Hooking up legend manifolds and putting the Dewalt air compressor to the test⁉️
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- This is the third step of in floor heat process, hooking up the legend manifolds putting it on air test before the concrete is poured. I’m very pleased with all the products I decided to use on this project, including heat sheet insulation oil, creek, plastic for the pecks tipping and last legend manifolds I’ll leave links of the videos of the two previous demonstrations if you have not seen them yet also, I will leave a link to the Dewalt air compressor if you’re interested in purchasing one we are very pleased with ours. Thanks for watching.
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You do an excellent job of explaining what you are doing. I really like your manifold system. I bet it ends up working very well. I am looking forward to hearing how it works when it is finished. Take care!
Thank you ! Hopefully get it up and running this fall
Nice work! That in floor heat is gonna be great! Take care Tom👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Nice one Tom. Really enjoyed watching this to see how it all comes together. I’m shocked that air compressor filled that in 6 minutes! Have a great weekend!cheers, Mike.
Yeah, me too. It was pretty much my only option. I had to take my generator from the house and put it on my work truck because that one died the other day and it’s in for service so DeWalt pulled through. 🤣
That’s a really cool system and well designed.
Thank you
That Dewalt is pretty nice. Give more information than my Ridgid unit.
I was impressed ! I didn’t think it had enough capacity to fill it up, but it did.
@@fatefarmspa these little tools do amazing things sir
No suprise that this series of videos is doing well for ya. They're great and would make a guy looking to install floor heat feel like they could do it. You the man! Haha 😂 Seriously though, great tutorial on "how to." Look forward to seeing the concrete poured and the next step. Catch ya later. 👍🏻
🤣 Thanks buddy !
Moving right along Tom. Great test. 👍🏻
Yes, it sure is
I can assure you, my DIY plumbing needs not be inspected by you .... 🤣 Another awesome video Tom!
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Hey Tom , very nice job . We use to run 1inch 90 gauge stainless steal tubing on gas turbines and we used swaglock fittings .
That’s pretty cool never worked with stainless piping yet except for IPS threaded
Good Evening Sir, you are truly an OUTSTANDING SUPER FLOOR HEAT TECHNICIAN 👍👍👌🧐💪Very Nice AIR PRESSURE TEST SIR 🧐👍Be Well Sir Cheers 🍻🍻
Haha. Thanks buddy. I promise this is the last one just had to honor my commitment. 😂
We were installing a lateral on Monday, and while there, I was snooping around the guys infloor heating system. I was saying to the guys this reminds me of Toms house. And they were like, Tom who? I said, Tom from Fate Farms, he has a youtube channel, you guys should watch his channel 😅.
Excellent job Tom.
Haha. I was just telling someone tonight how many good people I met on TH-cam and I feel like I’ve been friends with some of you all for years but never even met in person 🤣🤷🏻♂️. Hopefully someday 👍
@@fatefarmspa it's pretty cool, yes definitely.
what a way to help a buddy out!
@@fatefarmspa it is so cool when you finally get to meet tom! Home to meet both of you!
@@oakiewoodsman you never know
Your work is super clean sir. Enjoying this series very much. I kinda feel like maybe I should build another house someday???? I said never again however.
I Will say I will never do this again 🤣. I feel like I know too much and catch everything. The guys that have been working here are pretty good for the most part but just a lot of little things happening some out of our control some out of negligence.
@@fatefarmspa just give it some time, you and your wife will start talking again. I promise. 😉
We're looking at using the infloor heating EPS with the nodules but was hearing that the closer to the surface/middle of the slab the more efficient and it costs a bit less to operate.
I'm assuming you haven't had a chance to run it yet.
Just wondering what your experience has been with this?
Thanks
Andrew
You are correct we have not fired the unit up, but I have done a lot of research as well. My biggest reasoning going with this system was how it keeps the piping in place and at a distance, minimizing the chance of the pipe getting cut cutting expansion joints total board thickness is 3.2 inches assuming it should minimize heat loss