How to Transition From ABS to PVC the RIGHT WAY
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- Sometimes, we find ourselves working on drain lines with ABS pipes, and it can be tough to find ABS parts. If you're in this situation, you might think about switching to PVC. In this video, we'll show you exactly how to do that.
🔩 Materials Used:
- Oatey ABS to PVC Transition Cement: amzn.to/3uUU5Vg
- Oatey ABS Cement: amzn.to/3RHw9O6
- Oatey PVC Primer & Cement Kit: amzn.to/3v41EJ2
- Fernco Rubber Shielded Coupling: amzn.to/4805wcL
🧰 Tools Used:
- Channellock - 9" Channel Locks: amzn.to/40SfZEy
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Love this guy. So gets to the point. Covers the bases.
Oh man!!! Thanks so much! Thanks for watching 👍
Great job! Thanks
Thank you so much! You are the best!! 🛠👍
Excellent Thank you.
Awesome! Learning something new with all of you!! 🙂
I love this video thanks 😊 ❤️
Great!!! Thanks for watching 🤙
Nice!
Thanks, we all learn together in this journey.
How strong of a connection will the transition cement make? Strong enough for some non pressure sewage piping to hold up long term?
It is pretty strong. Like mentioned in the video, it’s a product recommended by the manufacturer… worth checking out.
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not deburing the inside and outside of the pipe.... JUST finish it in ABS is the right answer. no reason to put in PVC, the ONLY reason is if a bonding flange or drain is in PVC but the pipe is ABS or such
Absolutely, your point about finishing in ABS is valid. The problem I was trying to share is that, what happens if I a repair or renovation is much more then few fittings and I can't get a hold of all ABS. Transitioning the right way is key. Thank you for sharing your insights and watching the video. 🛠️👍🏽🔧
Do not use this glue. It does not meet the building code. You must use a mechanical connector to join dissimilar wastenlines.
100% incorrect. it meet most code requirements for residential use. depends on where you are.
Well, it is a gray area. Building codes can vary, so it's always a good idea to check with local authorities for the specific requirements in your area. I tried to showing the different approaches for this problem.Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. We all learn together. 👍🏽🏡💡
As if building codes mean quality 😂😂
F the code.
@@timothywhieldon1971 So the real response is both correct and incorrect. You are right it does depend where you are.