PLUMBING APPRENTICESHIP-WHAT TOOLS DO I NEED?
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I am 64 now, The very best advice you just gave was show up ready to work...the will to work, Great Advice for the young guys.
Thanks Joel...If you want it the work its there..for sure
joel mccoin we *are* ready to work, old timer
I went to college. I learned three things. Mixology, female anatomy, and that I should have just gone into a trade, because you can still learn the other two and not be $70,000 in debt with loans.
Chris a nationwide problem.. college debt.
Haha yo. I’m dying. This comment is hilarious.
I am graduating in December with a business degree. Was supposed to go to law school but decided on plumbing instead.
Just getting started in plumbing, working as a helper. These videos have been my go to for any questions I have on and off the job. I appreciate the work you guys put into this.
Awesome....Where ya from ?
@@ChuckBarron I'm right around the Nashville TN area.
Dave Ramsey Land.....I love that guy. I know you had to hear of him?
I listen to his radio show in the afternoon. Great guy!
@haroon zangana Best career decision I have ever made. I accelerated much quicker than anticipated and am running out of my own truck making great money. It comes with it's challenges, sometimes you want to walk off and call it quits but in the end it's a very rewarding career if you can be patient and listen to the ones teaching you.
Thanks Chuck for your videos. I watch your work daily. I’m 58 retired after 25 years of Social Work. I retired to become a Handyman and fell in love with Plumbing. Going to Plumbing School in September. I love your work.
Get er done daddio.....old school work ethic....I know it. Keep in touch
I'm starting tomorrow as an apprentice in Louisiana I was in the glass buisness for almost 10 years and decided to go a different route I'm 29 so I decided to go to plumbing I love ur videos keep the apprentice videos coming for guys like me
Best of luck! Killer....reach out..these are my best comments. the trade needs you brother..trust me!
Same brother! 28 was in landscaping for 8 years. I start in 2 days
Thanks for the information! I Have been doing an apprenticeship for a year now.
I have a better flashlight than the guys im working with and I have used it at almost every job site I have gone on.
It has to be useful because the plumbers always end up with MY flashlight at the end of the day!
Good stuff! See your showing value brother. Good stuff
I have a son in plumbing at our local trade school now (sophomore - fourth generation of my family at the school). He's starting to get into the meat of the course now. My grandfather was the plumber but passed away years ago. Lacking his wisdom, this is very good info that you'e sharing. This tool kit is now on his Christmas list! Thank you!
P.S. In case you're curious, I was in Drafting (became a mechanical engineer). All things being equal, I would probably switch my first choice back to Plumbing on my application if possible. It would've been nice to work with my grandfather. But I'll probably be hauling supplies for my son before I leave this earth! So, I have that going for me. ;)
Thanks Plumber.
Got to love them pro press and uponor pipe these days. I'm 53 now and my father was a plumber as well. He use to take me to work with him when I was a kid. He taught me to read a tape and I would cut his copper and cast iron for him. Man today we have it made compared to our fathers plumbing jobs. They had it tough back then.
ha. i just wrote this and then found this comment....so true brother.
Surf's up year round. especially during the hurricane season. I'm not a surfer, but my son is. Thank you for sharing your apprentice videos with us all. Will be following... I'm not afraid of doing dirty jobs. Though I have grown a great respect for all the plumbers out there. Including the do it yourselfers. Some plumbing knowledge is a necessity. I may be a woman, but I ain't no cry baby "polyanna". who drops her handkerchief with my hands over my forehead in distress. If it's somethin' I think I can tackle, and I got the tools. I'll do it. Trials and lots of errors, get's me more motivated and inquisitive to learn. Love this stuff man! Watching your youtube videos, teaches me to do it the correct way with the correct tools. Mahalo and thank you again Chuck.
Awesome. Glad I can help... Im a surfer too...I SUP now and love it..Check out my Beach life playlist..ha. That is how I got started in plumbing channel..I use to film my sons basketball games and hoops training 5-6 years ago, then went to filming surfing and plumbing was next...NJ surf is fun but is no Hawaii for sure. I also follow Dans Surf Video's...he is out of Hawaii....He makes nice vids. have a great day.
Chuck, you pretty much covered the basic tools for an apprentice. I would only change one thing, and that's the Douglas pliers. I used to be a staunch Douglas pliers fan, but I got tired of them slipping and getting my palms/fingers pinched. If it was me, I would recommend the basic "Channellock" brand to apprentices. (my opinion)
I didn't know you were a Pennsylvania boy originally ...that's awesome!
I started Plumbing at the tender age of 13, as my father started our Plumbing & Heating business in 1972. I would tell any young person looking to get in our field that Plumbing&Heating IS hard work, but also very rewarding. Put the hard work in, and you will have a skill that nobody could ever take away from you.
So true Anthony. Once you hone in on your skill you can name your price at some point.
I also use channel lock brand (blue) the Douglas are not bad.
Another thing I would add is the Rapter brand crescent wrench from Fergusons. The 6” opens very, very wide. Wider than any other wrench that size.
ok cool...thanks for the tip
Cb2 is armed for bear now, no non tool excuses, I like Klein's nut drivers for toilet tank and base bolts tightening without over torquing and breaking the porcelain, have you tried General tools orange round tubing cutters, 1/2 & 3/4 great for tight quarters just clip them on and turn, no knurl nut to mess with. Also Ridgid's faucet tool great for sink change outs, easier than reg basin wrench, good for sink nuts, supply lines, strainers etc.
another tool I forgot the basin wrench.....good eye muni. I have always used ridgid cutters. I will check em out when I come across them.
For a new apprentice: A good shovel and a basic solder set-up. I hate to admit it, my favorite close quarters tubing cutter is the cheapo harbor freight maroon cutter.
Yes. and a big case of desire.
Great guy, wish I started with you. Most of what you have is great however with some of the modern tools available at the Hardware store I would recommend a Hose Clamp Torque wrench, Close tolerance pipe cutters, Monkey Wrench(pipe), and quick cutters for your Ptrap tubulars and 1.5" and 2" ABS/PVC.
thanks Jason..
Im a union sprinklerfitter and when I did contract work before I started on service the only tools commercial union plumbers carried were channellocks, 9 or 12 inch torpedo level, tape measure and a sharpie marker. 95% of all there work was accomplished using those few tools.
oh you know it. Show up with pliers and your a god! Add a 4 and 1 and its wrap your hired. ha
I'm a non union HVAC tech and our tool list for our new guys is about twice the length of this one. We need to eventually be able to do plumbing, fab, testing, electrical.
Great start to the tool collection. For the weird/seldom used tools I tell my helpers "If you have to ask me for it more that three times a year, get your own"
Matt that is the truth.....get your own son....lol
C style pipe cutters are Close tolerance as well. Work good when you have two pipes in close proximity in a parallel run. Good Luck!
thanks J
crescent wrench too! Truck is soo clean! My uncle yells at me all the time for my phone. I now leave it in the truck unless I need to take pictures or use my light. keep on CB2, he should detach soon, once he starts really enjoying it. 5th generation 5th year apprentice :) about to be taking my license test, love your content!
thats awesome! what state plumber?
Chuck Barron Thank You! You are my neighbor, Upstate Ny
Hi Neighbor......thats killer...get studying my man and good luck
Chuck Barron *female. :) Byron Parker Inc. Thank You!
Becca, apologies.....get er done gal.....
Biggest thing when you're first starting; DON'T STAND AROUND DOING NOTHING. Even if you weren't given anything to do, find something to do. Sweep, clean, organize tools, recharge batteries, ask questions, something. I've seen many 1st years fired for standing around too much, drives the rest of us nuts. Ask questions is another big one if you've got a teacher that's willing to answer them. A lot of guys don't want to answer any questions so don't annoy them with any and try to find another guy to work with that will. Beat your boss to the job and show willingness and eagerness to work and learn is the last big one. If you do those 3 things, you'll be alright.
amen brother. Thanks for that..So true...
Throw in a crescent wrench or two makes shutting water off easier and angle stops are made a bit easier to crank down
Yes...For sure Ken. I needed on yesterday. Worked great.
Tools don’t make a plumber,
Passion , dedication and most important a mentor that HAS PATIENCE TO TEACH the younger generation that are willing. Tools make job easier not solve problems.
Knowledge is key to success
sparky sparks well said sparky.👍🏻
Couple wash cloths and a hand towel is nice also wire brush I even have a tooth brush another thing I really like not really necessary for a new guy but a telescoping magnet they work wonders when changing out hex head anode rods pick them right out of the water heater needle nose pliers always come in handy too
I am not a plumber. However, I do most of my own work. I could not imagine having to do plumbing work without having the rigid sink installer tool. Well worth the investment.
Thanks Rick...so many tools and appreciate your input.
You the man chuck!!! Appreciate the shout out! Can't wait for website. Rock on brotha
North Jersey In Da House!
Stop wrench and spud wrench are a must if your going commercial 👍🏼
we do some light service repairs....for sure though
One thing I would change, the torpedo level should be a grade level. It should show 1/8”, 1/4”, 3/8”, and 1/2” marks. Johnson makes a good torpedo level (vile and bubbles are extra big for easier reading)
i need one for sure....I don't even know where I got that one.
thanks for the video. sons starting with union soon and I wanna surprise him. ty
Best of luck! Great Trade.
In Wisconsin it's channel locks , never herd of Douglas . Have channel locks , also have Knipex a very fine crafted German pliars.
channel lock is actually a brand, i believe the tools name actually is pump pliers. but yea the rest of the world calls them channel locks haha.
East Coast Pliers....lol! Anyway I have some channel locks too. I prefer the dougie's.
Here in MN/ND it is also Channel locks. But for your info not the rest of the world calls them that. In Denmark they are known as (translated version) parrot pliers. would be interesting to know how the rest of the world names their tools.
you should check out knipex they were recommended to me and that's all i ever use now
Channellock is a brand and there located 90 minutes north of Pittsburgh where I live. The type of plier they are is a adjustable slip joint plier. Who the hell ever told you pump pliers. That’s weird.
Chuck, most plumbers ive seen use their hammer for the drywall saw.
It does work, lol. Oh, if u cant find something to do, ask!
That will impress the boss. And great call on the cell phone!
Thanks for the tip! hammer time....lol
what about a milwauke hole saw bits and sawsall
oh hell ya.
Thanks man! I’m getting in to plumbing here in Florida and excited.
New Plumber in Da House! Good luck Gab.
That’s wat I wanna do man move from Ohio to Florida and get in plumbing
I know you posted this a while ago CB, but you didn’t mention a torpedo. Can’t plumb without a torpedo. I’m an apprentice (new construction plumber) but love your videos to get more insight on the service side, keep it up man. Big fan
oh my....how did i forget that... thanks robbie.
Do you have to go to college to become a certified plumber? I've worked as a plumber for over 2 years. The company I work for keeps giving me the run around and wont log my hours in. Always have one excuse or another as too why they are unable. It's a small company of 3 people. The owner and 2 service techs one being me. The senior service tech is a registered apprentice. Hes in his 40s and ain't ever considering taking his journeyman test which leaves me in limbo. I was promised an apprenticeship when I got hired. They are great people to work with and are a good company. I just want to pursue more in my career. It is so hard to find apprenticeship elsewhere I've been looking. Long story short, I was wondering if there's another Avenue to take to become a liscenced plumber. Thank you for your time and I hope you have a nice day. Great videos.
all you need to do is go to your states master plumbers website...find the qualifications. I have new jerseys in a early video. I also as a licensed plumber need to be registered with state to have my guys hours count towards their apprentice time. I am about to do that for my two sons. what state you in?
I live in canada, winnipeg manitoba
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Thank you Boss.. Thank you for those tips... I'm an apprentice willing to work, and I'm blessed to be an apprentice for CMX in Carlsbad,NM.. And boss man thank you for mentioning NO CELL PHONES... THANK YOU BOSS.. YOU HAVE GAVE ME ALOT OF INSPIRATION.... Your the shit boss man, no disrespect.. thank you again keep the videos coming.. And it would be cool to hear you give me a shot out and words of don't give up keep going lol... I enjoy your Channel... I just showed my boss your page and my boss is a master plumber.. so, thank you again.. I was seriously just asking my boss last week what tools do we need on the daily.. and you named them all out.. even my boss said wow..
Get er done Zack!!
No playing on the cell phone is great advise. Was that Las Vegas in the background?
no sir....new jersey.
no-one gets hurt on my job, roughly 40 seconds later, nicks a finger with keyhole saw :))
when I'm working if there's no blood flowing, it's because I'm on break or bandaging the wounds ;)
LOL... Good point.
And what is the best bandage for that wound. In my oppinion electrician tape :D
Cool I just wanted to get a better idea of what I might be missing or something I have but didn’t throw it in my bag. Roto-Rooter offered me an apprenticeship. I have a construction background.
Adjustable cresant wrench’s , in 6”and 12” and craftsman’s 9” and 12” torpedo levels(the ones that have the slope lines). Keep the videos up!
Thanks Guy
Good basic tool kit.
Love the good ole Douglas pliers. But i cant find them for a reasonable price. I found them for 44.00 each. I wont buy the husky allens because of the plastic handles. I only buy the Klein allens.
ya the price on douglas are crazy..
Get yourself a toilet bolt lock wrench.
I recommend two poly cutters. One for pex and poly and other plastics and one set for kitech. Kitech will destroy your cutter.
Thanks Ty
The most important tool ridged basin wrench and stop Wrench
yes.....Thank You.....what is a stop wrench?
Ridged angle stop wrench , it comes in two pieces one holds the angle stop and the other is a wrench , fits 3/8 x1/2 compression angle stops.
great video my friend. I went to college and did a lot of school but still my dad was making more money then me doing plumbing, so I just decided to stop working in the medical field and we are going to start our own plumbing company. this business is good I will hopefully make more money now..
Man Sounds good. Where you guys out of? Good Luck Plumber!
North chicagoland
Today is my first day as an apprentice plumber. Hopefully i get my licence within 5 years 🙏🙏
Great video can't go wrong with a square too....
Yes indeed.
14 and 18 in. Pipe wrenches mandatory
24in. and 5ft. cheaters ;)
and I forgot a hack saw...
18" is my main workhorse for plumbing, 24" if its fighting me
Level, tape measure, pensil/marker, 4 in 1 screw driver
yes sir....and a heart to work. its on!
Great video, I'm watching from Dublin, Ireland. It's interesting to see what you guys are using over there. Much the same as us except a few brand differences, I'd say a small led work light is a must and a phone to contact the foreman 👍
Dan, Dublin Ireland In Da House!!
I did the drainage system on milton hershey!
Oh snap! Im a milt brother. class of 84!
Chuck Barron I was there in 2016 in a commercial capacity. Beautiful school, would of loved to see the hustle and bustle day to day.
Hey Chuck! Your channel is awesome and very informative. Thank you for all these videos. I am going to be starting my new job this week as an apprentice plumber for a company that is willing to teach me. I have no experience at all in the field. My question is, how long after working for them can I take and start studying for my journey man test? Thank you Chuck in advance.
Great score of a job. good luck and I would check your states requirements. They vary state to state.
Hi, I am teen and I think I will a plumbing course when the time comes. What useful skills do you use on the daily. And by no mobile phones, as in keep em at home or ? Thanks.
anything working with your hands....fixing your bike, mowing lawns, fixing skateboards....summer job in some sort of work like that be great.
your van is spot on love all your tools.
My next goal is a walk in. The bending over days are so over for me. A plumber who hates to bend over. I am nuts.....ask CB2! I have a small table for my tools when a counter is not close. lol
First day as an apprentice is in 2 days. One question would it kill plumbers to patch the drywall they cut into
leave it to the pro's. Time consuming. patch, 3 coats spackle, sanding. at plumbers rates. No Bueno.
keep a bucket or small bin for uncloging drains and pipes
buckets and rags are key......just ask CB2.....lol
Do you recommend a 16 or 20 ounce hammer? Great video with solid advice for aspiring plumbers.
16oz is perfect andrew
I like keep a basin wrench
yes the good old basin wrench. I been finding out the you also need the larger jaw basin wrench on these newer faucets. I may buy a pair.
You forgot the Ridgid Pro press! I got one! I got the Ridgid RP 241.
propress please.
Looking to become a plumber, whats the better avenue? Apprenticeship/helper, or technical school?
if im a teenager, and wanna be a plumber. What can i start readiing, or doing to learn more about being a plumber
-alan from mexico
alan, thats awesome....local school have any classes? of not maybe a summer job for ya and youtube and look up basic plumbing books...I will look for ya...stand by.
Wanna be a plumber,hit me up,been a plumbing mechanic and still am for over 15 plus years,outta new york,get at me got some good things to let you know if your interested,i will be here later
Alan memmot go to a plumbing company tell the owner that u want to learn the trade even at a low pay or to any plumbing supply. I guarantee you not only u would get the job u will be paid fairly. That's how I started now 10 years later I ride my own van
Some great education right here
thanks ravage...get er done
Good video chuck , Kline hollow nice , that's a good tip
Thanks Louie.....I found out the hard way of course.....
Great video man! Gotta throw a basin wrench in for the kid tho
Cell phone is a must so when you run into a jam you can google it 😂
No doubt! UA-cam ha!
Onestop wrench for the angle stops
Thanks Tim
No crescent wrenches? I’ve become an old grouch when it comes to crescent wrenches. I see everyone grab channel locks to tighten everything. I always get onto them and tell them to use the proper tool for the job. Channel locks just chew up nuts so if you come back later with a crescent it won’t work. Also if you have something that’s super tight, it’s very difficult with channel locks. You have to squeeze very hard while also turning and you end up just scraping off a bunch of metal.
Josh Cowart Word! Thats why i rather use a crescent wrench when tightening nuts & bolts. You get a better grip on it and more leverage for better ease and you wont mess up the nut or bolt. Espeacially if its finish.
Bryan Lopez yep
Yes Indeed Josh. Such a bad habit of mine.
For sure.
Part of the reason I’m a stickler about it is that’s how the guy who taught me was. Also I’ve been in several situations where I was working on bigger pipe or something super tight and it’s just really hard to do it with channel locks because you have to fight yourself. That’s when I went out and bought some larger crescents. Oh and a spud wrench can be very helpful as well
Thanks for the video. I start my apprenticeship in 2 weeks. Just curious about the wrenches, standard or metric? Or both? Which is more common in the field?
Awesome!! Standard for sure here. Where ya located?
I’m in southern Michigan just across the boarder from Indiana. Watched a lot of your vids last night. Thanks for all the work!
awesome...get er done evan
evanjames706 how’s it going?
I am 39,is it too late to start learn about plumbing?I am very much interested in this career
Never. Your a young buck fella
Hi Chuck, I am just starting an apprenticeship in a couple weeks. Are there any additional tools you would recommend now, a year later?
joe, go with basics. you can always add expecially wait on situation on what type of company your starting with. Good luck...keep us posted.
I had to spend 450 for my tools. Wasn’t cheap but my union had a tool list and that was the cost to be a electrician apprentice.
try being a general contractor, you can multiple that by 10x+ and that's just for starters....
Man for sure and you need a Mac Truck to job in.
brandon nguyen try being a mechanic i have around 15000 in tools so far.
Your a wild man Chuck!!
get er done richelle
You know what I found as the most important tool starting off in the trades.. this is just for me I could be wrong but when I started the most important tool was having a license lol... 😂🤙😎🏝
On snap! Yes sir! Lets lets start with a drivers License...lol. I thinks thats what you meant. ha.
waves on thursday! shhhhhhhhhh!
Lol yea drivers license... ain’t gonna get very far with out it lol.. 😂😂🏝😎🤙
Im starting my apprenticeship in a week. Week before now i lost my license speeding. >:(
I want to become a Plumber Apprentice, and I’ve seen hundreds of videos about tools. Would you recommend Black and Decker tools or Milwaukee Tools?! Thanks in advance!
What ever is your flavor is cool. Tape Measure,pencil and hunger is the first line of business.
oh hell yeah awesome video, you should do a video for what powertools you should pickup throught out ur apprenticeship before your a journeyman or to advance faster. thanks for the video and more advice vids would be sweet, always wondered why poor carpenters and other trades dont get the same 401k dental medical stuff that plumbers and sparkys get
Thanks reds. So much for these young bucks to take in. 👍
this is an old video but i start my new job tomorrow! i am a plumber helper an they didnt really tell me much to bring except boots and my ssn.. do i need to bring my own tools on 1st day?? or will i look stupid
no way. bring some hand tools...pencil, tape, and no cell phone you savage
Chuck Barron just got my first week done i was running the septic truck i am already in love with this job
hell ya....crush it dawg. your in. now u cant turn back....plumber for life.
Great video! The 12" torpedo level would be better than the smaller one you showed to check pitch on a pipe IMHO. I would also add several size crescent wrenches, and a flashlight. To add as well, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD STAY OFF YOUR PHONE at work. Be sure to read a tape measure too.
Ya know I like the 12" one too....I just used one and said to myself its time to upgrade that too. The phone....omg! Yes reading a tape is helpful lol
I mean don't get me wrong, the smaller ones can be useful for certain applications.
no offense taken at all. I just used one and really liked it. I am gonna get one.
Basin wrench,tiny Tim saw, wonder bar
i know I forgot basin..and cheese saw. thanks J
Great attitude, I will like to be your apprentice 😎
Thanks Daniel....Come on down. Where ya located?
Love my Raven seat removal tool when working on symmons vlvs
thanks rabbit. 👍
I gotta check that out.
Adjustables and a Torch, Also please do a van tour
van tour coming charlie....
Do plumbers used socket set
Sure.
A chuck,are those Douglas
Pliers?Are they still in business I I can’t find them anywhere
Yes they are. Ya know they were unavailable for a while but now they are back. I think someone purchased company. I have a link on amazon in my info below vid. I found them jokers.
Great video man !!
Glad you liked it! Stay safe brother.
A lot of apprentices don’t wanna buy tools. I’m 20 years old and a apprentice in San Antonio and I’ve gathered up more tools than my plumber now.
I have a Hammer/rotary drill, impact, chalk box, laser level, bandsaw, sawzall, copper cutters all sizes,panel lights, soldering kit ( map gas and B tank rig)
I think all plumbers apprentices should gather up all the tools the plumber has over the years of the apprenticeship and by 2nd or 3rd year I think we should have everything they have besides the obvious like chain cutters, propress, threaders you know the high dollar stuff
sounds like your mean business.....that is awesome Cody....get er done....no doubt your on your way.
Cody don’t get distracted by owning tools, most importantly is to recognize the problem and bring a solution to the problem and your final step is resolving.
Years ago Plummer’s did not own all these wonderful tools we have today, KNOWLEDGE IS KEY! That will make you a successful
sparky sparks not distracted by tools only simply broadening my horizon on tools to train myself in more and more areas.
“Work smarter, Not harder”
yes sir cody.....get er done.....sparky on point to.....thanks for input guys.
You forgot to get em some wrenches my dude,dont forget about those pipe wrenches,black pipe,they will come in handy,trust me
yes for sure.
Good advice
Nice! Plumb On!
Midwest snips are the best USA made so much smoother and stronger then the wiss snips and cellphones are great walkie talkies but I hate working with people who sit on em 2/3s of the job especially when I need help and I was the helper!
Very well sir
Thanks, this is real helpful
thanks Gabe....in comments guys have added a lot more stuff for you young gunners to have...a good read. thanks g
How much money did you spend on that kit?
its adds up...a few hundred bucks for sure.
What's the best way to become a plumber I'm trying to get in the industry Sir.
oh for sure. I have a couple of vids i will link you too.
@@ChuckBarron would you know the best way to get in the industry sir
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@@ChuckBarron thank you sir that was a great video I appreciate it.
Hey this video was real useful
Thank You Jose.
Do a Van Tour
Van tour! Im in. One problem Im gonna empty it out and go on a surf trip. lol
Pipe wrenches and a torch
thanks mike.....so many tools....
A rag, always have one near by
Yes Sir. Thank You. Ask CB2 how many times I ask him to get a rag....Like he is some sore of magician I want it in a instant.....lol
Basin wrench
dam I forgot basin wrench. nice one travis
You sir got a new subscriber here
Yes Sir...Porque In Da House!
Where did you get those shelf dividers
this is my old truck, the bins you mean? I robbed them from a cheap set of shelve sets from harbor freight. Those bins are pricey...look em up.
If you don't have the money for greens, reds, and yellows, the yellows will get you by.
dropn loads nailing it. Ya boy!
Can you still be a plumber if you have a severe phobia of spiders???
sure....spiders are soft. do not let that hold you back.
Best tool you need for a plumber is a valid license
first tool starts in your wallet.....so true david
First year apprentice local 469 !!!! Plumbers !!
Oh ya!!! get it done David.