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Thank you so much for making these videos i am new into the HVAC industry and i work in Charleston South Carolina a former employee of yours recommended me watch your videos. I was a tree climber for the better part of my early and mid twenties i will be 30 april and i am a month into starting a new trade. Thank you brother for being direct concise, and professional.

It’s easy to do when the pipe is on the ground. But when it’s in the air you half cut laps off diameter. Metal tape the finishing with a hard plastic squeegee.

We bought property in MS with a small lake on it. Have you ever done a system into a lake instead of the ground? Is it feasible? Can you use the same system to both heat and cool or do I need a separate system to heat?

this guy looks like he should have is own action/adventure series, he has that look. I am surprised hollywood has not called him.

one way to prevent the S lock from bending out is pre drill with a small bit

Thanks for making this, changing out my furnace and this is exactly what I need.

This is truly an awesome video. SO SO good. Gives rationale, is efficient but detail oriented, talks about adjusting for initial imperfections. Truly felt like I was learning from a master of the craft. I love the pride you take here. Can't say enough about how much I learned and feel like I actually learned the RIGHT WAY. (I learned a lot of the "cutting corners" methods from my elders growing up - who needed to save $ because of poverty, etc. so I get it but it's still essential to know the right way even if you end up making an informed decision at any point about what corners to cut later and how to come back and correct it if you are able!) I am walking away from this actually feeling like I have more skill and am smarter. Can't wait to try some new things out!

Awesome video man. I really enjoyed watching it, you are good at explaining fabrication! I hope you have a Merry Christmas!

I service this unit and NEVER pull out my service gauges

Ive been servicing Waterfurnace for over 16yrs great explanation this system should be maintained yearly by a cert. Tech

really superb thank you.

I have some rigid duct that is up against the ceiling so i cant get behind it too easily and using a wrap is just practical. Is there an insulating paint i could brush on to help insulate my galvanized rigid duct?

Appreciate the knowledge!

Is this insulation good enough for an application in the attic here in south Florida? Will it not sweat?

This is the best explanation yet. Thanks

Why duct tape instead of tin tape?

did anyone catch that you could be 3-4 inches back with the screw..... 2 by 4 is only 3.5 inches so better 3-3 3/8 back. Love all your videos thanks

Great

you are very good! thanks!

This explanation was perfect, thanks!| I have a 900sqft cottage I wanna make as efficient as possible, and this looks better than a Minisplit. Plus there is almost no footprint or having to convert central air to something else.

Keep up the great work we need to see more videos about troubleshooting electrical and mechanical Errors. Thanks.

Awesome job good video

I close my eyes and pretend you're John Marston from Red Dead Redemption and it just works

I'm surprised that there isn't a strainer or a sock in the system to catch any dirt or debris... Thanks for this series of videos. Geothermal was just starting to enter residential when I went to school 10 years ago, so I didn't get any training on it apart from the few paragraphs in my text book. I want to install one of these systems on my own house when my outdoor unit stops working!

This guy did a great presentation. Tons of real information very little filler. Thank you sir.

Thanks for the video. Love your videos.

Great video! You explained it well!

He’s a hack. He don’t know how to fab duct

Great video

That is some attention to detail sir. Thank you for sharing this 🙏

Great video!

I can’t believe I just spent 30 minutes being mesmerized by someone making HVAC ductwork! That was absolutely one of the best instructional videos by an expert at his trade…and there’s NO doubt in my mind that your jobs are profitable…because this is the best mix of quality, speed and efficiency I’ve seen in a long time.

love every video you guys make, been in the trade 10 years and still learning everyday

WOW!

As a sheet metal newbie I appreciate this. Not enough information on field fab and design/layout out there. Thank you

Great video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge

Awesome video!! Never made an elbow. But now I'm ready. Thank you!!

Awesome! Its good to see other approaches to metal fabrication. Any chance you could show how to measure and build kick pieces? Like if you had to build duct around existing pipe and had to custom make kicks or two way kicks around obstacles. Thanks for all you are doing.

Great Video!

Посмотрел ваши видео и сделал вентиляцию в доме, площадью 110 квадратных метров. Спасибо, очень полезные видео!

Excellent video!! Thank you so much!!

Your content is awesome, glad to see you back. Thanks to your videos, I was able to fabricate a beautiful plenum transition as a homeowner.

Whoo!! Been waiting for this!

Haven't watched the whole video yet, I'm a second year apprentice working in western Canada and I love all your videos. I have applied many of the techniques and ideas that I've gleaned from your content on site and have been praised as standing head and shoulders above many of my peers. Appreciate your commitment to excellence!

Got my coils in the ground, now im shopping for a unit. I'm trying to find a decent EER and still a reasonable price and quality. Any recommendations?

Great info, I call this the trace method and it works everytime. As long you mark it true its turns out great fittings. It’s funny how the terminology is different amongst regions. I’m in the Chicagoland area and we call it S cleat and the tongs hand seamers. Great video brother 👍

You mention that in many places you don't need mastic over the duct tape, but I'm going to be insulating some ducts that will be enclosed in a soffit, so would it be worth running mastic on the outside after? I *really* don't want any of those seams to pull apart after the drywall is up, so if it's worth the extra effort, I'll add mastic ... but if the duct tape w/ staples is enough, it would be nice not to have the extra step. I guess what I'm asking is, how reliable will tape + staples be without the mastic layer on top?

What a great video Andrew. I can't believe how much I learned in 36 minutes. You didn't stand there and babble for 10 minutes, you got straight to the point. In my book you are the definition of the word PRO. I wish we had more you tube creators like you. You didn't waste my time and I learned a lot. Thank you!

Ugyes! (Clever in hungarian)

great content. excellent details. tks!