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As said by others brilliant flipping upside down.

Amazing! This is exactly what I needed to plan install of standing seam roof over my bay window. Thank you!

Thanks for the tips tips

NOPE YOU DIDNT LEAVE NAILING FLANG ON MITER PCS. That right there is a nightmare and you are not a pro!🖕🏾

You only need to take a short amount of tension off the main lifting spring about 3-4”. Leave one of the tension rods in the slot and let it rest against the closed garage door. That way you don’t have to completely in mind and rewind the springs which can be very dangerous!

No pea stones?

Can you get away with just sanding a few bad spots?

Why didn’t I think of this? Thanks!

I thought you were going to do this by yourself. Didn't expect a crew of three stone masons! LOL :-)

Top flue tiles are gonna crack no expansion space between them and crown also glue should be a minimum of four inches above crown .

I use translucent or clear low modulus sealent around the window frames..Doesn't show up if you make a mess.

How much would this cist?

So I was looking at my RUclips Studio today wondering why I haven't found time to make more videos and I saw that you are a subscriber on my channel. Dude, your channel is great but it looks like we're in the same boat as far as uploads. I'm making a plan to jump back into it and if life allows I encourage you to do the same, you're great at it. I just hit that subscribe button! Take care! -Brian

nice work boys.

This just further cements how utterly shitty my siding install is from a dude who just loves to say "I've been doing this for 50 years"

I have an asshole living behind me so this setup is perfect for me 👍🏻 bless your heart

How do you recommend identifying where the floor joists are. My underlayment is also particle board and I’m wondering if that would impact sanding down the seems. If you see this thank you in advance!

What caulk did you use? I want to redo mine. 5 year old house it’s already separated and letting moisture and dust inside. Need to do garage and windows.

The color cabinets I want and style didn't offer a farmsink base. I thought I had to choose a different one but here is this video! As long as my cabinet doors don't interfere with the sink, I can still get everything I want! And flipping the cabinet and sink over to mark it, well, genius! Also adding the supports and putting the screws on the outside of the cabinet before installing the cabinet is a great touch. No one will see the screws. Thank you so much for this simple easy to understand video!

Chimney flu is supposed to be min 4” extruding!And chimney is supposed to be filled solid with a 3/8” cavity surrounding the flu(to allow for expansion)!Just saying!🧐

Gonna get a Bosch bulldog one day.

So to keep the water out you blocked the vent

The best way for a homeowner to do this in modern times is to use as much Quad Max as necessary, go slow, and not tool it. Tooling the sealant in this scenario with such ragged surfaces doesn't really make it look any cleaner, it just makes it smaller, and it'll fail sooner. Just put a thick bead of Quad Max down and move on.

Forcing the caulk right into the crack is a great tip

Very nice! is there a clearance between the top of sink and countertop? 1/8" maybe?

Was the guy following you smoothing it with his finger using a screwdriver to push caulk into the grout gaps? Just wondering what that technique was. Great tips here!

why not screw the base down like you supposed to instead of half way finishing it?

Mine comes from the floor and was sealed just pushed it all out sump pump my only answer just need a few days of no rain and this coastal flooding not helping

Wow wow! that is superb!

I am so baffled to how water is pouring into the basement? my basement is finished and water is seeping in under the basement steps through an inside wall that runs from the cellar to the living room??? I assume there's a crack or hole in the wall behind the dry wall at the steps??. The water that comes in is crystal clear not muddy at all?? This is puzzling to me to how it would be coming in through the wall without any mud?? HELP!!! Anyone have suggestions/? I do not have a sub pump my basement is really tiny.... IDK

Do you have an uploaded video for the final outcome of the sink?

Thank you for the video! It’s very informative! Can you please share information for the cabinets used in the video?

Battery caulk gun!

Great video!

Good job in describing your work ,though it seems like you've over-complicated a few things. I've been roofing for 25yrs and am still learning new techniques, but sometimes the old school way still works best. First, you're never going to be able to make a snap lock seam absolutely water tight, no one can, there's too much wiggle room. Go 1" dbl lock standing seam and you'll have no worries there. Second, put a 2" lap on both sides of the valley, that'll eliminate the cleats, and the pans can be folded into the valley itself. Third, when installing 1" standing seam, the pans are 20⅞" wide, they cover more area. Fourth, also when installing 1" standing seam, the angle change (transition) can be made right into the pan by fabricating the bend into the locks themselves with a pair of needle nose pliers, eliminating all that extra metal transition trim. And that's just the field, there are much simpler solutions for caps, hips, and stack (pipe) penetrations as well. I'm not going to go any further 'cause y'all know the difference in styles. These are naught but suggestions. Good luck guys! And thanks for the video!

That close up shot at 5:06 looks like there's a crack on the left side of the bead and door frame. Did removing the tape pull the caulk out?

Fiquei louco para fazer uma igual. Já experimentei fazer sapateira e paralelas de calistenia. Agora, vou arriscar fazer uma cama. Valeu pela dica.

Thank you so much I was wondering how I would keep my farmhouse sink from going in to far thanks for the block ideas ❤

Definitely as much caulk in the crack as possible.

best caulking job I've ever seen

please send me the calculator

I'm curious - why not use cement board instead of the metal to cover the openings before placing the concrete?

Would you recommend the solid foam or the fiberglass insulation?

Why don't u leave your tab on the bottom

Not concrete. Floor mud

Even better instead of screwing right through that apron flashing try folding down the top 3/4”-1” and fastening it using clips hooking the top fold and screwing clip instead of all those holes in that nice new apron flashing. Plus when caulking between valleys always leave wheel paths for sweat. Metal roofs can get super hot and usually when it’s hot out people tend to crank the a/c units and can literally leak. Pretty amazing but true. Keep up the good work

Wow you seriously like the new legalization law. You really put some thought into the legs lining up and actually nailed those lower panels first? I wanna see the after video and see how much you guys learned. Ever see a double lock valley? I double lock valleys, hips and ridges sometimes depending on slope. All in all nice ethics skip. Do it once and do it right.

Nice job, great insight. Thanks ❤

60 bucks for a pack of six IC rated can lights at Home Depot, so I wouldn't say that it's all that expensive to replace the lights from a materials perspective. That said, this is a good video though.

Should have had a drip edge on the chimney cap. That would have been achieved by using a piece of rope on the wooden frame.