One of our viewers pointed out a mistake in my math . Great video. Your math at 7:30 was incorrect because you accidentally had an extra “30” in the calculator. Your point came across fine though.
Awesome video. It was very informative. I really appreciate people taking the time to put informative videos on RUclips to help other people learn. Excellent work!
Great video. Your math at 7:30 was incorrect because you accidentally had an extra “30” in the calculator. Your point came across fine though. I’m routing a drain line now under my slab, and this video helped me out.
Or you can pay a company to come out and scan for anywhere between 60 to $100 and they will give you location and elevation tracking your sewer line all the way from the street all the way to your house this is a fairly common practice for builders are doing addition. It's a $800 rigid camera for sewers that almost all of those guys use and the camera what it does is it gives the viewer fault elevation and they can track it by using a device that they hold above ground and it beeps and they follow the beep and mark the location on your concrete driveway or wherever.
Thanks for sharing and this would be money well spent if you drain pipes don't come straight off of the house or clean out towards sewer or septic tank.
One of our viewers pointed out a mistake in my math . Great video. Your math at 7:30 was incorrect because you accidentally had an extra “30” in the calculator. Your point came across fine though.
Awesome video. It was very informative. I really appreciate people taking the time to put informative videos on RUclips to help other people learn.
Excellent work!
My pleasure!
Great video. Your math at 7:30 was incorrect because you accidentally had an extra “30” in the calculator. Your point came across fine though.
I’m routing a drain line now under my slab, and this video helped me out.
You are correct and I appreciate you letting me know. Weird how it happened, but you can clearly see it happened.
Love your video's. Great job
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Outstanding video. .....
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Or you can pay a company to come out and scan for anywhere between 60 to $100 and they will give you location and elevation tracking your sewer line all the way from the street all the way to your house this is a fairly common practice for builders are doing addition. It's a $800 rigid camera for sewers that almost all of those guys use and the camera what it does is it gives the viewer fault elevation and they can track it by using a device that they hold above ground and it beeps and they follow the beep and mark the location on your concrete driveway or wherever.
Thanks for sharing and this would be money well spent if you drain pipes don't come straight off of the house or clean out towards sewer or septic tank.