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Learn the trick to fast plumbing in your home. Pex shower valve with tips for using a torch to convert from copper to pex.
Bathroom Reno series part 2 of 9
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You are nuts sweating copper that close to combustible materials without a heat shield. Just look at the two burn marks on the wood. A ten cent heat shield and a fire extinguisher are a must when soldering. What would you do if the dry 2X4 caught fire and the water is off and no fire extinguisher? Also clean off the flux paste after soldering or you will get a leak in a few years.
4:40. DID YOU JUST ASSUME THE FITTINGS GENDER?
Stop messing about with soldering.
Use "push fit" for both pipes!
Good job sr, thanks
where can I reach you ?
The Best Vídeo I’ve seen about plumbing, thank you!
for sure i will not hire you as a contractor to my house, you will burn my property.
Jeff I like you! When I built my house my brother-in law was helping me and he's the measure everything kind of guy. So many times I would stand back and look and say that's perfect. After about a month of this he said HEY if you keep that up I'm gonna poke your eyes out!
Word of the day is "roughtimate".
Hi, great job. But when you pressure test the system don't you bleed the system to make sure there is no trapped air in the pipes?
Thank you! Getting ready to remodel a bath and want to convert from galvanized to pex.
This is Amazing!
Great video, thanks
Does this not restrict water flow somewhat with the adapter to pex? Just wondering because I'm interested in doing a shower kit with a rain head, side hand wand and three body sprays. So I'm thinking I need to not restrict water flow and maybe stick with 1/2 inch copper all the way. Thoughts? Thanks.
I need to replace a gas water heater my self because plumbers are charging too much,please make a video of replacing an old one for a new water heater, thanks!