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The pace and clear explanation along with the demonstration made this video extremely helpful. I appreciate the way this plumber references code requirements in his work. Great work!!

I’ve been back and forth on whether or not I should build drawers like the Paulk trailer. I bought a 72” toolbox to use but saw someone else say their drawer slides didn’t hold up with how much it bounced around in the trailer. I just don’t know if I can justify the time it would take me to build the drawers, and also worried like you mentioned they’d be hard to open and close over time. I might just have to go with the tool box at least for now and hopefully it holds up.

Does the upc code allow for a went vent to go from a horizontal stack, to a vertical stack, back to a horizontal stack, essentially venting an upstairs and downstairs off one wet vent?

That’s definitely not a 45° flare

Nice work and presentation of it all. One you thing missed is putting a finished edge on the open side of the treads where there was no wall.

I just redid mine and I already have ideas to modify it.

Did you use a 4x3 90? Why did you use that fitting?. Is that required in your area? In my area 3" is more then enough, seeing that the outlet of a toilet is only 2 1/2"

It could be argumentative that you just also made a 3 x 2 combo. What is a combo? A combination of a Y and a 45,

Never put cover strip over flashing you will have to flash it back in

can you re-do this video and take out the annoying back ground noise. I think you would call it music. It is very irritating to have back-ground music playing while someone is talking. Why do people do that?????????????????

why u not put nut..😂😂😂

very good

Love how the framers did you a solid... those stairs... the 2x6s going across are all lower than the rest of the stairs.

Yep. But sometimes we use the multitool to run a line down then plunge into the rock edge of the sheet until it bottoms out on the tool

Very detailed. Nice

Use some oil

You did a great job with this video. You’re very good teacher. Keep up the good work!

Bad banjo 😂😂😂 mines does not leak 😂😂😂 i use an older version

Wouldn’t use that double cross. Do a high low fitting. A street San tee into a regular San tee. The cable guy will thank you

no sil gasket? ouch

Nice work! You definitely should have mentioned that you had to fir out your plywood skirt to match the gap between the stringer and the skirt attached to the wall to make a nice smooth transition.

WHERE CAN I SEND YOU A PIC? IF YOU CAN HELP THANKS.

HERE IS WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT ,YES ITS LEAKING, FROM THE TOP WHEN I FIRST FOUND IT THE PAN WAS HALF FULL

MY HOT WATER HEATER HAS CORROSION ON IT, AND NO WHERE CAN I FIND THE PIECES YOU SAID WERE CODE, CAN YOU JUST TELL ME WHY IT DID THIS

I know it def doesn’t pay as well as being a plumber especially on ur own, you should definitely consider teaching, or, even more lucrative than plumbing, your own school. Awesome videos man, and excellent to touch up on skills or learn. Do you put, or does code require, any type of plates on the face of studs? Basically to protect anything from sheet rockers or the like?

Thank you Matt! First time doing a pocket door and I didn't have one to see how to cover the inside of the door opening. Your video was perfect for me.

What use is this to anyone? How do you know what way it is if you didn't do it first

Your a natural teacher

PRX B is a joke. The fittings are a restriction to the system compared to PEX A. The pipe gos over the fitting and doesn’t expand so the fitting have to have a much smaller ID.

Really appreciate your making this video! Thank you for your detail and expertise!

You need to hire a person who work hard and have excellent 5S knowledge. He is me🙃

For every task there is always an easy and a complicated way. He just showed us the extended version of the complicated way…

What state is this in?

What a brilliant video. Really, really enjoyed the host. Superb instructions

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for this video.

Pro

How do you do return nosing? probably the hardest part

So what good is a trade and skill if you get jaw cancer from chewing tobacco - money does not make better choices. Discipline is the true skill to have.

Excellent Videos guys. I am doing a roof almost exactly like this on my own home. I am having trouble finding comp board. I am in the Twin cities. Do you have a source?

When you dry fit your measurements will all be off because glue makes them go all the way in so your entire makeup will be off people just remember that when dry fit

Did you fernco the main line underneath?

4 hours, 20 guys. 80 hours or two 40 hour weeks

This method causes refrigerant leaks to appear prematurely for any mini split system. From my experience, the most common problem they have are leaks or dirty air filters. Believe it or not they have low failure rates on their parts, it’s usually the individual’s lack of attention to detail and using improper tools. The two most common complaints I get about them are either “it’s not cooling” or “it’s not blowing any air” and it’s usually low refrigerant or the air filters are dirty. Just because it’s a faster tool it does not mean it’s a better tool.

Forgot your flare nut dummy

but my question is how to take it out and clean it

Mr. "Carpenter"...you "plumb" the door, not "level." Big difference.

How much it costs

Western products trailer hmmmm ? I work for them lol

What screws you using,thanks

In Canada that 2” wet vent needs to be 3” all the way up to the double wye with the amount of fixtures on the wet vent .2 vanities. And a shower