok so I make sure the wood is nicely chard so the oils come out a bit. The felt is 4mm so it gives me a bit of bitchy to play with.

Old torch on APP felt let you do that with damping down bleed lines. New torch on felt is rubberised and a lot more adhesive than previous products. Under manufacturers requirements a bleed is required to prove sufficient adhesion. No way of removing bleed lines without damaging material or compromising seal.

They didn't supply it

No rhythm with the gun and iv never wore gloves anyone wearing gloves when doing touch on ant got a clue