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Common neutral is not allowed any longer except for a couple of instances

Ok, I rehabbed my house and stubbed out with 2”. For the life of me I cannot find the appropriate parts to reduce so my sink drain will fit to the 2” PVC . Please help because my swift is going to kill me if I can’t figure this out.

Who glued that pipe? A painter??

your work is embarrassing, Tell Miguel to be more efficient with the purple primer...

Trying to figure out..once you drop the pan on that if it's stable? Are you pouring concrete around it only? How would you access that and have a solid connection? The space around would make the pan too weak no? Sorry trying to learn.

The exhaust problem is common in the 570 full size it’s the cheapest one they have that’s also why there is no covers on anything but for anyone who bought the machine brand new consider taking the exhaust off and replacing it or take it off and paint it the bigger ones come with a painted exhaust and that’s why they last longer but even you haven’t done this yet like myself I think you can get away with wire brushing it down and strip it to bare metal and then paint it but I’m not sure yet

Rambling aside. Yes, you can use a 15amp duplex outlet on a 20amp circuit.

Weir to inside edge of the vent or face of pipe. Let's see, a 2" pvc santee should be same as a ¼ bend 2¼" center to make-up + ¾" socket depth = 3" + the trap 90° ell make-up ¾" & ¼"-⅜" from that before the trap weir.... just off the top of my head - - - that's a close piece. I used to work with an old fart that called em all-thread pieces " *gimme a two inch all-thread* " 😂 even when there weren't going to be any threads on the glue joint... 😅

Common sense

Infiltrators are good they run shallow and basically cost the same much as if you were to do deep trenches with gravel you cannot drive over the infiltrators whatsoever though once they are set

I have tried every angle calculator possible, pythagorean theorum, etc. And none of it worked, but this worked perfectly, so thank you

Here in Southern California, especially on older homes, the wiring is in the attic, and it gets 140 degrees F or more in the summer. We use 12-2 on 15A circuits to avoid overheating of the wire.

People ask me which plumber to trust. I tell them to proceed with caution. Every plumber swears they are right.

Omg yall are everywhere. Fittings have this built in now. It’s not even on the test anymore. With pvc , you physically can’t get less than double the drain pipe size. What are you trapping with 2” above floor?

how long is are the trusses?

No corner stud

Looks like it was DROPPED on the handle …

I always worry about drilling into a wire, when I am drilling into a stud to hang something ? I use a stud finder that somewhat shows current...

Just plumb them later install the flange

Looks like the wrong 90 elbow,Long sweep should be used.. IMO

Yes

Answer: you're gonna pull the string

No on 6 inches. Check the code.

Mines still working great after 4 weeks, so excited I didn't have to replace the door switch

Learned something new. Thanks

Awesome. I was taught the minimum is at least double the pipe size (hub size).

Mate I’ve been plumber for many years and that’s bullshit. Just letting you know and I’m old and I was one of the best plumbers in Bay County. You can put a flush fit adapter right into that sucker is not gonna do it. It ain’t gonna cause no vent on top of it😮

What about a pedestal sink thats flush up against the wall?? They are designed to be plumbed up against the wall otherwise it will not fit.

You’re a savior thanks man 💪🏽

The 4 inches is not the pipe the 4inches is from fitting to fitting so your well over that 4 inches u can cut it back even more

I was under the assumption that when you had a 2 inch pipe itself vents so the trap will not be sucked out

What if my fan remote receiver has only white and black but ceiling has white, red, black how do you wire that I keep running into issues either dimmer is not working or something else

Get in get out get paid (and fuck taking pride in your work it’s all about the boss man getting rich and it’s someone else who’ll fix the shoddy work next year

the door lock was not squeaky. DUMBDAZZ

Wont do it on a lav no matter how close it is.. code is code i get it..

I never noticed the bottom screw that holds the bottom of the long handle to the door before. I feel like such a dork. Either way, I've watched youtube and now it's time for me to replace my handle now.

Not on a 2 inch vent....the vent can go half of the drain served. As a general rule the maximum length you can go is 5 feet.Crown vented wouldn't pull that trap seal unless it's a washing machine drain! Pump discharge!

What about a exhaust heater fan and there red white black?

Single lavatory can be 1/1/2" horizontal drain minimum

The way you boss up and go ahead and bring the chair in on the video tells me all I need to know when it comes to P-traps. I'm taking you as your word is Gold. If you can have the wheelbarrow ready with only a smile, camera, and the gravity layback recliner on pre-nail inspection day. I know you know what the hell you're talking about. Thats going to start being my Flex. Thank You for that.... Im going to have everyone else doing what they do on site and then im going to come in with wissling fukkin dixy with my go to foldy in the back of the Truck. Nothing says "Swingin some big Dick" like plopping down just to talk about something for 45 seconds. This is Boss Shit all day and i just fell in love with it. Now I know thats different from the scenario in the clip but all the same I'm doing it at work in 2 weeks. But hey, I did learn something for real. I guess I didn't know itd suck it out that close.👍👍👍 So for real thank you for sharing.

4 inches 😂

Looks like shit

Wait ain't that a tub/shower p trap...least here in Texas San Antonio I was taught that

So I have 3 wire to where my fan WAS naw I want to get rid of my fan and just have a light. What do I do with my red wire?

This worked!! Thank you!

This worked!! Thank you!

I think the real problem with minimum distance from the sanitary tee is when it's a two way sanitary tee and there's the potential for backflow of waste water from one drain to go up into another.

I figure being connected to a vent pipe … there will be no suction ? Wouldn’t it just suck air from the vent instead ?

Was someone having a seizure while gluing joints???

Why is this showing up in my feed?