This is your calling in life. Excellent video. Naming all the fittings and codes without useless banter is rare indeed. Learned more from these short videos than hours spent with plumbing books. Please make more free videos.
What a nice guy you are! Thanks for this meaningful information for all of us DIY homeowners. I live in a rural area and plumbers will either not answer their phone, not show up during hunting season or come in with an extravagant quote. Thank you very much!!!
I watched this video before i became an apprentice last year and was confused on everything 😂 now here i am a 1 year apprentice and this video is incredibly easy to follow. I appreciate the help from back then!
I'm just reinforcing the already positive comments by saying, your diagrams are sooo helpful. It's one thing to know your craft but to be able to explain it and SHOW it for an average Joe like myself, makes a world of a difference. The visualizations paired with your narration, were splendid. Thank you!
Subscribed. Who needs school when you have great teachers like yourself, and you'll eventually get paid by RUclips with enough views. It's a win win for everyone. Trying to get a raise soon.
Dude thank you so much for such a perfectly informational, no BS, naming all the fittings and codes with no extra fluff and BS. You earned a subscriber in me!
Man am I glad I found your page. I'm installing a bathroom where there is no existing plumbing and I had no idea where to start. You've already been a wealth of information. Thank you sir.
Alan Smith I had a similar situation about 3 years ago and could not find what I was looking for. So frustrated. This video is simple and direct. Great video.
WOW! Awesome!!! This is what RUclips, Internet should be!! Very Well Done!!!! Saludos from Laredo, Texas. I'm about to redo a two story home that I want to rent out and this REALLY will help me out. Thank you
WOW! This has to be the best video I've ever seen on the topic of bathroom plumbing. The explanation is top rate and the descriptive nomenclature is an invaluable resource. And the free diagrams are a big bonus. You have a new subscriber. Thanks so much.
I requested the free diagram and I received much more than what I expected. Very detailed for several positions of bathtub, toilet,, sink. Awesome ! ! ! Thank you so much. The video is the best that I could find here. I learned a lot.
@@seanmorris7966 AMAZING VIDEOS... VERY HELPFUL... IF MY BATH WAS EXACLY AS YOUR DIAGRAM AND I'M MOVING MY TOILET 2 FEET TO THE RIGHT CAN MY STACK VENT STAY AT THE SAME LOCATION??? IF SO HOW CAN I VENT IT??? THANKS IN ADVANCED
One more quick tip, if your vent goes straight up through the plate line, it's a good idea to offset the vanity vent so there is no conflict with the electrician's light box.
Typically the entire drain, including the vent, is going to be offset a few inches from the centerline of the sink to allow the required p-trap to be installed under the sink during the finish. If the centerline of the sink is used as the location where the waste line is accessed, it leaves very little room to install the trap and is going to make for a messy looking finish.
Great video,im a plumber from Baltimore, it has been rare to say the least in all the complete trash I've found on RUclips that your video was so spot on. There are more ways to do the same rough-in and if you introduce flood level rim at it's height of 42" or optional 6" above the fixture being served it would round out a very well explained video. Nicely done
Thank you! It's so hard to get clear, understandable diagrams and information that's not full of plumbing jargon. We are in the stages of trying to figure out if it's feasible to DIY a bathroom in our basement. I've looked at dozens of videos and this is the only one that made sense to me.
Man, you know your stuff ! Your explanations and diagrams are second to none. Thanks for making this video and please continue to do so. I gave you a thumbs up and subscribed.
This is a really good video, and the animations/drawings are ideal for showing the design of the system. I like that you have used individual vents rather than wet-venting the fixtures. Even though it is a little more effort, it seems like a lot more reliable and cleaner method of providing adequate venting. Thank you for creating and posting this video!
WOW! This has to be the best video I've seen on bathroom plumbing. The explanation is top rate and the descriptive nomenclature is invaluable for all of us DIYers. The free diagrams are a great help too. You have a new subscriber. Thanks.
Thank you! Doing tiny home for my daughter. This is super helpful. Got the diagrams to take to lowes and buy supplies. Super clear and straight to the point.
You sir, are an excellent teacher. I came here to see what fittings were acceptable when a vertical drain dumps into a horizontal line. Now I will chech your other vides to see how far my toilet can be from the vent. Thanks
this is hands down the best video tutorial with no nonsense and left me with no questions on this subject . my new bathroom addition turned out great thanks to you you Mr Miagi'ed this one for sure
man this video is quality your time is greatly appreciated, i have been a apprentice for a few month now if i had seen this on day 1 this would have helped me so much more thankyou
Thank you for this fine video. My Dad bought a little shed and would like he and I to turn into a bathroom near his shop. Your contribution here as well as the 2 free Plumbing Diagrams will be a most welcome contribution and I can't thank you enough for them.
Nice it would be awesome if you made a app that would teach this information and interact as well. Like different plumbing situations that are common and use United States plumbing codes to help inspiring new plumbers to complete the jobs correctly!
@@TeamKevin31 easy, you don't have to tie in with so many lateral lines. Fewer fittings and pipe. One 3 or even a 2 inch vent pipe off the back of the toilet vents the whole room. It's in the SE plumbing code.
Is there a diagram that shows this? The issue is a vent needs to be placed above the fixtures traps normally above a sanTee so they have to be tied in to the main vent somehow.
@@RubbinRobbin yes there is a diagram, but I don't know how to load it for this reply. Normally you are correct, the old code for the SE is the same as this video shows. But if you can imagine a 3 inch pipe going straight up from the toilet in the wall instead of 2 or 1 1/2. No lateral tie ins required. Also the sink goes straight in to the 3 inch above the floor about 18 inches.
you can wet vent an entire bathroom through an 1 1/2" vent off the lav. 3x2 y ->2x1/12 Y. 3" run picks up toilet, 2" run picks up lav and 1 1/2 branch picks up tub/shower.
Most states allow wet venting systems witch means a full bathroom will only have one 2 inch vent plumbed to the roof. The venting in this video is called individual venting it uses much more pipe then wet venting and with wet wanting every time you use your sink your washing out the vent.
How to vent identical bathrooms that are stacked on top of each other? Does each fixture have a vent that goes up to roof or should there only be one vent through roof? I just started working as a drafter I'd appreciate any help
Thanks so much for sharing this information. Amazing video!! You've got a great talent for explaining these scenarios. Definitely a blessing to those of us diy'ers.
I thought the p trap was suppose to be turned around. 1:39. I'm probably wrong but i thought it wasn't supposed to drain and hit a 90 because it's like "hitting a wall and effects the flow of water. I'm just an apprentice so i'm probably just confused but is it not?
Currently in a trade school to maximize my chances of getting an apprenticeship , I'm in Canada so I'm sure codes are a little different but I love these videos either way
In US, it's hard to find apprentices. As long as one has a little common sense, a desire to succeed, and willing to work, you can get an apprenticeship with no sweat
I have been a master plumber for 35 years now. A plumbing system needs a 3" vent by code whether it's one toilet or several toilets. We size the vents by fixture units. Never use an 1.5 vent for toilet or drain. I recommend u guys use UPC instead
I’ve been watching you for what seems a couple years. I remember when you started making these video series to put out there. It’s great to see that you finished them. Great info for plumbing. Main thing is...you created it...you did it Bro! I would love to chat with you about your system, how the subscriptions are going, etc. I recognize I no one to you though. Electrician Dave
Thanks for the great video. Question: What if I were to build two bathrooms back to back, with each bathrooms toilet and sink separated by the same wall -- can I tie in each sink and toilet into the same pipes? Or do I have to build an extra thick wall, each containing exact replicas of the piping? Hopefully that makes sense.
Wish I could afford your blueprints. Trying to plumb my shed to tiny house conversion is challenging and I have zero experience. Can’t afford a plumber so I’m forced to do it myself. I won’t have a flush toilet because I can’t afford a code-complying septic. But I’m installing two IBC totes as a grease trap for the grey water from the kitchen sink, lav, shower and dishwasher. I buy more parts every month as I can afford. Clearly, it was a mistake in judgment on my part, not anticipating the costs before doing this. Oh well, making the best of it. Thanks for these videos.
Thanks for making these awesome videos and providing great content for everyone! This is great for the motivated DIY who wants to do things right. I'm doing a bathroom remodel in the near future and the new layout will be identical to bathroom #3. The only problem is that it's on a concrete slab and I can't figure out where to put the cleanout. Can I extend the 3" pipe backwards (against the flow of water) to the nearest stud bay and have a cleanout inside the wall behind an access panel? I want to do this right with a permit, and screwing up the cleanout will probably fail my inspection.
How do I give a slope to a horizontal pipe coming out of a 90 degree elbow fitting from a vertical pipe ? Aren’t the fittings supposed to make the vertical and horizontal pipes perfect 90 degrees?
Finally the video I've been looking for! Covering everything in easy to understand detail! The dislikes are from plummers that are going to lose business because of this!🤣
@@bp4170 Nobody in the plumbing trade is going to lose there job because of this video, it was just a joke dummy.They have more work then they know what to deal with, and not like most jobs they are bullet proof on job security ,and don't have to worry about amazon.It is nice that DIY's can do alot of plumbing jobs themselves because of these videos . Plummers must think they are doctors the prices they charge! I installed my own tankless water heater and replummed most my house thanks to these videos and saves thousands of dollars!
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Hey do you know if it’s okay to add a toilet above & use the existing toilet vent? (Using the vent as an exit pipe)
What module is this bro can you send a link to me this bro
This is your calling in life. Excellent video. Naming all the fittings and codes without useless banter is rare indeed. Learned more from these short videos than hours spent with plumbing books. Please make more free videos.
This is one of the clearest and educating RUclips I ever seen. Job well done.
What a nice guy you are! Thanks for this meaningful information for all of us DIY homeowners. I live in a rural area and plumbers will either not answer their phone, not show up during hunting season or come in with an extravagant quote.
Thank you very much!!!
I watched this video before i became an apprentice last year and was confused on everything 😂 now here i am a 1 year apprentice and this video is incredibly easy to follow. I appreciate the help from back then!
How did you start?
I'm just reinforcing the already positive comments by saying, your diagrams are sooo helpful. It's one thing to know your craft but to be able to explain it and SHOW it for an average Joe like myself, makes a world of a difference. The visualizations paired with your narration, were splendid. Thank you!
No matter how simple, no matter how good it is explained, I can always turn it into a disaster! 👍👍👍
If there's a way for me to mess up, better believe I will find it 😫😩😭
Y’all funny, God bless
Subscribed. Who needs school when you have great teachers like yourself, and you'll eventually get paid by RUclips with enough views. It's a win win for everyone. Trying to get a raise soon.
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Cash-to-the-mere Cash-to-the-mere I want to beat up my plumbing instructor
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Did yall really go to school to be a plumber?
That's the way it should be, some of the lower youtubers get like 60k a year.
Dude thank you so much for such a perfectly informational, no BS, naming all the fittings and codes with no extra fluff and BS. You earned a subscriber in me!
You got the best plumbing videos by far. No bs, straight to it and always on point.
Man am I glad I found your page. I'm installing a bathroom where there is no existing plumbing and I had no idea where to start. You've already been a wealth of information. Thank you sir.
Alan Smith I had a similar situation about 3 years ago and could not find what I was looking for. So frustrated. This video is simple and direct. Great video.
WOW! Awesome!!! This is what RUclips, Internet should be!! Very Well Done!!!! Saludos from Laredo, Texas. I'm about to redo a two story home that I want to rent out and this REALLY will help me out. Thank you
WOW! This has to be the best video I've ever seen on the topic of bathroom plumbing. The explanation is top rate and the descriptive nomenclature is an invaluable resource. And the free diagrams are a big bonus. You have a new subscriber. Thanks so much.
I requested the free diagram and I received much more than what I expected. Very detailed for several positions of bathtub, toilet,, sink. Awesome ! ! ! Thank you so much. The video is the best that I could find here. I learned a lot.
Grab Your FREE Cheat Sheet:
1. *** 2 Free Bathroom Plumbing Plans: hammerpedia.co/diagram
2. *** Free Toilet Venting Guide: hammerpedia.com/vent
3. *** Pick The Proper DWV Fitting: www.hammerpedia.co/fittings
⭐ Checkout Our Collection of Bathroom Plumbing Plans: ⭐
hammerpedia.com/bathroom-blueprint
what CAD program are you using? I love the layouts.
@@Hammerpedia can you send me a drawing of the plumbing system florestom444 @ gmail.com
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@@seanmorris7966 AMAZING VIDEOS... VERY HELPFUL... IF MY BATH WAS EXACLY AS YOUR DIAGRAM AND I'M MOVING MY TOILET 2 FEET TO THE RIGHT CAN MY STACK VENT STAY AT THE SAME LOCATION??? IF SO HOW CAN I VENT IT??? THANKS IN ADVANCED
Just spent the $50 for the blueprints and online help, worth every penny!
One more quick tip, if your vent goes straight up through the plate line, it's a good idea to offset the vanity vent so there is no conflict with the electrician's light box.
Typically the entire drain, including the vent, is going to be offset a few inches from the centerline of the sink to allow the required p-trap to be installed under the sink during the finish. If the centerline of the sink is used as the location where the waste line is accessed, it leaves very little room to install the trap and is going to make for a messy looking finish.
Great video,im a plumber from Baltimore, it has been rare to say the least in all the complete trash I've found on RUclips that your video was so spot on. There are more ways to do the same rough-in and if you introduce flood level rim at it's height of 42" or optional 6" above the fixture being served it would round out a very well explained video. Nicely done
we would value your feedback on our latest plumbing video!
Thank you! It's so hard to get clear, understandable diagrams and information that's not full of plumbing jargon. We are in the stages of trying to figure out if it's feasible to DIY a bathroom in our basement. I've looked at dozens of videos and this is the only one that made sense to me.
Glad you found it helpful :)
@@Hammerpedia can you please listed the materials that you use for the plumbing please . Thank you
Agree with Eliana... the cleanest, clearest video on plumbing I have seen with great code callouts on section references. Well done!
please take a second to see our video on plumbing as well, we would love your great feedback too!
Man, you know your stuff ! Your explanations and diagrams are second to none. Thanks for making this video and please continue to do so. I gave you a thumbs up and subscribed.
I did the same
@@JSpade85 I agreed with you.
Dude make more of these videos they are so helpful!!! Makes renovating a bathroom look so easy. Thanks for taking the time really are inspiring
One of best “how to” videos I’ve ever seen.
This is a really good video, and the animations/drawings are ideal for showing the design of the system. I like that you have used individual vents rather than wet-venting the fixtures. Even though it is a little more effort, it seems like a lot more reliable and cleaner method of providing adequate venting. Thank you for creating and posting this video!
I always watch your vids and just recently passed my master plumbing licensure exam. Thank you! 💝
Way to go!
WOW! This has to be the best video I've seen on bathroom plumbing. The explanation is top rate and the descriptive nomenclature is invaluable for all of us DIYers. The free diagrams are a great help too. You have a new subscriber. Thanks.
What do you think of our plumbing video???
Awesome video. Not only explaining how to but the piping specs are JUST as vital. I hope he does one for each fixture, walk-in shower, tub.
Dang! I never knew Owen Wilson was so proficient in plumbing. Great Video!
you are good, not only your diagram is good, your explanation is good and the tone of your voice is perfect. thank yoiu. :)
Thank you! Doing tiny home for my daughter. This is super helpful. Got the diagrams to take to lowes and buy supplies. Super clear and straight to the point.
You sir, are an excellent teacher. I came here to see what fittings were acceptable when a vertical drain dumps into a horizontal line. Now I will chech your other vides to see how far my toilet can be from the vent. Thanks
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Your course is literally the best money I've ever spent on anything online.
That's awesome to hear. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, another great example of how the internet is a positive experience.
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Do you have videos for kitchen and hot water heaters going to bathroom n kitchen @Hammerpedia
Also you could use a single vent for both fixtures (as wet vent), connected to the sink in order to save some pipe and a couple of fittings.
Best plumbing vid yet! Quick, to the point, with everything explained...Thanx!
this is hands down the best video tutorial with no nonsense and left me with no questions on this subject . my new bathroom addition turned out great thanks to you you Mr Miagi'ed this one for sure
Thanks for your kind words!
I dont care how long ago this was made "This was an awesome little vid"
Thank you great dude!
Very sweet! DL'ed the the cad to!!!
man this video is quality your time is greatly appreciated, i have been a apprentice for a few month now if i had seen this on day 1 this would have helped me so much more thankyou
Keep these type of videos coming! You have a talent for conveying info clearly.
I am no plumber but your video is so great explaining things I had no idea of. Thanks.
Great video and so informative! Thank you for the diagram! The flex seal I put on as an emergency "temporary" fix 3 years ago is starting to fail.
I could tell you some stories about flex seal that I’d rather not.. 😅
Thank you for this fine video. My Dad bought a little shed and would like he and I to turn into a bathroom near his shop. Your contribution here as well as the 2 free Plumbing Diagrams will be a most welcome contribution and I can't thank you enough for them.
I'm doing my Dad a cabin and this looks too easy not to do yourself, bore some holes, connect right size at appropriate level....good luck
Wow !!!!!! WOW !!!!
clear and simple " how to"
Looks easy to do .
Great video..
I’ve never seen a video done as well as this. And I have watched hundreds of tutorials, walkthroughs and projects to completion. Thanks man.
Thanks for those kind words!
I remodel bathrooms for a living ....at least it exists now. Great job explaning and illustration
Wow - great job showing how it all fits together with details included. Thanks!
I been watching many plumbing videos and this was the easiest best making sense yet.
it's wrong
Tripnotyst your mom is wrong!
Man you don’t understand how helpful this was !!! Thank you
Nice it would be awesome if you made a app that would teach this information and interact as well. Like different plumbing situations that are common and use United States plumbing codes to help inspiring new plumbers to complete the jobs correctly!
PLEASE make more. you are literally the best plumbing breakdown video on youtube!!!
This is the second one for the basement bat. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxOuLt8IL_GxhhaK8DBuKEL-zV0UJVpWZn , works great
I love your attention to detail and the ability to communicate that knowledge. Thank you!
Outstanding info. especially giving the measurements for the toilet.. Excellent video..
15 inches is a little tight 17 is much better if available
@@AllistairTenpenny that's the minimum he said
Please take a look at our reno too!!!
Great well made helpful videos. I always find that if you off set the waste for sink that its easier to install the P trap.
Great information...broken down, into easy to understand language along with the code references. Thank you!
3:20 what would you do about a clean out in a slab?
Well done video, I noticed that there was no mention of grade/ slope, on the 3 " horizontal run . Keep up the great job.
3” & under is 1/4” per foot.
4” & above is 1/8” per foot.
8” and above is 1/6 per foot
Question here, can you not wet vent this with a 2x2x1.5 San tee in the drain position on top of the W.C?
Amazing! It's easy for our understanding of every part of drainage system. Great and million thanks!
Been doing purchasing for a few years but getting into project management now, this video was very helpful thank you!
Best plumbing video ever....
lol no it isn't this is so wrong. You can vent a while bathroom with 1 vent. And you don't need your 3" to be directly underneath
Finally found a no-nonsense video that tells you what to do!
Wonderful Work My Friend and I absolutely Love the 3D Modeling. I could go on but .......... Subscribed !
Fantastic video. Best I’ve seen over MANY years.
I don’t do this stuff every day so I forget and need a refresher.
Awesome job!!!
Agreed! take a sec to check out our work too!
You would be such a great instructor, everything is up to code here.
Perhaps down-sizes water lines next ?
Not in Australia! all the underfloor pipes are 4” and the sink drains to a floor waste trap in the middle of the bathroom.
Best and most informative video I've seen yet going to recommend channel to plumbing techs.
SE Plumbing code allows a 3 inch vent for the whole bathroom. Saves a lot time and money and works great. Nevertheless, nice video.
Vinny Gumbats how’re you saving tome and money with a 3” vent rather than 1 1/2” and 2” vent? Lmao
@@TeamKevin31 easy, you don't have to tie in with so many lateral lines. Fewer fittings and pipe. One 3 or even a 2 inch vent pipe off the back of the toilet vents the whole room. It's in the SE plumbing code.
Is there a diagram that shows this? The issue is a vent needs to be placed above the fixtures traps normally above a sanTee so they have to be tied in to the main vent somehow.
@@RubbinRobbin yes there is a diagram, but I don't know how to load it for this reply. Normally you are correct, the old code for the SE is the same as this video shows. But if you can imagine a 3 inch pipe going straight up from the toilet in the wall instead of 2 or 1 1/2. No lateral tie ins required. Also the sink goes straight in to the 3 inch above the floor about 18 inches.
you can wet vent an entire bathroom through an 1 1/2" vent off the lav. 3x2 y ->2x1/12 Y. 3" run picks up toilet, 2" run picks up lav and 1 1/2 branch picks up tub/shower.
This is a really great class in basic bathroom plumbing, very clear direction
Great video. So much plumbing information in 6 minutes. 💯👍🏽 thanks for video. Im subscribed 💪🏽
Most states allow wet venting systems witch means a full bathroom will only have one 2 inch vent plumbed to the roof. The venting in this video is called individual venting it uses much more pipe then wet venting and with wet wanting every time you use your sink your washing out the vent.
How to vent identical bathrooms that are stacked on top of each other? Does each fixture have a vent that goes up to roof or should there only be one vent through roof? I just started working as a drafter I'd appreciate any help
Thanks so much for sharing this information. Amazing video!! You've got a great talent for explaining these scenarios. Definitely a blessing to those of us diy'ers.
Wow!! Well presented with great visual aspect..👏 👏 👏
Please check ot our page, we're new and working hard to see what people think about our videos!
I thought the p trap was suppose to be turned around. 1:39. I'm probably wrong but i thought it wasn't supposed to drain and hit a 90 because it's like "hitting a wall and effects the flow of water. I'm just an apprentice so i'm probably just confused but is it not?
Currently in a trade school to maximize my chances of getting an apprenticeship , I'm in Canada so I'm sure codes are a little different but I love these videos either way
Join the UA! Best decision I’ve ever made.
In US, it's hard to find apprentices. As long as one has a little common sense, a desire to succeed, and willing to work, you can get an apprenticeship with no sweat
i just recently went in with boots and overalls and got a job just like that in alberta.
@PlumberGasfitter this is how i was able to break through, trades are old school and like in person initiative for the most part
Go union best decision ever. Started non union because I didn’t know better.
Holy bejeesus this is the best best best walkthrough on the inter webs. Wow. Well done.
Thanks Miles!
One of the Best videos I've seen on RUclips regarding this type of information. I will be subscribing now.
one of the few useful videos on RUclips...ever. thankyou!
Well explained, thank you.
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You get a gold star for this video ⭐️
Very good to have , a appreciate your time and work for wanting to Learn, Bless you Brother from Florida Sunshine State.
I have been a master plumber for 35 years now. A plumbing system needs a 3" vent by code whether it's one toilet or several toilets. We size the vents by fixture units. Never use an 1.5 vent for toilet or drain. I recommend u guys use UPC instead
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Clear and complete. Thank you.
Although, I thought that venting had to connect downstream of source?
I’ve been watching you for what seems a couple years.
I remember when you started making these video series to put out there.
It’s great to see that you finished them.
Great info for plumbing.
Main thing is...you created it...you did it Bro!
I would love to chat with you about your system, how the subscriptions are going, etc. I recognize I no one to you though.
Electrician Dave
Great!
Great instruction. Thank you for the time and effort you took to make this video and share it with us. Greetings from Croatia.
Thanks for the great video. Question: What if I were to build two bathrooms back to back, with each bathrooms toilet and sink separated by the same wall -- can I tie in each sink and toilet into the same pipes? Or do I have to build an extra thick wall, each containing exact replicas of the piping? Hopefully that makes sense.
Correct! Use same pipe
Dude this is an amazing video wow
Thanks
This video was randomly on my recommendations and its entertaining to watch eventhough i dont do construction
Best plumbing videos I've found. Sad there there are not more.
In 6:17 min I learned a lot thanks
I hope this man got all the revenue he wanted from this. Thanks man
Thank you for an amazing video. Very well explained!!
Wish I could afford your blueprints. Trying to plumb my shed to tiny house conversion is challenging and I have zero experience. Can’t afford a plumber so I’m forced to do it myself. I won’t have a flush toilet because I can’t afford a code-complying septic. But I’m installing two IBC totes as a grease trap for the grey water from the kitchen sink, lav, shower and dishwasher.
I buy more parts every month as I can afford. Clearly, it was a mistake in judgment on my part, not anticipating the costs before doing this. Oh well, making the best of it. Thanks for these videos.
Thanks for making these awesome videos and providing great content for everyone! This is great for the motivated DIY who wants to do things right.
I'm doing a bathroom remodel in the near future and the new layout will be identical to bathroom #3. The only problem is that it's on a concrete slab and I can't figure out where to put the cleanout. Can I extend the 3" pipe backwards (against the flow of water) to the nearest stud bay and have a cleanout inside the wall behind an access panel? I want to do this right with a permit, and screwing up the cleanout will probably fail my inspection.
As a plumber apprentice, his videos help me a lot too! I don't have the best teachers so I have to figure a lot out on my own.
How do I give a slope to a horizontal pipe coming out of a 90 degree elbow fitting from a vertical pipe ? Aren’t the fittings supposed to make the vertical and horizontal pipes perfect 90 degrees?
Thanks for the free diagram, really awsome. I really appreciate it, it eally helps.
Thanks again.
Thanks Konny.
How may i get a pdf ,,diagram or notes please please
Karan, on our website at hammerpedia.co/diagram
Thank you for providing this! It's amazing!😊
we made something for u as well!!!
Greetings from Atacama, Chile. I have to admit that this channel is amazing, thanks for sharing this valuable information.
Finally the video I've been looking for! Covering everything in easy to understand detail! The dislikes are from plummers that are going to lose business because of this!🤣
Thanks Viking
Why is it funny that someone in the trades will be out of work?
@@bp4170 Nobody in the plumbing trade is going to lose there job because of this video, it was just a joke dummy.They have more work then they know what to deal with, and not like most jobs they are bullet proof on job security ,and don't have to worry about amazon.It is nice that DIY's can do alot of plumbing jobs themselves because of these videos . Plummers must think they are doctors the prices they charge! I installed my own tankless water heater and replummed most my house thanks to these videos and saves thousands of dollars!