I bring you fire: 85cmorning at work part 2
Part of channel(s): Liveleakers (promoted)just a follow up to the short video I posted yesterday.... me at work. this time I'm actually installing the roof. if anybody was wondering why I enjoy my construction job so much, this is why. FIRE!
...but as always, safety first
volume warning, it's kinda loud when the torch gets goin'
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Added: May-16-2012 Occurred On: May-16-2012
By: 85cmorning
In: Other Items from Liveleakers
Tags: human, hands, were, not, intended, to, touch, 600 degree, tar
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada (load item map)
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By: 85cmorning
In: Other Items from Liveleakers
Tags: human, hands, were, not, intended, to, touch, 600 degree, tar
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 777 | Comments: 62 | Votes: 8 | Favorites: 0 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
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i'm a welder and i LOVE to play with fire! i feel sorry for people stuck behind a desk all day.
Posted May-16-2012 Byhorny devil (217.10) 
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@horny devil hehe, they'll never understand us, lol
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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@horny devil
I want to learn how to weld aluminium! 2-6mm and heatsinks. Any tips on a good type or brand of welder to start with?
I can solder good, never touched a real torch/arc though.
Posted May-16-2012 ByN4CR (946.10) 
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@N4CR fun times ahead!!
Posted May-17-2012 Byfuchajen (4238.64) 
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@85cmorning LOL.. Im an us too hehehe no wonder it was easy to assume my identity :o)
Posted May-17-2012 Byfuchajen (4238.64) 
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It is always a pleasure to watch a craftsman work his craft.
Don't care if its finishing cement, or baking bread, or cutting in dovetail joints...
Posted May-16-2012 Bywharris (2247.02) 
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@wharris I agree, totally. thank you
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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Mmmmm..... I can smell that tar from here.
I was listening to a comedy station on satellite radio today and Mitch Hedberg was on. He was joking about his past jobs and about halfway through he says " Oh yeah, and I also used to be a hot tar roofer...... I remember that day."
I had to laugh at that one... made me think of you.
Roofing will definitely separate the men from the boys in a hurry. We had a lot of "one-day-wonders" when I was doing it.
Nice work. Thanks for More..
Posted May-16-2012 ByEventHorizon2012 (1857.58) 
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@EventHorizon2012 lol, mitch hedberg, funny man. have you ever heard of the band 'USS'? (ubiquitous synergy seeker)... those boys were hot tar roofers at one point in their lives too. decent musicians as well imo
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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What are you doing there buddy? I've never seen anything like that...
Posted May-16-2012 ByGIXXARDR (5321.50) 
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@GIXXARDR it's a type of hot-tar roofing, a newer alternative to the old gravel style
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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@85cmorning
Oh, is that for protection from snow or something? (forgive my dumb questions, we don't have that here in Oz)
Posted May-16-2012 ByGIXXARDR (5321.50) 
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@GIXXARDR yup, snow and rain both. here I was just working on a front entranceway of a house, but the same process is used for complete roofs on larger buildings, as well as waterproofing all sorts of things. it's a very flexible and versatile material
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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@GIXXARDR there are no dumb questions :]
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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@85cmorning
Nice one thanks mate, an interesting insight into a random blokes life on the other side of the world while I sit here in my office getting paid to surf the net..is tech great :) Take it easy.
Posted May-16-2012 ByGIXXARDR (5321.50) 
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thats awesome man..cool to see what youve been doing with your life this whole time..
Posted May-16-2012 Bybcober85 (208.80) 
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@bcober85 LMAO
Posted May-17-2012 Byfuchajen (4238.64) 
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Hey, thanks for taking us to work with ya. Interesting roofing; I'm not familiar with it. Stay safe!
Posted May-16-2012 ByRickBond (6550.40) 
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@RickBond glad you liked it man. I don't have a hell of a lot to upload here, so I just share what I can. I figured some of the dudes might think it was cool
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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@85cmorning
I'm interested in all aspects of construction. I'd love to see some more, and with explanations of what we're seeing.
Posted May-16-2012 ByRickBond (6550.40) 
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@RickBond I need someone to operate the camera for me.... it's hard to show what's happening
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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@85cmorning
Get Cober to do it!
Posted May-16-2012 ByRickBond (6550.40) 
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@RickBond him? on a roof? ya right! he wouldn't go up there, lol
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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Pretty cool. I've done a ton of roofing (more than I would prefer) and it's always been asphalt shingles. Interesting to see other methods. Good job!!
Posted May-16-2012 Bydirtbiker201 (1457.78) 
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LOL !!...but as always, safety first , and then light a torch with a bic lighter !! J/K rubber roof , or a new form of 4 ply 3 ply or what ever ?? thanks Bro. !!
Posted May-17-2012 Byspartan112 (933.40) 
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@spartan112 hey, hey, I asked the safety inspector about the bic lighter... he didn't say shit, lol. just never leave it lying around while you're torching,
Posted May-17-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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@85cmorning good stuff Bro.!!:) It's good to see a man that LOVES his work !! Cheers !!
Posted May-17-2012 Byspartan112 (933.40) 
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@leakinghole lol
Posted May-17-2012 Byfuchajen (4238.64) 
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Nice brah.
Posted May-16-2012 ByFreakawn (110.90) 
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Aaaahhhhhh.....The OSHA mandated harness. Good shade work.
Posted May-16-2012 Bysolarpimp (23.96) 
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@solarpimp yup, and shit work in the sun, lol. at least I get heat in the winter.... and always a harness, I don't need any tickets and fines
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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Thnx for sharing buddy
Posted May-16-2012 ByTEXAS HOLDEM123 (9043.30) 
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you think that smoke gets to your brain
Posted May-16-2012 Bybcober85 (208.80) 
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@bcober85 nah, you just try not to breathe it in too much
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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@bcober85 LOL
Posted May-17-2012 Byfuchajen (4238.64) 
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now that's a clean-burning hell, I tell ya what.
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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you seem committed to your work, you almost set yourself on fire a couple times though
Posted May-16-2012 Bykanns01 (792.26) 
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@kanns01 it happens man. you develop an extra strong sense of smell, and you can start to notice the different types of 'burning' smells, and you can differentiate what's normal, and when you're burning something you don't mean to burn. I've burned my hands so many times that it doesn't really bother me much anymore. I do wear one glove though, it gets hot on the hand without
Posted May-16-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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@85cmorning
Same with computers and electronics, they usually have a good smell warning, before the blue smoke that they operate off starts to come out ;)
Posted May-16-2012 ByN4CR (946.10) 
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@N4CR lol. I love that smell
Posted May-17-2012 By85cmorning (3167.30) 
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@85cmorning Agree with that smell thing, I did welding for a few years and gas cutting with blowtorch etc so I know some different burning smells well also! and the hands harden up rather well with exposure.. I had man hands for a bit.
Posted May-17-2012 Byfuchajen (4238.64) 
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@fuchajen
Beloved great Sensei, can you do alu welding?
Posted May-17-2012 ByN4CR (946.10) 
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