Cutting & Installing a Rectangle Duct Connection

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
  • Another duct video from Neil Comparetto. This time he shows Cutting & Installing a Rectangle Duct Connection.
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  • @jeffb8437
    @jeffb8437 4 года назад +3

    I’m liking the short tutorials. Nice to see how others do things. Thanks Bryan and Neil

  • @christopherborner1139
    @christopherborner1139 4 года назад

    Great explanation. I cut off only the inside of the snap lock, but that works too. I appreciate the details. You covered all the bases.

  • @hvacgameproper1177
    @hvacgameproper1177 4 года назад +1

    I use Wiss m5’s and Malco shears to cut rectangular duct. Also I use a combination square to draw the line on the short side. In the case of s cleats I open up the ends with a screwdriver so the initial slide in is easy.

  • @hangngoaigiare
    @hangngoaigiare 4 года назад

    Love your training. Please have more vids about duct strategy and installation for whole house or business. Thank you very much

  • @Mikecianfrocco
    @Mikecianfrocco 4 года назад +1

    Nice too see metal duct get made. In the land of flex its cool to see this

  • @fernandofhernandez899
    @fernandofhernandez899 4 года назад +3

    good job ,very clean, but I must warn you from using your Offsets aviation snips when cutting those already bends snap locks, or pittsburgh locks, those Offset snips are not designed to cut those locks, I had a whole jaw flying off while cutting one of those,since then i always use a pair of bulldog snips just for cutting corner locks...thanks for sharing, very clean job.

  • @seaspidermariner9164
    @seaspidermariner9164 4 года назад

    Appreciate 👍

  • @skypopgore
    @skypopgore 3 года назад

    Funny looking hammer? But great video appreciated the content.

    • @yepper1165
      @yepper1165 3 года назад

      Any tool can be a hammer. 😁

  • @sillyguy9828
    @sillyguy9828 3 года назад

    Omg wear is your rub down. Listen people if you don't hit that tape with a rub down you are slackin.

  • @tealkerberus748
    @tealkerberus748 7 месяцев назад

    Tutorial's good. Pity about the migraine inducing 'music.'

  • @jimdenson2392
    @jimdenson2392 4 года назад +2

    Music sucks 😩

    • @HVACS
      @HVACS  4 года назад +2

      I’m sorry we failed you

    • @jimdenson2392
      @jimdenson2392 4 года назад

      HVAC School play the music you like,I’m of a deferent generation 🙂

  • @jrsmyth9761
    @jrsmyth9761 4 года назад +1

    Put the caulk on last, at least the outer bead. Then you don't have to worry about messing it up or getting it all over things!!

  • @ryanducharme2320
    @ryanducharme2320 10 месяцев назад

    Great video. Thanks for showing how it’s properly done.
    If I wanted to install a dampener into an existing 24x10 return duct, how would I go about doing that?

  • @StevePuckett-lm2rn
    @StevePuckett-lm2rn 11 месяцев назад

    You're the first tin banger I've seen use a canvas connector. I spent 45+ yrs I'm the hvac/r trade + all the trades. I've watched a lot of these RUclips videos about making duct connections. You're the first I've seen use canvas. KUDOS to you! 👍

  • @sillyguy9828
    @sillyguy9828 3 года назад

    If you layed both pieces of duct on top of each other and locked your tape at 12 1\2 you could mark your duct out a lot quicker.

  • @sillyguy9828
    @sillyguy9828 3 года назад

    Always drive to drive man. Teach them the right way.

  • @JohnnyJr396
    @JohnnyJr396 2 года назад

    Are the notches for a drive clearance?

  • @DCole1BAMF
    @DCole1BAMF 4 года назад

    But will Neil teach us how he builds his canvases?

  • @danielcollier8390
    @danielcollier8390 4 года назад

    What seamers are those?

  • @xslabcabxhearsex
    @xslabcabxhearsex 3 года назад

    Been doing sheet metal for over thirty years now.i watch these videos and makes me kinda sad.where have all the real sheet metal mechanics have gone to.store bought and plasma tables have taken the skills out of this trade.we have a plasma and it broke and was down for weeks.younger guys could not hardly lay anything out by hand.