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Custom copper works and roofing service
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metal roof and asphalt roof w/copper flashing
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metal roof and asphalt roof w/copper flashing
how to solder lead coated copper flat lock seam panels
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@franklincustomcopperworks 203 997 8069 Norwalk Connecticut
repair soldering iron copper by Franklin Custom Copper Works LLC. Norwalk ct 06850 203 9978069
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Good technique. Sweat and stitch. God.
You can use US made Hexacon soldering iron and American Beauty iron for this work, they are very beefy and powerful 😀
Can i use this technique to join the gap seams for stainless gutters? Cheers
Awesome
I could watch this all day.
Yo tengo 10 años trabajando con cobre y disfruto hacerlo,hago ese tipo de costureado y también con la piedra plana donde la llevas a fuego lento y le agregas plomo y solo la vas moviendo como media pulgada y va quedando muy bonita la soldadura y todo de la misma forma.
Nice job, would like to see close ups of the sweating of joints, most important part. Been Sheetmetal for 25 yrs love it.
"How to waste hundreds of pounds of solder to make a joint LOOK secure without actually being secure."
Yes I couldn’t understand the purpose of the dotted soldering? It must look good from satellite in outer space!
At last, someone who knows the difference between soldering and welding lead.
Very attractive seams. Much better looking than the usual ribbed reinforcing done with a hatchet iron. I'm doing mine like this!.
If you're going to make and install these without pre tinning then go to a MAP gas torch and dont worry so much about a beautiful looking seam. At least you know you sweated it through the whole joint.
Those panels should be PRE TINNED to be correct. You're not sweating the joint to make up for it. You're just creating an arch over seam. The joint isn't completely soldered.
Great video 👍
Esta genial el trabajo .. lo voy a poner en práctica ..
Got to be a Chicano. Takes tons of skills if you dont believe me try it.
Impressive!
All that copper work for a roof with shingles doesn't make much sense.
Qué es ése líquido que le aplicas? saludos
Lead
This is not how copper roofs are soldered. This roof will fail prematurely: www.smacna.org/resources/technical/guidelines-manuals/soldering-copper-flat-lock-roof-seams
Viejos. Me avente tantos videos hasta k llegue al suyo muy muy chingon. Me gusto la segunda soldadura por k creo k actua como una costura fuerte y la primera es penetrante.
Correcto. La primera es la más importante
Que marca es el tip de copper
Que chulada de trabajo como aprendio a soldar asi primo? Saludos
i was trained like this,......hold your breath,...exhaul,.. an make snake skin,...ahahhehe
Where can I buy that doodad you use to solder and what gas/solder do i use?
I WANT PURCHASE
Una obra de arte , saludos !!!!
Sweat and lace.. I use dotting on chimney flashing, the dog ear to back pan, never seen that double dotting, looks pretty good. Solder is a sealant, a great sealant, but a sealant none the less. The strength to hold pieces of metal together comes from that fold lock, or at times, I use steel pop rivets, like when I'm relining a box gutter. Your solder looks just fine, let's see some of that double dotting on some vertical seams...!!..
I do box gutter work pretty much exclusively, let me just say, your metal work looks fantastic..!!..
The second pass he's doing is the lacing.. I do box gutters for a living, I solder everyday, first I sweat the seam to draw the solder under the seam, then I lace over top of the seam a second pass, to lace the seam.. Looked like a pro job to me in this video👍👍
Lacing is unnecessary. I rarely see it in historical work. The problem is people like this guy aren't preheating the copper before they drop the solder. He probably has to lace because his joints fail when he doesn't. The solder doesn't bond well to cold copper. Also, if you're not soldering on top of a wood deck, it's faster and better to use a torch instead of an iron. The iron takes several minutes to heat up, then you have to heat the copper up. Ironing is more fool proof though because you can't overheat the copper with it.
@@onetwothree4148 If it's a fold lock I'll only sweat it, but if I've pierced the metal with a drill for a pop rivet then I'll actually lace it. I think the lacing is more just kinda putting your signature on your work.
@@denverscott37 I mean, thicker solder is stronger. But lacing is mostly cosmetic. I'd rather heat the copper properly on my first pass. I do go back over and add more solder after, if it's a thick joint, but I usually do it evenly, rather than leaving stitches. Some of these videos on here show people stitching dirty copper. That won't be a strong bond at all
Been in this industry for a very long time, part of the reason I stick with it is there's so many different ways of doing things. I consider it every learning myself, why a second lap? Not bashing just curious, here in central Texas it's more of a sweat technique. If I had to label yours I'd call it a stitch atop a sweat. For strength I would assume, appreciate you sharing your skill.
Sweat and lace , that's how I do my seams in box gutters. The sweat draws the solder under the seam and the lace covers the seams afterwards, just for strength. I also use steel pop rivets on all my seams. .
@@denverscott37 definitely nice work, we've always riveted our joints in all honesty galvanized has pretty much been replaced with painted steel and galvalume so we've been using raw or painted stainless to minimize rust. Copper of course is usually stainless or brass mandrel with copper head, so few contractors utilize quality fasteners these days.
@@lionelhernandez34 I usually use ReziBond galvanized for pretty much all my metal work. It's slightly easier to use than the heavier guage stuff and I get nice clean bends on the sheet metal break with it. I miss the old terne metal we used to use back when I started 30 years ago. Follansbee was the name of the company that made it. They were in business like 150 years, but they closed up shop and stopped producing it for some reason.
Good job.
Gracias ✌
Sweet
Cansado mi pana tanto grabar que suspira 😂😂
Hablé hablé en el vídeo explique qué carajos está realizando jajaja
Nice . Lead coated copper. I noticed you left some bare copper.
Thank you 🙌
Kedo bien..se mira bien
You ever try a propane iron? I saved a lot of money buying propane Instead of Acetylene?
@@frankch25 they make smaller tanks I use a 8 pound tank cost 10 dollars to fill it. I’ve been doing this for 35 years. I swapped over 15 yrs ago.
@@copperworks I do big soldering I don't need small tanks. Don't worry about the Btank price
Eso es todo viejon
Nice!!!!!
What is the end on the torch called?
Aero Duplex Soldering Iron, 3/4 lb copper
@@frankch25 can you get them that attach to a plumbers torch?
@@kyegebb3735 nop. I don't think so
What is the end on the torch please? Looking to buy one
Someone who can teach me how to do this counterflashing please
Es fácil amigo. Hay videos también que muestran como se hace
Been a professional roofer for over 25 years and this is the first time I’ve watched someone solder a valley in the field. Never stop learning. Thanks for the video
Mu gusta como solda compa..yo tambn soldo pero no tan bien como usted..cuestión de practica creo
PS nice job! Not ghetto music either. He's a putz
Why use lead coated copper vs all copper or all lead sheeting?
A mixture of reasons. The lead coating prolongs the life of the copper. Lead oxide is more acid-resistant than copper oxides. In locations where oak leaves predominate, tannic acids will cause pin-holes over time, especially in gutters. Some of this is aesthetic; the eventual verdigris color may not go well architecturally, vs. the eventual, more neutral dull gray). With a movement to reduce or eliminate environmental lead, pure tin is sometimes used. Not as easy to solder, it does hold up and is less toxic to the environment. What is lost with any coatings on copper is the biocide effects of cupric oxide, which slows lichens and other growth.
@@terryphelan4133 you are most welcome! Brad
@@terryphelan4133 I forgot the second part of your question about all-lead sheathing. Lead sheathing was common in the Middle Ages for cathedrals. Durable, easy to work, all that. However, lead is a slow liquid and after 200 or so years, the lead shingles on the slopes would elongate and become thick on the bottom, thinner on top. If that went too long, they would rip and fall to the ground. So every 200 years or so, the shingles would be removed and reversed, nailed thick-side to the top. Holes were easily repaired. Notre Dame in Paris was noteworthy for this kind of repair. Alas, when the fire hit a couple of years ago, that lead melted and showered down on the streets. Simply awful.
Great looking job. The caulk junkies should take the time to learn. Then they wouldn't have to redo it.
Great looking job . Only one that I have seen do it that way other than myself and my 3 brothers.
nice work what it the tool you are using called thanks in advance