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What species is the wood? That can't possibly be walnut being that light before the stain.

Thanks man, super useful

THANK YOU!!!

I see this is 2 years old now. How's it holding up??

What color of the Polyflex SA P is used in this video?

I was just about to start my tile in my new shower & and I was wondering how to start & now I know. Thanks.

Great job.Thanx.Im a DIY guy for 45 yrs but have never done this.Piecr of cake.

Won't the clamps on the couplers eventually rust, causing future leaks?

Thank you, Jacob! I'm remodeling bathrooms for 15 years and now I learn your method! Thumbs up!

Great video, there’s not a lot out there for really cold winter weather input, thank you!! Also what are you running for your back up propane heater? Thanks!

You should use diamond blade for cutting with a grinder. It only takes about 15 min per cut.

great video. Wouldn't have been a good idea to install a back water valve there while at it?

You did a very good job of explaining very informative

Awesome idea

What part of the country are you in?

How much did you pay the plumber for the added bathroom ?

I'm confused by these laser levels. If your reference is off, in your case the old base plate, won't your result also be off. Or in other words, let's say your old base plate was running in or out 1/8th of an inch per foot, won't your line for your wall also be off?

Eight years ago I removed my fiberglass bathtub and replaced it with a porcelain bathtub. I had decided the surround walls would be in a herringbone design. Then I became intimidated and froze dead in my tracks. Now, eight years later that bathtub still cannot be used cause the herringbone project was never started. I thought the only way to finish the project was to forego the herringbone design and replace it with the boring horizontal rows of subway tiles because hiring a professional tiler to tile the herringbone pattern would be cost-prohibited. I now have my mojo back after watching your video. I recently saw another YT guy whose tutorial was helpful. He started the first row, vertically at the center point on the back wall and then worked upwards, not horizontally across the back wall the way you're doing your project. Yours makes a lot of sense. It appears once that bottom row going across the three walls is set the next rows should be easier and faster. Much like prepping walls before painting. Prepping anything is always time-consuming while the actual project is a lot quicker. Thank you for your idea. I will be looking through your other videos for great ideas. God bless you for sharing your ideas.

Is the green thing you're using sandpaper or is it a kitchen scour pad?

Looks like mostly maple lol I know it's the sap wood but still

That’s awesome

Thanks for the tips. Btw, what size tile did you use?

This is kind of genius. I'm 100% going to do this along with a template for my cuts.

If you use those fernco’s to connect to cast iron and burry them you will be digging them up again I can assure you. They make whats called strong backs to use instead of fernco’s. Do not use the bands he is using. Ferco’s are made for above ground vertical sewer pipe only!

Great job! I had a quote for over $4000 to replace the pipe from the kitchen sink, and the laundry sink.

Any video around the floor tiles?

Tiles are running on a 45° angle. The speed square you are using has a 90° angle, or a right angle. Other than that little bit of picking... this is a good idea for starting the pattern.

All I can say is… thank you so much, very helpful video!

Do you need a permit

Thanks for sharing

Great tips!! A plumber was going to charge me over $1000 for digging and installing a clean out!

Thanks Jacob

I think this is a top tip, thanks

just draw your frist run on the wall and go off of that use the bottom to level out, if the bottom is level most tile are not all the same size so even if you have a few tile run off up to half an inch the line nobodies going to see that with all the grout line going everywhere.

Hi Jacob, nice video, Senville make 2 models the Leto series which is only good to for 5F, the other series is the Aura series which is good for -22 F. Make all the difference in the world for colder climates. Thanks for the video.

I know this is an older video but by chance do you have an idea how many KWH it's eating thru at those temps?

I’m Sure you did a much better job than most professional tilers!

Is the 811 a free service

Great instructional video Jacob. Thanks, it was easy to understand.

The most informative video so far. Thank you!

now tell us oh mighty one about the fact that mineral wool is WAY less efficient for low frequencies, BASS etc

So some additional info: 1. I was offered this service by a plumbing company for $4900 2. Using a concrete saw is a great way to cut your old cast/clay pipe

Live saver video!!! 🙌

Should have a high heat version of this heat pump for better efficiency, but does cost a bit more than leto unit:)

I read ABS is better than PVC pipe for outdoor underground plumbing due to their excellent shock resistance.

Great advice. What type laser level you suggest?

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I like your set up prep. If you use silicone behind the tile with the hot glue, you can leave the first row of tile in.

How much was the company charging you to install this clean out ?

Do you have any experience with double herringbone? I’m guessing the same concept applies? Thanks so much for a great video!