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That video is great. I personally had to struggle a lot to figure out which part was meant for what when I bought slip joint parts for the first time, and even ordered some wrong parts that did not fit together. I wish this kind of connection were more common here in Brazil.

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Thanks for making this! Super helpful.

What grit sand paper did you use?

Great info BTW and yes its important to know those names not just when ordering but if you tell a co worker or foreman you need va part and he has to have you clarify its a wast of time or he brings wrong part

those blue washers really seal well compared to the hard nylons but almost never leak . I used to use solvent glue ptraps w union for all lavs and sinks (thats how I was taught and the company insisted on them ) way more work and harder to snake . Im all tubular now!!

Be careful with adding background music. Some couldn't finish your video because of it.

Keep up the good work! A suggestion: when referencing temperature, it would be interesting mentioning Celsius degrees as well. That would help a lot people like me from countries that usually use Celsius degrees.

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Thanks Tom Im from So Ca UPC but still like to study your code to a extent . great videos !

Love your videos shared them with some guys at work. Do you think you are going to do a master's test prep course?

The final product looks like the flange is flush with the vinyl floor. I’ve always been taught the flange is supposed to sit on top of the finished floor. Is there any difference?

how much of the code material will likely be on the exam for alabama journeyman

best plumbing video ever. quick and too the point and very informative.

Love this!!!

That’s really cool thanks for sharing

Thanks for the video, Tom. For the most part, I think you did a good job and made some good points gave a lot of good tips, but you can certainly get enough (even a lot) primer on the pipe and fittings while still being neat with it. Not saying you didn’t do this, but I didn’t see you chamfer one piece of pipe. So many plumbers blow this off as not necessary, but I disagree, just as all pipe and fitting manufacturers would. Also, you are putting too much faith in the plastic strap, especially where you have used it to support horizontal pipe centered between joists - a block would be much better. Plastic strap is, well, plastic, so it stretches over time - especially in the attic where it will be subject to high temperatures. I have seen this happen, and repaired it, many times over the years - I have had to fix bellies in ceilings, basements/crawl spaces and attics due to the Plasticity/stretching of this strap. Don’t get me wrong - I use it all of the time because it does have its place for strapping pipe when used correctly, but I am careful to not use it in the situations I have mentioned. I use a lot of metal strap and a lot of stove bolts in residential rough ins instead of using my plastic strap where it is impractical or impossible to block a pipe. I know a lot of rough in plumbers do it just the way you did, but most of those plumbers have never gotten into the service realm of plumbing, so they have never seen what happens years later. I did new residential plumbing for the first 21 years of my career and switched over to (mostly) residential service for the next 15 years, then switched over to, and am still doing new commercial and industrial plumbing, so I have pretty much seen it all. I know that what we all think is good now doesn’t necessarily end up being such a good idea in the future.

Hey Tom I’m getting ready to take my exam and would love to chat with you a little before hand

Just found your channel and Love It..

Thank you from the battery builders across the oilfield 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Great video, man. Keep it up!

can you put in link for the products used in video

Hello Tom, excellent interview, I have learned a lot from your videos. Can you maybe recommend similar pages where I could learn HVAC SYSTEMS?

thank you. you are an awesome tacher

Thanks this helped me

What is the brand of toilet flange. Please share the catalog

Why not put a the backwater valve / Cleanout at the main line outside of the house and close to the street to avoid the whole house having any issue whatsoever.

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Thank you for your time and information. Mobile, AL.

very good video

"909.1 Distance Of Trap From Vent" is that applicable to wet vents or is that for dry venting only???

1:37 “If I know my [water system pressure] is at 66 psi, I should fill up the air chamber to 65 psi” What “water system pressure” is this referring to? I’ve seen videos saying you should measure the pressure using an outside bib. But both ChatGPT and an HVAC person I spoke to say that the pressure you should set the expansion tank to is the cold water pressure of the boiler system, not the water system of the house. This means the tank should be set to anywhere between 12-15 psi, not 50-60+ which is what an outside faucet would be. So I’m confused. Which one is it?

Day after christmas two years ago, I got a call from my wife at work stating that water was leaking down from the ceiling in our bathroom; our 2nd floor bathroom is right above our master bathroom. I called the plumber and he was PO'ed b/c he said that the flange extender on it was all wrong; house was built in 2007 and we bought it in 2019. We had our insurance people come out and take a look and they fixed everything, but the subfloor had rotted out. Most likely, during building, the flange had been cut flush with the subfloor and then when the tile people finished, the plumber came back and installed the toilet but then had to install the extender to make it sit right and eventually that failed. As things were finishing up on the repairs, I thought to myself, "well, if they installed that one wrong, what about the others...?" So I had the plumbers pull all the other toilets (three on the 1st floor) and all three were the same way. Our master toilet's subfloor was completely gone and the toilet was only being up the tile! I had them repair everything and then had the plumber cut the pipe way high. Then when the tile floor was done, I had them cut the pipe to the floor and then install the flange on top of the finished floor, as you're supposed to!

Why would you glue a pea trap on? I like to be able to unscrew mine and clean it out

Will this book benefit me in the state of Michigan?

Hey Tom! Your videos really helped me get my license. Thanks so much for what you are doing. Looking forward to an in depth review of the IFGC

You have also helped me out a lot too! Thank you again for uploading these awesome videos.

Hello, how is the flap attached to main body? Will it stay in place in a severely overcharged sewer system from torrential rain. I saw a Oatey brand, and it looked like the flap could be lifted easily up and off. Didn't seem like a good design ,if I am actually seeing it correctly. Thanks

Is the diagonal the roll???

Awesome video! Thanks!

Awesome video! Very informative. Thank you!

Your videos are the best! Thank you so much.

Your videos are the best! Thank you for the break-down of this information

Hi Plumber-Tom, thank you for blessing us with your knowledge through these videos. Your videos are truly amazing! I'm a visual learner so the fact that you include pictures with your presentations allows me to understand the information so much better. I am forever grateful!

So helpful, thank you!!

do you have gas fitting vidios ?

Michigan wont let you to take the test with your book if it’s been highlighted.