Corner Trim Flashing Done RIGHT! #shorts

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Best snips in the game

[AlexRife]

Got to love working with metal, always leaving some blood on the job sites lol

[christopherr]

Anyone else flinch when the metal slipped?

[CScottsdale]

I enjoy watching craftsmen apply their trade with the utmost professionalism and skill. You are a rare breed. I'd pay extra just to have you perform work for me. I hope you try to pass on your knowledge to some deserving newbie as they surely won't ever forget it. Thank you.

[zacprunty]

It’s the little details that all add up when you walk away from a job knowing it was done with utmost attention and care. The kinda stuff most ordinary folks don’t even know its there to begin with.

[thachronic]

Professional with Professional tools very nice

[jackvillan]

This champ consistently inspires me to take my time and do the best I can. I already take pride in everything I do but I can always do better

[odyoddeller]

Dude love the locking hem. I do this and seems like no one else does. So under appreciated

[buckwatts]

You're work is always perfect, thanks for setting the standard so high!!

[davek]

True craftsman! Nothing like I see on most new home!

[jonbennett]

Damn these guys are a different level.

[jacobaguilar]

Gotta love attention to detail and high quality work!!!!👊👏

[lucasking]

The light touch is amazing. I just learned so much from a few small details in his technique. So clean

[davispat]

Very nice proper way to make your projections

[johnpyle]

I have never seen anyone take the time he takes with his cuts. A truly skilled craftsmen!

[howeyfeltersnatch]

All that, with no gloves, and no bleeding? I'd have been cut at least 4 times, in that one corner! Lol. That flashing shit is sharp as hell!

[StereoSpace]

It's a beautiful thing to watch something get constructed correctly.

[snarecat]

Flash it in with ice & water type tape or its just a pretty piece of metal. Looks nice at the corner for certain! Beautiful work!

[whdfshawn]

Love to see something practiced that I stress to my crew. Open the hem up with a knife blade to ensure they hug the piece they're joining. It's the difference between seeing two separate pieces at the corner vs seeing one continuous piece.

[MikeBramm]

I swear you must sit in your recliner at night with a pair of tin snips and a stack of sheet metal scraps practicing new techniques to make life easier. Good work.

[PPD]

Should have tucked the right side piece behind the bend of the left.