HVAC Ductwork BEST Practices Using SHURTAPE | Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2020
- Continuing the HVAC ductwork fabrication series, here is part 2! I’ll show you my process on how I insulate the metal duct, secure and seal the branch line taps. I find this process to be pretty easy and effective. Using the right tapes is crucial in sealing the ducts properly, that’s why I use Shurtape. Quality products that I can trust. Hope you guys enjoy the video!
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Loving the videos Zach. Really good content brother. Congratulations on the growth of the channel as well.
I just began my hvac career almost a year ago and love it. I watch your videos to learn as much as I can but also enjoy watching them!
I love seeing your work beacuse of the pride you take on it to the small detail. Awesome work! God Bless
Love it man, always pumping out quality videos. Keep it up!
Some of the best hvac content out there on this channel....
I've used old discarded, outdated credit cards as squeegees. Great video! Great instructions. Quality work!
dang, this guy is a real craftsman. I wish I could hire him in my home state. He's a pro.
Thank you for a very helpful instruction video with detailed explanations. A big help.
hello I'm from Brazil . I'm learning English to better understand your videos. you have great tools, congratulations you are an excellent professional
Thank you for showing your process. I do strictly service and it’s nice to finally see and comprehend how some installs are done.
Good job. No many people care enough to seal. I just used 5 bucket of mud and 2 rolls of tape changing out my whole system. Stay safe great vid.
"Do your best, tape the rest" words to live by lol
Another great video brotha!!! Clean as always. 👨🏻🔧💪🏼
This is fantastic info my guy - nice work!
Just subscribed. Your videos are very informative and helpful
You’ve been taught well.
I don’t see most taking time to work to this detail.
At this rate
He probably takes a month to do a rough in a house
It's b/c we aren't given this much time to do jobs. $0.02.
Most aren't making youtube videos as evidence of their labor
I like your attention to detail.
Looks great. Nice tutorial. Great piece. 👍✌️😁😉
Awesome video. Very professional work
Seamless work Zach
Love all the Milwaukee gear you rock 😎
The squeegee info was great. Thanks great videos
Nice clean work bro 👍
Awesome as always 👏🏼
Super talented, wish all HVAC techs cared this much...!!!! Love your tools and organization..
I'm a sheet metal worker as well.....can't believe you stapled the insulation, but whatever works for ya! I definitely give you props for actually using an applicator on the foil tape though👍
Like to see more duct work videos brotha! I'm mostly tech work so I need more practice on my duct work skills lol
Ive always been able to wrap pipe up to 14 by laying the pipe parallel with the roll and just cutting at the end of the pipe instead of measuring.
Very nice work!
Damn that looks so good I I would set it in my living room as a piece of furniture
dang I wish everyone was like this guy at there profession , this country would be alot more better ,
Best installation technique on the internet. Love it
Quality work!
love these!
You super talented.
You did it just how I would do it at my house...👍
I'm not sure for all brands but I think most brands of foil back give you the measurements on the packaging to wrap different size ductwork
Looking good! Only difference I do is when wrapping the insulation around the pipe, I’ll tape down that first thick end to the pipe itself before overlapping the end where you remove the insulation. I feel like I never have to worry about the insulation sliding off or moving before adding taps/installing in general.
@Chris O'harra glad im not alone on that haha
Great work!
Looks great! Definitely recommend staggering the branch taps for increased plenum pressure. Love the videos, keep them coming!
Go back to school , staggering has nothing to do with pressurization , flow , static
@@ynot6781 It does. Take your own advice!
Very nice job bro
Awesome video brother, I have been doing installs for a little while now but this was some great info. Not sure what cost more but do you prefer installation over the bubble wrap?
Great job. For those who can't do all that bending over(hernia), get two 8 ft. fold up tables and some sheetmetal and you have a great work table.
It's gonna be hard to work with it like that think about it
Nice job and video
Nice work
I wish I could take all my time at this jobs…
Nice work
Nice thank you for sharing
Great job damn the haters that is just jealous of your success my brother!
Being in Nashville I'd guess you've done a few recording studio installs. What do you differently w/ the ductwork to keep them quiet? Love what you are doing with your channel, nice going.
Looks great. What brand of cinch stapler are you using? Like it?
Nice job .
Love the work and videos that you do. Keep it up Zach!!! Curious on which staple gun that you use in this video? Thanks.
Looks like a Bositch T5. Called an outward cinch stapler. Bends the short ends of the staple outwards to grab the strings in the insulation.
Your videos are super helpful for me being a new apprentice. I have insulating down pretty well, but we make a fold on both sides and use staples that clamp shut like regular staples and we use a lot more duct butter than tape. What I'm having trouble with is insulating elbows. How do you insulate 45 and 90 degree duct elbows? Thank you for your time!
Make a pattern that's in the shape of a fish.
What brand stapler is that youre using for the insulation?
Clean work. What is the make and model of the stapler?
I use to connect wyes all day for 8hrs at ac pro. That was one itchy job. The ty or wye is the metal thing you connect to the duct, it allows you to connect two pieces of duct together. But it wasn’t always wye or ty’s it was all sorts of metal applications some of them square.
The mastic tape is a good touch, but as some of these novices should know, there are alternatives. One is, duct sealant mastic. It has the consistency of warm peanut butter. It is applied with a chip brush all seams are hit. The drawback is, to mastic the pipe after it’s hung because bending and movement may cause connections to crack open. It’s the best method if you have to have a pressure tested system. Many states are now requiring this, because of shoddy work done in the past. The drawback to mastic Tape is that it’s very expensive. My own house I used mastic inside and out. To include all lineal joints. I have a friend that owns a union shop, he says that they are not allowed to use more than 6’ of flex on each drop. Everything is hard pipe. The norm for an independent is the renowned “Octopus” of flex. In the Boston area he said they will make you rip it out and start ver.
I used duct seal mastic on my home with the ridgid already being in place when we moved in. Much easier than taping all the joints fussing with those rolls while in a crawlspace. Imbedded some mesh tape as well and sealed over that. Rock solid connections now. Now wrapping insulation is a whole different story down there ughhhhh
Good video. Mastic man.
here in sweden it is very cold in winter and watching you insulating that tube makes me feel warmer. thanks for gentle but steady handling of the duct situation. it clarified many things for me. however it also raised an important question, what is this tube for? thank you
Its an air duct. For Heating and Cooling the home. When theyre manufactured via sheet metal in some areas you have to insulate them well or theyll sweat and give you a free rainforest inside your home
Im in Manchester tn. Hvac!!
I use the bubble wraps because they’re much fast and they insulate pretty well
Do you wrap twice?
Isn’t bubble’s R value really only like 4.3
Great work. What staple gun is that? I’ve been on my knees fussing with FSK take every time I have to wrap Duct. That stapler will change my life!
This man is probably the god of gift wrapping
What type of stapler gun did you use? I bought one but the staples aren't grabbing the insulation. Thanks 👍🏻
What size staples?
Can you staple bubble wrap? If so what size staples?
Great video, talk about that staple gun. How do the staple ends curl, in order to hold the two pieces together? Wouldn’t the staples just fall out the same way they went in. Being just foil as a material.
It's an outward clinch stapler. I have the same one he uses in this video, but I prefer the arrow t50oc. It pushes the curls outward so it would have to rip through the backing on the insulation. Just enough to hold it in place well enough and the tape locks it all down.
Where did you get your insulation ductwork? Curious about getting one
In your opinion, what lasts longer mastic or tape? I'm reading mastic last longer or is tape tech on par?
Great video very informative but why not just use insulation sleeves from your supply house? Much faster and less labor costs
Can you make a video on insulating odd elbows or angles ?
What is the name of that duct insulation?? Great job 👏🏻 I need it 🤩
How do the air duct cleaning ? Is it a HAVC maintenance company or special company for duct cleaning ?
I think this guy started his career at NASA!
Could u use reflextix to wrap it instead?
Do you pass the duct test with the mastic tape? I like to use duct sealant but it's messy
Please do a video on a 90 elbow
Was there ever a part 3 for this?? I can't find it :(
I use my hat method get a roll of venture tape Tare off a piece stick it to the hat get it to where it can meet I use the tape to hold it in place
Is that just a regular stapler or something specialized for this?
Man I worked in commercial installation and the amount of time this would take on a large scale would be absurd! This would be nice to milk the clock for a homeowner, but not in a job site setting. Duct butter/pookie/mastic is much faster, but it's very messy if you're new at it.
Ah, I remember years ago when I first started the trade my first two weeks thats all I did. I'd look like I took a bath in it by the end of the day...damn near ruined ever pair of jeans I owned. good ol' Duct Butter!
In this video you used shurtape for the tap, on an older video, you used mastic... is this tape better, the same easier or maybe mastic is better is some instances or vice versa? thanks for the great videos.
They both have a time and place. If i was sealing the lock joint on pipe id use the tape since its a straight line. If i was doing a tap or pipe to pipe id use actual mastic since i can just run the brush around the circle rather than fighting with tape. Thats just my two scents
Do you ever just slide flex duct over your metal pipe?
Nice work, when stapling doesn't the staples go through the metal those creating possible hangups on the inside
No, the staples only catch the insulation.
Hey can you show us how to insulate a 90 degree steel elbow
What staple gun and staple types are you using?
Where can a homeowner get the saddle taps you used? I can't seem to find the self adhesive style for mounting to round duct mains.
Most supply houses won't sell directly to homeowners.
Looks clean. But imagine doing this in the crawl soace attic. 😥
Where can you buy the insulation?
Hello, i am interested in this type of duct, where can i purchase it?
What stapler are you using?
Did part 3 ever come out?
But why does the orientation of the damper handle (?) matter if the take off is the other way? You were about to say it and stopped. I need to know. Lol
Always ready to lay the pipe down
Just wondering why you don't use the gooey mastic stuff for sealing the taps? Thank you for the videos!
That’s what most people use because that tape is super expensive. The tape is cleaner.
Because this is an ad for tape
@@picklerix6162 but mastik is a much better and longer lasting seal
The 3” insulated metal pipe wrap what is it called & where does a DIY get it. I have not seen at big box places?? What is the width!
Usually purchased at a supply house. Supply houses usually don't sell to homeowners.
I have a question about the taps. I use a heat gun before putting my screws in. Am I over doing it?
I always mastic over them anyways. I'd say we're both over doing it, but it's better than a leaky duct.
And yes your gonna use alot of staples 😉
Do you stagger your taps?! To allow more back pressure inside duct, or do you just have them directly across from one another!?
I noticed the same thing 😂
Wont matter....the hardest heat lead is the 1 after the reducer....its called aspiration.....
I always take size of pipe x4 +4”
To get the total inches required for a wrap?
What staple gun is that ?