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Look, you are reducing waste by doing this, also the material is in good shape it's not broken or anything, so it's fiiiinnneeee

Im blessed with extra inches....😂😂😂😂😂❤😂❤

We call them Cali straps

The number of times a short piece of old coper pipe has saved the day is beyond belief....until you actually do even a modest bit of plumbing. Then it becomes the norm. I have a whole bag of short bits just for the jobs!

Mate that is exactly how I would have done it and what a job and what a radiator.........I did a dump drain off in a flat years ago and I loved that method........the last lowest rad I sent the flow and return through the wall under a kitchen cupboard and put two of the prv blow off top hats on them absolutely brilliant ❤

What in the “Live laugh love” is going on here?

No gloves is mental

Horrific.

Good plumber, the previous plumber, but he was caught with child porn on his computer, unfortunately.

Got the rems press, the jaws are so short, i wouldn't bother getting the regular jaws

Horrendous boiler

Grate video ,lots of detail, thank you this helped me alot

Magic

Old coper beter than newone belive me❤😂

Been using them for few years now. Theyre really good. Come in a box of like 100

Press fit miles better

Still great this

Good business i imagine, sooner or later someone will crack that and it will need replacing.

Please show the correct way to solder ...pre soldered and non pre soldered fittings please .. JONATHAN Ps.. Avid watcher 😂

Is that in your local brass house or something?

Can definitely see the benefit, especially on a wet system where soldering can be a nightmare. Just a same the fittings are so lumpy. Probably wouldn't use it anywhere the pipework is on show tbh.

Ya didn't sleeve ya pipes through the wall 😊😊😅😅

Just put a new bath in. Simples.

Great fit, id be charging £400-500 for that awkward job. £800 rad, awesome. Always good when you save up for that thing you wanted and get it.

What the fook is that 😂

Lazy bastard installer (not you) 1st time round didn't wipe the flux off.

An extra inch? That’s atleast 5 inches😅 right? Fellas?…right?😢😭

Ya no I don’t do that. I put a shut off on it. But I’d use old pipe idc

When I hear quatro the first I think is those videos of the cupholders falling off

Thats recycling ♻️

If it works... i don't see what's wrong with it, you are using parts that can be used yet.

Needs subtitles.

No hay nada malo en ello 😅

As a non-plumber, why is this frowned upon? Metal looks like metal to me.

Who doesn’t

Love yh channel pal brilliant content. Obviously I'm gonna suggest something clips on top reason being if by any chance the clips fail which I very much doubt the brace is there for pipework to fall on always consider potential insurance claims ie your public liability. You can never trust a loss adjuster

I do it all the time if the pipe isn't to bunged up with mineral deposits and getting thin. Then again im not a plumber, just a dude with a Milwakini propress

50% of my jobs I 1st fix in plastic, 50% in speed fit, touch wood never had a problem with either, as long as you cant see the plastic i think its fine

Off cuts of timber doesn't seem much slower and it's free most of the time.

Push fits 🤦‍♂️

Once that brown gold hits the scrap yard it gets re-used in some form or another

Or you could use all round band and a few cables ties, job done!

We use them as sparks on tin walls to mount socket boxes.i have also used them instead of noggins for sockets and switches on timber stud walls too. They can be a bit pricey at times,but if you can get some good deals on multi purchases they can be reasonably affordable.

James Cordons back! 😂

How come you can’t just fix the pipes to one of the joists? Or is that a silly question?

Those press fit fittings make the job so much easier especially if water in the pipe ..and those angle jaws are a must with press fit 👍

Do you ever convert flush to push button? I like to when I have a chance

Timber does the same thing and its free

Always better to reuse and recycle for a greener planet

Nothing wrong imo