Plumbing Materials PVC

This lesson video covers the basics of PVC materials used in plumbing.
This video is part of the TEACH Construction Instructional Resource Library Premium Subscription. www.teachconstruction.org/
0:00 PVC schedules
1:45 PVC pipe sizing
2:24 Fittings
7:09 Valves
9:37 PVC primer and cement

[@berderk2796]

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[@ConstructionEd]

More to come!

[@NyNj911]

Glad you mentioned that PPE when speaking about that primer...Seen many guys using it without proper PPE... great job teacher

[@ConstructionEd]

Thanks for the comments.

[@alessandrozoppi8597]

I think the best explanation over the whole internet! Thank You soooo much!

[@ConstructionEd]

thanks - hope you watch more of our lessons

[@MikeyDreamerLam]

Like others have said, your channel should have millions more views by now, loving it 👌👌👌.

[@ConstructionEd]

Thanks - millions here we come

[@ladyewo6778]

Yes! I love your Ala Carte style presentation. This is taking the guess work out of what fittings to use for my kitchen install projects. Looking forward to perusing all of your plumbing related vids so that I can complete my project.

[@ConstructionEd]

Thanks

[@thomaskopunye-ou1ut]

As a DIYer I lack proper terms for the fittings needed or even what fittings are needed so these videos are very educational.
Thank you so much. Very informative.

[@ConstructionEd]

Glad it was helpful!

[@benjaminbrown9677]

Great explanation, You have a great knowledge of different plumbing fittings and water plumbing pipes. My son purchased a new house. It had pex pipe which started leaking all through his house. He sold home however He ended up in a class action law suit which settled with numerous home owners with pex. What knowledge do you have on this law suit. Thanks

[@erikgamboa8299]

I love how a lot is spoken about. Not just one aspect of the topic. The whole shebang.
I didn’t have to jump video to video. Again babe hank you!

[@ConstructionEd]

Thanks Erik

[@dennissalmon5271]

I just happened to see one of your videos
Very easy to follow and understand
Keep sharing your knowledge

[@ConstructionEd]

Thank you, I will

[@erikgamboa8299]

Very informative. Thank you!

[@ConstructionEd]

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[@GonzoGonschi]

you should have much more views. this channel is awesome. happy to discover it :)

[@ConstructionEd]

Thanks for the comment - our videos do get as many views as others. Maybe it is because our videos are more like a lesson from a teacher - not entertainment. But, since most of our work is intended for our teacher customers we are OK that our lessons are more like school. Thanks again for watching.

[@JH-KU]

Excellent educational channel. I am sure number of subscribers will increase with time. I just subscribed after watching a few of your video. Thank you.

[@ConstructionEd]

Thanks for the sub - I hope you enjoy and more folks choose to subscribe also.

[@scottsadowski3030]

Regarding plumbing that can be easily be disconnected the exception you didn't mention is flare fittings. Plumbing with copper tubing and flare fittings is surely the slowest method but is 100% reversible. I have flare nuts that are ancient but still work as good as new. Thank you.

[@ConstructionEd]

We consider the flare fittings a bit more advanced than this basic series.

[@RicardoDiaz21129]

Thank you 🙏

[@ConstructionEd]

You’re welcome 😊

[@elitemlg6254]

New subscriber ❤

[@ConstructionEd]

Welcome!!

[@randriamanantsoanehemia146]

What’s the name of the best glue that we can use?

[@ConstructionEd]

All PCV glue works, just remember to use the primer.

[@bobshaw1258]

And expanding to for Plex pipe

[@bobshaw1258]

Expanding tool for the flex pipe

[@ConstructionEd]

Pex is on a separate video

[@JohnJohnson-hl4fv]

Yeah, I use PCP all the time.😆