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I just bought two 32" ones. These things work!!

Would it be OK to use 3 pieces of 8 inch lead to construct the front apron to cover up roofing cement stains? It would cover about 13 inches in the front and the sides would also be longer. Some pieces would exceed 20 inches. Is this too much to cover?

Yeah not the same level😂😂 you can’t be that is why you know there is a hog 😂

Many questions

As soon as I walked up to the job, I could smell the bacon frying!

You can see the dip

We call it a PIG.🥲

Is this due to bad masonry?

is it asbestos

Did the guy stand on that part wile laying the bricks? Like work his way up and lay bricks under his feet? Idk how else you build that stuff🤷🏼‍♂️

Remind me of a Penrose stair.

Have you ever used the Silpro FSB? Thoughts?

Please, more info.

How does this happen? Did that north wall sink by about one level in the NE corner? Was it poor quality control? Both? Really interested in what causes this.

No that part has settled due to foundation shifting .

This guy looks like he's on drugs.😂

So it's a spiral, not a square lain tower? Is that less structurally sound?

And what is the point sir?

Do you travel to MA?

You can’t use a pitch metal ?

I love mine. I didn't trust it at first, but I learned to trust it. I couldn't do some of my jobs without the Pitch Hopper!

No one’s getting $1000/sq- I assure you. That’s ridiculous.

I wouldn’t trust that in a shed

lol, this dude looks like a crack head trying to sell you some junk he stole from someone garden shed in the early hours.

Tree climbing arborist like Reg Coates sometimes use a battery chainsaw so this may be an option for your daughter when she gets older they are definitely quieter, lighter, and are always ready mechanically no fuel or engine issues to deal with. Nice to have for light work.

She did a great job helping you! Get her a smaller saw, maybe electric to start with!!

You’re telling roofers not to do drugs?

I think your daughter wants a 261 for Christmas. Expensive, but that would be awesome. Most of the arborist community does a Rick Barry free throw underhand toss of the throw bag. Boring. Your daughter could have earned her pay with a baseball + eye screw throw weight. Long time ago I used a lacrosse ball as a throw line weight, it was fun but I never got good at placing my shots on branches. The most important attribute for an arborist is foot speed, to get the hell out of the way. You're young and skinny, probably able to dodge most falling objects.

Bless up Vaillancourt family. Just get it done right and safely. Good to see the youth out there learning first hand too. Much respect...

Looks fantastic! I know exactly how you feel as far as working for family. The original scope of work tends to extend itself at times. Nonetheless well done. Your boys are getting so many valuable skillets working with you!!! Now get back to masonry, looking forward to the next chimney video. God bless Chad

great job as always, but getting rid of those steps and change it to just one walkway made out of concrete or the same pavers, from the door to the road and your mom will always be thankful for it. I enjoy watching your videos, I am a brick mason but I also do pretty much everything too, after so many years doing construction I've learn one thing: making it as smooth as possible for elderly to go into their houses is the best improvement for them, even if they planning to sell the house, having nice and smooth walkway or even a wheel chair ramp will make it easier to sell the house, thanks for the videos man.

Looks good

getting set up to work comfortable makes a worl of diffrence. i have worked off ladders all my life most of the time in not ideal conditions your set ups are great.

28.0000 for four windows .thats crazy been putting them in for 35 years iam going to have to go up on price a little bit. i do all that sideing an just about every thing .but i like to watch your chimney work your a pro .how you scafold the foof is cool

No wires in the wall? Wow you got lucky. Nice job. Family jobs just dont pay as well😂. Storm door instructions always have to change too! Its nice you did your Mom's work as some crook would do half the job and walk away. You should be proud.

None of my roofers do drugs

Appreciate this, About to do my first chimney next week. Taking it down to roof and building it back half the height to match the chimney on other side of house. It’s not active, has no flue. Going to rebuild with existing brick that are in the best shape and poor a cap. Currently there is nothing keeping the weather out, it’s leaning and almost a dozen bricks have fallen and are lying on the roof

Wow.

Thank you for sharing. Love your video

Just wanted to let you know that I thoroughly enjoy your channel Chad. I am a commercial bricklayer in central PA, but am building a 2 8x8” flue chimney right now on weekends for a builder. It’s a bit out of my normal element, but I got a lot of insight from your videos and appreciate your knowledge of the trade.

The reason why the previous repairs failed is because this requires a lot of work, skill, patience and pride in your work. Unfortunately, those qualities have been lost today. Great work!

Geweldig werk om de boom te vellen.

Firemen like carbide chains for cutting through asphalt shingles to open holes in burning houses. Probably the best use for carbide chains. I have a top handle Tanaka that I'm really happy with. Cheaper than a Stihl, but good quality. Best thing about Stihl is resale value. Guys ask for more than they paid for ten-year old saws.

Wow what a coincidence. I've been a mason for 30 years, however prior to my entering the trade my plan was to become a woodcutter. I grew up cutting and processing wood as well as 4 years in the forestry program in northern New Hampshire. Nonetheless we have much in common. I've been following and watching your videos for about a year. Good stuff!! God bless Chad!

Pretty job. I'm a purist I would have requested using soft brick again.

Hi Chad, How thick did you get your aluminum profiles made? I got a few cut at 3/16 and am surprised how heavy they turned out. The prices at my local metal supplier didn't vary much based on thickness. They would be great for building a house but wondering if I could go with a lighter weight in the future for chimneys. Cheers, Sam

Great work man! So much attention to details. Have two questions re chimney crowns. 1.What are your thoughts about chimney crowns that overhang the brick by 2-3 inches around the perimeter? 2. Do you waterproof/seal chimney crowns? Thanks

If you stand on it just the right way😊. With no debris

Wont be long till his roofing career ends

trusting that makes you a crackhead.