Nvq flat roofing Videos

Looks nice and will fool Joe public , but mate what happened to bossing the lead .To boss you need to move the thickness of lead from were it is to were you need it or do not want it , rubber mallets are fine for bending lead ,but not to boss (move) the lead , wooden tools are best . Using heat is a good thing if the site allows hot works ,but not required on code 5 unless conditions are really cold and then it helps regardsA teacher in bossing techniques for (many years )to the LCA

College and union schools are insufficient training for any trade in construction. On the job is the only way. These college kids especially are fully trained douches with no skill. I've been private then Union and now own my own company. These schools are a business. Kids pay, they receive a useless document. Come apply for a position with me and I will start a bookworm with a broom push position.

No PPE other than laced but untied steel toe capped boots?... REALLY? AND... Talk about the working standard and finished products being sub-prime...

i'm trying to think through how i would do the roof rafter. I could use a bevel t to copy the angle of the corner rafter. its complimentary angle would be the overhang cut. then measure over however much the overhang is decided and make a cut however deep the overhang is decided. the cut is just made 90 deg to the complimentary. now the hard part.. the corner is a 90, and it's bisected equally. from a 2d arial view, that's a 45/45/90. our triangle shares an edge with the phantom one i just mentioned. rafter distance from corner times sq rt of 2 is its hypotenuse. tangent of the beveled angle's compliment is equal to the rafter height(what we're finding), over the hypotenuse we just found (now a leg). because of the 45/45/90, we now have the legs of a right triangle. just use pythagorean theorem to find the distance from your notch to where you start drawing your bevel T angle. the edge angle of our rafter would be found with the opposite tangent of the rafter to corner length over the hypotenuse we just found with pyth theorem. i do some carpentry, but never had a class or a teacher. my dad was a math teacher though, so that's in my blood. i usually make small woodworking stuff, so holding the wood and scribing on scrap is how i would usually do this sort of thing.

I don't mean to sound like an ass, but anyone can hang a square door within a square frame. No building is perfect.

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I guess that carpentry started in ,EUROPE!!!!