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the first mistake is using sharkbite fittings. do any quality plumbers use them? i vote no. avoid at all costs

Info is good but need to show the screws and the screwdriver. Actual visual.

Good post, a lot of people do not know of the various and plentiful adapter types that are available. If it were not for adapters I would be , in some cases, tempted towards replacing some existing devices.

When is it ok to use a plastic junction box? I am attaching plastic boxes to an exposed truss ceiling in a basement. If the boxes are mounted above the bottom of the truss, is that ok? Thanks.

Nice idea. I sent my table back as it was too light weight. i bought a much heavier duty one. Whenever I work with construction materials to join them together, i always joint the long edges on the table saw so they become more like a one piece board. Then I glue them together to make one larger board. Thanks for sharing.

The only way to prevent shark bite failures is to not use them at all. Even Electricians know this.

what about just using a 2x4 piece of wood under the edge of the table to have a flat surface to clamp to?

I use steel wool to clean the pipe.

I want to say. I clamp to the bottom, which works well, but you have to pick your spot. Don't clamp to angled parts, and not to single rib (snapped one). Also, you can use the dog holes for trigger clamps/holdfast clamps as well.

There is a Pony 2 in 1 workbench similar to the Worx but solves the problems noted in this video, such as the clampable bottom surface

Thanks for this and the other video on mounting these on an unfinished ceiling. Really appreciate this being Canadian and how simply you explained it. We're tearing down a drop ceiling and want to putu up some wiring while we wait on getting the ceiling drywalled. Thank you!

But how do you strip the sheathing over the three insulator strands? (I think you refer to that as "Romex"??)

It doesn't look like it protects much from below

Your volume is horribly low.

Sounds like a cheap solution for a short term fix?

If for some reason you can't find the breaker in the panel, just cut the mains in any residential situation. If you have to work light fixtures & can't cut the circuit for some reason, turn ALL the switches off if it's a multi-pole, then tape them down so they can't be thoughtlessly switched on by anyone else. It's recommended to do this with any breakers you turn off too, tape over them so they can't be thoughtlessly flipped. And obviously if there are any kids or unreliable people in the house, send them somewhere they can't cause a problem.

good video, very helpful and useful 💯 for 👍👍👍

All though I have a full workshop, I use my Pegasus a lot. This is a great idea and well thought out. I also do a lot of work at my son's house and this will help me greatly (yes I bought hm a Pegasus). Thanks for the video.

Biggest help: make absolutely sure everything is prepped before inserting the pipe. One chance, imho. These things are spendy and only to be used in cases where nothing else will do the job.

Make sure that the ground wire for the cable is also attached to the metal box with a proper green ground screw as well as the outlet. All metal boxes must be grounded.

One clarification; the reaming tool doesn’t help the o-ring seal better. What it does is, the tool removes the sharp outer edge of the pex pipe, which can damage the o-ring during insertion.

If you're screwing the cleat into the studs every 16 inches that would make it strong enough to hold the f****** house good Lord people

Use sharkbite tools and thier installation process n boom!

Why not just use an adjustable light fixture metal junction box and junction box cover

This is what you should use... TE Connectivity CPGI-208169-2 Non-Metallic Splice Kit ... you can conceal these without a box.

UYH DIY, You should pull this Video! Open Splice Junction boxs CANNOT be Conceled by drywall, add'ly "taping a metal cover" is not code compliant either. Your doing quite a dis-service to your viewers. PLM

Great upgrade and design. Am ordering a Pegasus today and will add this to the things to do list. tks for sharing..

thank you for making this video.... I was looking for instructions on how to install it. Great video

Thanks for video. I have this set up at house I’m helping a friend with. Man I hate old school electric wiring from the methods to that mesh outer wiring jacket.

People shit on this everyday

Thanks for the tips. Good info. I'm just a DIY home owner and have had the joy over the years of replacing leaking polybutylene fittings many times. For years I used Quiktite type fittings which will work on on Copper, CPVC and Polybutylene. After PEX became commonly available I switched to using PEX for those repairs. I do not use Sharkbite or similar type fittings for much of anything. They're just stupid expensive. I get why some commercial installers like them because of the time savings, but I will stick to using PEX push on fittings with crimp rings almost exclusively and have never had a leak. Errata: I will acknowledge that some Sharkbite type fittings have become more affordable but many are really costly compared to other types fittings. In short: I love the engineering but hate the expense. Can't help it.

Gracias

Off topic, (but interesting!) any idea of the tribe and territory of those beautiful indigenous drawings on the wall behind you are?

All plumbing will fail and leak everything can fail under pressure

I believe that a company named Rack-A-Tiers is completely legitimate and not at all a giant scam because I don't allow dictionaries in my home.

I can't understand what you're saying because the volume is way too low! 😢

About to tackle a project with Shark Bite fittings and glad I saw your video first! Thanks.

Yeah short wires and where you have to have pigtails

Fantastic video - thanks!

Never tie the ground wire with the positive and negative wire. The ground wire attaches to the ground screw, specifically provided for the same purpose.

Well done

As a nondenominational, I found this video very helpful. I thank you Sir

Can this be used on hot side of home boiler?

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Excellent video! Thank you! Exactly what I needed. 🏆

WAY COOL, DUDE!!!!!!

I have 2 red wires and 2 black wires on my heating box. My relay + transformer wants me to connect L2 to its blue wire, L1 to its black wire, and load to its red wire. How do I tell which wire is the L1, L2, and load wire on my box?

I liked your design it's a cool thing to have on a step ladder very handy piece of kit, you should patent it 👏👏👏👍👍👍

Presenting a good argument for not using SharkBites. Soldering copper pipe is always the best.