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Fluid master all the way. I've had problems with the plastic bs valves on the floats. They are garbage. I like the fill tube being adjustable on the korky but it's a easy to mark the new one and cut it using the water mark in the tank as a reference to cut it.

Very in depth coverage, thanks.

It really is too bad this dude stopped posting 3 years ago, his stuff is so lovely and informative.

I was having trouble after replacing two 3-Way switches. I can’t add anything to the overwhelmingly positive responses except to say thank you for an excellent video!

Great video instruction. Korky 👍

My first jig saw was a craftsman. Bought in 1980 for about $40. Never a problem, always worked. A year ago, I decided for no particular reason that I needed high end jigsaw and bought a corded Bosch(actually I wanted it more than needed it) . No regrets and gave the still working craftsman to a coworker who had a need but no saw.

Useless

I'm an old gezier I bought a Porter-Cable jigsaw in the mid 80's it's amazing what it will do 😮 it's a matter of having the correct blade for the job at hand 😮

More like $70 on Amazon in Canada and $80 at Home Depot

Team Korky!

Trouble shooting issue on a 3way with 3 lights.... both switches up: all works great! Both switches down: one light doesn't turn on but the others do. wth???

Thank you for posting this

Thank you for posting this helpful video

you bit size is wrong its not a T8 the correct bit is "T8H"

Thank you for this really well. Explain video.

Thank you for posting this helpful video

Well done thorough coverage. Love it.

Finally helped me figure this out. The unmarked idea was great since the last person working on my electrical was dumb enough to use white for power and didn’t even mark it black to help.

Thank you for this video, it was extremely helpful and so thoroughly explained. Thanks to you, I was just able to solve the backwards wiring on a three-way switch in a house we just moved into. I appreciate it!!

A twenty minute video for 3 actual minutes of educational material for some people.

How is the Dewalt for maintaining a nice straight vertical cut. Any wandering or unwanted beveled straight lines cuts? I’m looking for a more stable and reliable jig saw to replace my older horrible Milwaukee M18 cordless that has been a major disappointment.

Only a fool will go with dewalt after watching this video

I had a 10 year old Fluidmaster that finally got too fouled with my hard water. I replaced it with a Korky and was disappointed the fill valve was leaking at the top which kept the toilet bowl from being properly filled because that leak was diverting water meant to fill the toilet bowl to the tank.

This is, by far, the best explanation of a mixed up 3 way switch!! Thank You!!!!!

Is this for where the intruders kick to get in?

Here's my experience from today: Do NOT buy the Korky "universal" kit! Buy Fluidmaster Everything Complete Kit! Especially IF you have a 3" toilet outlet (and how would you know that?? I found out on Sunday evening alone on the floor in my bathroom. Korky did NOT FIT!!) Fluidmaster kit comes with the exact tools you need! I could have used the included sturdy red tool to remove the gasket if I'd bought the right kit! Also the included green tool is for every other gasket and bolt you need to tighten - all right there - no outside tools needed! (if you don't have a bucket they even made the plastic case deep enough to serve as a bucket to catch drips!) Korky's is NOT a Universal or Standard or Complete Repair Kit! Not by a long shot. Fluidmaster's is the same price and truly does include everything you need. It also includes a new flush handle and arm in case you need to replace those too! (The Korky and Fluidmaster kits are the same price! Not even close with what they include) I am a 64 year old woman and I did this project alone, but it took 2 trips to Lowe's (2 kits purchased), 3 hours the first evening and 2 hours the next day to get it done. I wish I'd started with the Fluidmaster kit, would have been half the time and half the cost and so much less aggravation!!!

Thanks for upload dude!

I'm looking for a versatile one and I'm looking to spend about 100 bucks. I want something that'll last but I don't need the most expensive. I'm interested in the Bosch GST 18v or similar. DeWalt is nice but I'm looking to stay in the family of cordless tools to be able to switch batteries and for me DeWalt is probably over kill for my diy projects. Thoughts on Bosch or another quality bread for the average Joe? 🧡👍🏼

I haven't cleaned my 1tb ps4 slim it in the 4 years I owned mine and now the fan is getting loud🙄so I think it needs a clean🙄

I was a landlord and property manager for decades. Switched to Korky about 15yrs ago due to it being made in the USA. That doesn’t matter to many folks. But I’m a Union guy and know the value down line of having American taxpayers making my products. I do whatever and wherever to help keep my fellow Americans With food on their tables.

Ty for this amazing video !!!!

U should have covered the "barrel" style vs. "top handle" style. Barrel style will give u much better control.

Haha who would buy a whole toilet just because the inside mechanism wears out? 😂😂

Great video, thank you Outlaw CRS for posting.

Great! Now I can just make frothy milk on my Evo - than you soooo much! 👍

this music so intense, I am scared of the frothing milk

Customer wants to add a light to 3 way set up. Light is before the first switch so I would be pulling wires from that switch. How should I wire this?

Yo thank u!! Got this ps4 for free from a neighbor that moved and it sounded like a jet until I did all of this. Hope it works good on games when I load up! It was filled with dust and bugs ugh so nasty

Once u get the first hole correct on the closer all u need to do is level it

Fluidmaster does replace the rubber diaphragm on some of their cheaper fill valves, IF you have the original box for the kit and a sales receipt. In any case, not all kits work in all toilets. The flapper compatibility can be a big issue, requiring identifying the actual make and model of the toilet. Beware if you own a modern Kohler toilet.

Use ABS Pipe, its already black

My first jigsaw was circa 1980 mustard yellow entry level black & Decker. I paid 9.99 and I was making about 2.35 an hour min wage, so a little over half a day labor to buy it. It was still running when I upgraded to a skil brand for $25 with features similar to the black & decker you have here. I would say either B&D or skil are great products today for $30 to $40 range. About a month ago I got the 20v dewalt you show here. My father had his trusted 1960’s era Black & Decker (metal body) jig saw and used it for 50 years. Dewalt used to make huge radial arm saws in th 1940’s and 1950’s which we still used in the 1980’s construction site. Then B&D purchased dewalt. Dropping B&D professional and switching all pro tools to yellow dewalts.

Best damn video on RUclips on how to troubleshoot and wire the dreaded make a preacher cuss like a sailor 3 way switch. I've looked high and low for THAT VIDEO and thank the Good Lord above I found this one. Appreciate the video and it's simplicity and for breaking it down as we would say n the Marine Corps "Barney Style" . I understand this is probakidsas easy as kindergarten Math but to a somewhat experienced DIYer it was more like advanced Calculus lol. Again much appreciated and definitely got a sub from me.

20 min of wasted time to just hear read out of stuff written on the bleeping box...

You have been helpful thank you

Normally you don't ever replace the tank to bowl gasket unless it leaks. There's no reason to take all that apart if you just need to replace the fill valve. (You can just buy the kit that has the fill valve only.) The tank to bowl gasket will last for decades. There's no reason to replace it every time you replace the fill valve.

Thank you for this helpful video. I'm gonna disassemble and clean my PS4 for the first time in a DECADE, and I'm gonna attach fans to the back to blow air into it while playing, because it recently started overheating, and I'm hoping to get a few more months (years?) out of it ...

I have three bathrooms and they have fluidmaster valves. Both are broken in two years although we don’t stay in this house a lot. I will replace them to Korky this weekend.

I removed the screws and plug but my power supply is stuck on one side

Would an alternative like making spacers out of pvc and putting them underneath the fixture bracket work? It would pull the bracket away from the wall, allowing for the light to fasten closer to the facade. The gaps around the light from the low points could then be covered with casing and sealed. This way the light is replaceable without cutting into the stone or the light.