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Plumburgency
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2020
Hi, I'm Jesse the plumber with Plumb-Urgency. I have created this channel to bring you how to tutorials on plumbing including fitting identification, choosing the right tool, how to fix common plumbing problems and various other plumbing related content. I am a licensed Master Plumber with over 13 years experience in the service plumbing industry.
Talking about Cast Iron Pipe
This tutorial is a general discussion about Cast Iron piping and various methods used to cut cast iron piping, I discus no hub cast iron and the no-hub bands used to join the piping system.
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Toilet Flange Talk
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This tutorial discusses typical and repair flange installations and some of the different tools used to replace toilet flanges. This tutorial is meant to be in introductory to toilet flanges as I will illustrate and discuss toilet flange replacement in the field in a future tutorial.
Installing PVC Cleanoout
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In this tutorial I discuss installing a PVC cleanout for a building sewer. I discuss fitting options for shallow cleanout installations and fitting options and arrangement for deep cleanout installations.
How to "Make-up" a Thread Joint
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In this tutorial I illustrate "Making-up" a Thread Joint using a two step process.
Installing PEX with Copper Crimp Rings
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This tutorial illustrates and discusses installing PEX with copper crimp rings.
Installing and Removing Push to Connect Fittings
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This tutorial discusses and illustrates installation and removal of Push-to-Connect fittings.
Talking About Push to Connect Fittings
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This tutorial is a general discussion about Push-to-Connect fittings commonly referred to as Sharkbite, or Gatorbite fittings. I discuss tools for installation, common tubbing used with these fittings, potential use of these fittings for repair, and some precautionary measures to take when using with copper.
Let's talk PEX
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This tutorial discusses PEX tubbing in general and the use of Push-to-Connect fittings for joining PEX.
Using an Osculating tool for cutting PVC
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This tutorial discusses the use of an Osculating tool for cutting PVC Pipe. The Osculating Saw is changing the way plumbers look at repairs. For many DIY homeowners and remodel enthusiasts the multiple uses of the Osculating Saw has made it a necessity, now it is a must have for many plumber so they can make the cut.
Using an Angle Grinder to cut PVC
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This tutorial discusses the use of an angle grinder to cut PVC pipe. The most common use for an angle grinder concerning PVC is its use to bevel the end of the pipe in preparation to make a glue joint; however, there is the occasional situation that merits the use of the angle grinder to make the cut.
How to Make a PEX Joint with Uponor Expansion Tool
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This tutorial illustrates joining PEX tubbing using the Uponor system. This system of PEX installation is superior to the copper crimp and stainless steel crimp systems because of flow rate design of fittings, fittings available for the system, and ease of install.
How to Make a PEX Joint with Stainless Steel Cripmt Rings
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This tutorial illustrates the quick and easy way of installing PEX tubbing using stainless steel (SS) crimp rings. This method of PEX installation is user friendly and cost effective for the DIY homeowner and Pro alike.
How to Make a Copper ProPress Joint
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This tutorial discussing the process of making a Copper Joint using ProPress pressing system. This quick and efficient way of joining copper is revolutionizing the industry, with no need for heat and the fastest way to install copper.
How to make a Copper Sweat Joint
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This tutorial will illustrate the simple method of sweating copper. This easy, reliable way of joining copper can intimidate many but don't be deterred. This brief video will show you how easy it really is to sweat copper.
3 ways to join copper tubbing.
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This brief tutorial I discusses three different ways of joining copper tubbing. Sweating Copper, ProPress for Copper, and Push to Connect (Sharkbite, Gatorbite) fittings.
Why doesn’t my green 4” pipe fit the 4” clean out T I bought
@thegribblereport8383 Depending on what "green pipe" you mentioned, you may need an adapter. Some SDR pipe (SDR 26, SDR. 30, and SDR 35) that is primarily used in sewer applications is green and has a smaller outside diameter than the typical schedule 40 DWV pipe. The smaller OD of that "green pipe" requires the use of an adapter bushing in order to be used with typical SCH 40 DWV fittings.
Thank you. Quick and easy!
A great way to cut in situ 50mm PVC in difficult spots. But really a demo would have helped.
Are SD 4" plug the same thread as pvc 4" pipe
One thing I have noticed is that there are fumes generated by the heat of the saw as it cuts. I assume these have to be ventilated and there’s no way they are good for someone to inhale.
One thing I have noticed is that there are fumes generated by the heat of the saw as it cuts. I assume these have to be ventilated and there’s no way they are good for someone to inhale.
Well, I'm 4 years late to the party. Were you using a wood saw or a plastic/metal saw?
@quellenathanar This was a 12" Dewalt Miter Saw, which is primarily used for wood.
Nice video, but it would help a lot more if you actually cut the pipe on the video to show us how to do it.
Good tip, thanks for the video!
My grinder s 4 inch, not 4 1/2, could only find a 4 1/2 cutting wheel. Can I use 41/2 on a 4 inch grinder?
You are standing a MILe away from the camera. How can we see????
Do you have to use the mechanical fittings at the cleanout, or can you use a coupling if you're attaching to a 4" PVC line?
The mechanical fittings are used when installing a cleanout in an existing system where you are "pipe locked" and don't have axial movement to enable the use of regular solvent weld fittings. Please always refer to your local plumbing code when installing plumbing fittings. The plumbing code that is approved for your area will list approved joints.
@@plumburgency7131 Understood, thank you for the quick reply!
How much do you tighten the 'fernco' (sp?) rubber sleeve?
According to Furnco.com the bands should be tighten to 60in lbs. I typically use a Ridgid R31410 Torque Wrench but there are "tricks of the trade" such as setting a drill chuck to slip at close to tightness with a 5/16" nut driver that can be used to greatly improve efficiency on larger jobs.
Thank you!
You are a real trade man.
BRAVO
Can you use a masonry (diamond) blade without damaging the blade?
I've not tried it. The only hesitation I'd have is the PVC may clog the blade causing heat retention and distortion. For the cost, if it's all I had and I was in a pinch, I'd try it.
wow i'm glad i watched this, was about to make a mistake for sure! thanks
A very good explanation of why something is done a certain way.
Battery bandsaw would make a cleaner cut on PVC? Also are Reed reamers (or similar) worth it?
Still need to chamfer and ream
GV, why Im just now coming across your video
I was originally going to use a sanitary tee in my installation but now am using the sweeping cleanouts you illustrated here.
What’s considered very deep and shallow when you were talking about the depth of a sewer cleaner being able to work efficiently
My experience: a drain/sewer line 3ft deep and deeper that is clogged will benefit greatly from the double wye configuration. I typically use an Electric Eel machine that runs an 1-1/4" cable; however, if I'm using the Ridgid K7500 drum machine with 3/4" cables I have greater flexibility in the cable so I didn't need the assistance of the wye as much. So, to directly answer your question, I consider any drain cleanout 5ft deep or deeper very deep for the purpose of installing a two-way cleanout tee.
Wrap it in tape where the blade enters to get a super clean cut and prevent sharding
I’ve been using the Milwaukee channel locks. They deburr and punch out on the handle end of tool. I love them
Is this method good for class 200? That's what we use for irrigation.
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To solve the excess flexibility of the PVC cutting blade. Make 2 holes on it and sandwich the blade between 2 metal or wood strips in the whole length of the saw. This way the saw stays rigid. If not needed anymore you could simply remove the strips.
Excellent advice. Thanks.
No point installing a cleanout if it not a two way.
i get the reason for the directional cleanouts, but i never have trouble going backwards up a tee, even if it's a sani tee
Nice video, thanks I learned a lot. To improve your video, it would be nice to have sometime a zoom on the different items you present. ;)
Congratulation for the security advice on the Rep saw. What blade did you used? I want to cut a 3 in PVC pipe. Cutting straith is hard. Do you have any tips?
How do you cut a pipe 4" and make it come out 6"?
I'm all for safety but I won't wear earplugs while operating a common drill or a saw or a weed whacker or a compressor, etc. My wife yells louder than that and I'm just not that fragile. A jackhammer, yes.
Excellent! Very clear explanation.
Yup, don't use a 2 way Clean out on a pipe that is too deep. Because once that line gets clogged you can't see nothing or know what direction the cable or hose bladder is going...so it's better to use the the 2- 4 inch combo littys...
That’s awesome. Quick and efficient. Keep the vids coming man. Thank you!
ty!! chamfer bits are very costly
Thanks for the video =)
Thank you
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Very informative. Thanks for the video
Thank you that clean out tip help me thank you sir
It was very helpful, I appreciate you took the time to do that. Muhammad H.
can indirect discharge be made to sewer cleanout with a p-trap?
Thank you, just had a plumbing company quote me a price of three thousand dollars for what you just described. I'll keep you updated.
That’s absurd my company “Honest Abe’s Plumbing and Clean out Installations” are prepared to handle the installation for you and go as low as $2,499.00
AND NYC THAT TYPE CLEANOOUT ARE ILLEGAL NO VENT NO HOUSE TRAP FOR OUTSIDE
Thank you for the great explanation. Just one question, what is fernco used for?
If you're installing a cleanout on an existing system they aid in the installation.
Nice and helpful tip, mate.
you never zoomed in close enough to actually be able to see the joint properly..