Building a Two Way Duct Transition Plenum

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Glad you stopped by! Above I have linked to a few tools that could be used to get this done, but obviously not all the tools I used can just be ordered without a LOT of expense.
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[@tractorman4461]

I've folded 'em inside out quite a number of times. Not a biggie, especially if its an attic or crawl space job, or like this one is...on his own rental. Great job. You should have more subs with this kind of excellent work.

[@jacobplank]

Interesting, my old boss used to do some HVAC work and I always enjoyed working with sheet metal, now I took over his electrical business and don't get to do that anymore. Maybe in the future! Thanks for the video!!

[@mrjprice3]

I hope you had a great Christmas.

[@tompeters4234]

Cool video. Really wish I had access to the tools to make a new grill grease drip pan. The part is $96, and that is a no go for a grill LOL. Skilz

[@Jon-hx7pe]

i think they make them shorter to accommodate taller coils for high-seer bs.
in the north, don't need 13.8 seer 2 a/c for the short few weeks of hot weather - that are basically 14.5-15 seer.

[@MCMXI1]

5:06 is that really a '64 T-Bird !?!?!?

[@Jon-hx7pe]

i though that installers build those in the field without very specialized tools - just snips and manual benders.
i don't like the return drop but if it is a rental property - bet he wants to keep the cost down.