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excellent!

Have you done one on a 60?

Great work!

Thankyou sir, just what I needed. Cheers!

Please the name of the material n the fitting names thank you

Fantastic videos. Thanks

Very well explained , a real master teacher 👍👍👍👍👍

Great video.. Monument benders are much easier to use.

Us Brits are fanatics for measuring everything to perfection. The *only* thing I would recommend to people watching this video, is to do like the Germans do with tiling. Always comb or rake the ridges at a 90 degree (perpendicular) angle to the LONG side of the tile. That way, the lengths of the ridges are the shortest and air can fully escape through the air grooves as you apply pressure to set the tile into the wall. Trapped air = impediments to close to perfect adhesion of the tile back. Leave the swirling rake lines to beginners.

Best tutorial on the net! Were can I get your folding ruler and what is its brand name thankyou from a Carpenter/Multi-trader

Much appreciated. That sorts the cold water feed. How about the hot water feed if your douch spray is thermostatic? Thanks

Great video. 👍🏾👍🏾

*Thanks I really appreciate that you explained it very well*

For 90 degree better put an elbo in it unless it is for a short run...

Great job my friend 😎✌️🙏🏼💯👍🇺🇸

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The video I needed! Excellent, thank you, these are on my shopping list

That boss insert !🫤😁How did that boss insert ever hold 🤷‍♂️😁?

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Thank you

What brand is that bender? Great set of videos.

Thanks for this amazing tutorial! I’ve watched several herringbone videos but adding the initial center box to work out from makes so much more sense!

Looks messy

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Can i use a DC pipe interrupter or this not possible for a douche spray?

Interestingly and just a notice(your videos are excellent by the way) i watched another video and the guy removed the rubber seals and then compressed the pressfit fitting and water pressure tested it and it didnt leak.so the seal is a belt and braces addition, where the push fit needs the rubber seal for a water tite seal. I have learnt some much from your excellent contain and appreciate it,as a maintenance tech,i am not an out and out plumber,but you videos give me the conferdance to do jobs well.thanks

This is the best herringbone tutorial on UA-cam. Mine came out perfectly 👌 thanks for your help mate

is it better to dry pressure test ,if the soldered joints leak, then they are not wet,if need abit more solder?

a very nice medothcal video,steady done to show the thinking progress to making a nice tidy job. Thankyou

good watch Julian i will teach my multi skills class this method unit 131 installing rain water goods next term 🙂

Then plumbers get out in the real world and forget all they have been taught.

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For xpress at work we have to mark it with their depth guage and draw a v through it to satisfy the warranty conditions. I doubt they'd ever pay out anyway but it's something to consider. Solder is reversible whereas press isn't, but you can tweak press slightly after pressing. That rems gun is good, but it's heavier than the novapress style guns. Press also opens up mlcp, we do a lot of uponor at work.

shame to calibrate

I only ever pressed 1 fitting at college 😂😂😂

Will be water-tight until the o-rings break down.

Thanks for the video. I'd say it is the future of copper pipe installation - neat, quicker, less dangerous than soldering - only it's more expensive for the customer and fitter. I have the exact REMS, good to see it being worked, I am right in that it only takes M profile fittings? No other profile press fittings? Not like you can ask for any press-fit fittings? No taking away from the viability of solder fittings and installation, it's been around longer than the dinosaurs. Skilful, and neat, and hard to beat, stood the test of time. I do like coming across old solder installations still holding their own in walls or under floorboards, wherever, but to make a choice, the press fit would be preferable for me, particularly now I have invested in a REMS!!

Good show, mate.

Whose idiot put in the toilet pan at first place.

Thank you this was super helpful

Like always , great quality videos 👍🏼

Excellent video, no speeding up and no deafening music.

Nice one. 👌 Pull down kitchen taps are another one that people also say incorrectly are ok with double check valves.

Thanks, fella, have been enjoying your videos, absolute bare brass training for a plumber. I prefer the scissor benders, I'm use to them, even though they carry and require more attention than the Monuments. I've got both the 15mm + 22mm, and the 22mm needs a gym membership. You have add-on threaded ends for the 22mm only, though they fit the 15mm as well, but without them the 22mm is more difficult. I have used them to get use to them, but it's the scissors for me more commonly, can throw in a pipe practically with little prep, so use to them, and I've had them for years.

This is my next task for next week in College 👍🏼 , thanks for the video.

That was a great video tutorial Julian, very well done 👍👍10/10