PEX Manifold System: PEX Water Lines
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- Опубликовано: 8 мар 2021
- Installing a PEX manifold system and cleaning up a mess of water lines. Removing Polybutylene tubing and replacing with crimp PEX.
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1/2" & 3/4" PEX Crimper: geni.us/xjau
PEX Cutter: geni.us/1AIbA6
PEX Rings: geni.us/i2vAp
PEX Clips: geni.us/cyZa7Xe
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You make it look so simple. I know, years of experience. Careers I should've done! Thanks for all your help!
Upvoted because of the recommendation. Normally RUclips sends stuff that is of no interest in whatsoever. Great job. Nice and clean
Pat your videos are so good. Love everything you do. The professionalism you exhibit and the pride you take in your work is a pleasure to watch. You've helped me so much with your videos.
Thank you so much! Cheers!
Starting to investigate manifold systems. Your video provided me with an excellent visual guide for a reasonably handy DIYer. Have added this to my project list. Thanks!
Great videos, and information that gets to the point. I repiped my house a few years ago with pex, using a similar manifold system with individual shutoffs for each line. I installed a 3/4" line attached to a recirculating pump for the hot water manifold that has inlets on both sides for a return line.
Congrats on being a creator on the rise on RUclips trending!
Thank you so much mahad. I just received the notification. Cheers!
This was really helpful, combined with your video about replacing the polyb lines in your basement - I have a decent idea of what I think I need to do. First step, buy PEX tools...
Just stumbled on to your channel!.... sooooo glad I did!!!! Great info! Keep up the great work!!!
Really enjoyed your video. going through a similar project at my cottage. where did you purchase the brackets for the 3/4-in copper pipes? no links were provided. many thanks. keep up the great work!
superb。 such a good teacher 。bow with respect。😃
Dope video. Thanks
Great video sir.
Very nice work there…
Seeing some systems with all white and some with blue/red - why choose all-white vs color coding which indicates at-a-glance which is which without having to trace the line (especially when it disappears into a wall..)? Thanks for the show-and-tell and ideas!
Pat are you still doing hot water tanks in the edmonton area?
Nice video and very neat looking result. Picked up some ideas from it.
@PROSDIY - what is the reason you chose PEX B vs PEX A? The thing about PEX B connectors reducing flow bugs me and you don't seem to upsize your pipes. Do you think it's not a valid concern? Thanks!
How is the noise level with the manifold? Would you hear it from the bedroom without insulation? How is the noise with insulation?
What crimping tool do you use
that room is begging for a tankless water heater!
I’d note that there are minimum lengths for some types of pex
Video quality is getting good!
Hey man ! Ive been working in an hardware store for a while in the plumbing section and Ive enjoyed learning about it, english isnt my first language and I wondered what was the purpose of all the pex lines going to a cap, working as an hammer arrestor ? Or is it simply for future lines ? Good video, satisfying watching some good work !
Correct. They are future lines to 2 bathroom groups that are going to be renovated in a few months.
which came first, the electrical box or the manifold 😂😂
I dig
Also, a few of your amazon links are not working.
Thanks for letting me know. I'll check into them. Cheers!
What is the need for a water manifold system?
To look neat/service easier
To waste pipe and use more hot water lol
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1/2" & 3/4" PEX Crimper: geni.us/xjau
PEX Cutter: geni.us/1AIbA6
PEX Rings: geni.us/i2vAp
PEX Clips: geni.us/cyZa7Xe
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It's sad to see such good ABS pipe installed by a jake-leg.. Here in Texas ABS is hard to come by, sadly the same cant be said for amateur plumbing
excelente video,quisiera hacer algo parecido, pero soy muy pendejo,gracias