Notice the quality difference between that old metal nut and the new plastic one. Plastic is already looking beaten up just getting it on, the old metal one looked solid after all those years. Tired of all things plastic. PVC pipes are fine, but they just went overboard.
Just cus it looks beaten up doesn't mean it won't work. Who knows how much the customer was willing to pay for a new drain. How much would you pay for a shinny nut on a drain you're never gonna look at?
@@Creedmc85 so u dont know how business works right? It could be part of the plumber's warranty. Installs everything new and if something goes wrong, the plumber and the customer knows its bc of faulty material or improper installation. But if parts were reused, it could void whatever warranty the plumber provides. Then the customer would need to pay again to have it repaired. If you're doing it urself, definitely go ahead and do what feels right to you. There was no leak at the end so what is the problem? Aesthetics? If you want it to look better, pay more money
@andrewrodriguez8492 I can promise you that plastic back nut will split and cause issues before that brass backnut splits and causes issues.and Any decent plumber would stand behind there work regardless and not use a cop out excuse as why not to go back,unless you're a cowboy.
Omg THANK YOU! I thought that was a fancy waste that had that fitting. I’ve procrastinated on replacing the waste as I was afraid I won’t seal it properly! Heading to Screwfix first thing!
Little tip, use a silicone grease on the Dudley washer. Goes on easier as they are really tight on the waste. Brilliant washer though. They never leak!
Plumbers mate for 40 years for all gratings..when waste pipes or traps take a knock there can be a slight movement and the Plumber's mate can take the knock without leaking..silicone and plastic washers not so much..also a good chance of the plastic nut snapping with the thickness of that washer while trying to tighten the nut up.
@@oliverstaunton7537 Hi Oliver, if it hasn't been so tight, it doesn't have to be tightend with a plier. In the plumber business we habe a lot of tools ,which are made for this type of work. Please look at the plastic union nut in the video: it looks terrible for me.
Afternoon MM, Enjoying these videos of your work & helpful for DIY help/ guides. If you have time, please explain when to use a mastic silicone seal or plumbers mate seal. There seems to be a debate going on about this & I am trying to repair a bath waste & overflow leak that's never really worked. Many thanks, R
That's a lot of tension for a plastic washer.. Should've been made of metal like the bigger lock nut or skipped. When the plastic becomes old it's gonna crack 100%.
They are terrible you have use special blades as standard ones won't fit. A work colleague and myself bought one, both fell apart inside a month, don't be suckered in by how cool they look on UA-cam. THEY ARE RUBBISH!
Does it seal the thread of the waste underneath though? Normally have to squidge some plumbers mait underneath to seal the gap around the thread of the waste, before doing up the washer/backnut.
@neil_down_south see the part of the video where he's scraping around the top of the hole in the basin? That's where the flange of the new drain will sit. The suggestion is to put a bead of plumbers mate putty (or silicone) around the hole for the waste to sit on. When you tighten the nut underneath it will clamp down onto the putty and create a great seal on the top side.
Once upon a time I snaked my apartment bathroom sink… long story short, I gagged and dry heaved over the smell, black goo and hair I pulled out. Idk how service plumbers do it. 😂
Very Good Job But You Didn't Use Silicone Sanitary Before Adjusting The Black Gasket Rubber Ring Here In Mauritius 🇲🇺 We Adjust Silicone Sika Sanisil Or Akfix 645 Or Even Another Silicone Sanitary Brand For Assurance
Do you ever use a little bit of pipe dope on your rubber gaskets for pop up assemblies? Been doing that for years and it's been great call back insurance.
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Notice the quality difference between that old metal nut and the new plastic one. Plastic is already looking beaten up just getting it on, the old metal one looked solid after all those years. Tired of all things plastic. PVC pipes are fine, but they just went overboard.
Aynen doğru söylüyorsun sana katılıyorum kardeşim ❤
Just cus it looks beaten up doesn't mean it won't work. Who knows how much the customer was willing to pay for a new drain. How much would you pay for a shinny nut on a drain you're never gonna look at?
@andrewrodriguez8492 why would you not reuse the old brass back nut?better than the platic junk.
@@Creedmc85 so u dont know how business works right? It could be part of the plumber's warranty. Installs everything new and if something goes wrong, the plumber and the customer knows its bc of faulty material or improper installation. But if parts were reused, it could void whatever warranty the plumber provides. Then the customer would need to pay again to have it repaired. If you're doing it urself, definitely go ahead and do what feels right to you. There was no leak at the end so what is the problem? Aesthetics? If you want it to look better, pay more money
@andrewrodriguez8492 I can promise you that plastic back nut will split and cause issues before that brass backnut splits and causes issues.and Any decent plumber would stand behind there work regardless and not use a cop out excuse as why not to go back,unless you're a cowboy.
that utility knife is so cool
Normal box cutter you can do this with screwdriver
So work 👍
Thomas Dudley waste fitting if anyone was wondering. It's brilliant and only a few quid in Screwfix. Keep a few in the van. Nice video, clean job.
Great comment mate and I appreciate it. Quality products help our lives for sure!
Omg THANK YOU! I thought that was a fancy waste that had that fitting. I’ve procrastinated on replacing the waste as I was afraid I won’t seal it properly!
Heading to Screwfix first thing!
Little tip, use a silicone grease on the Dudley washer. Goes on easier as they are really tight on the waste. Brilliant washer though. They never leak!
Cheers dude I got some of that wd40 silicone spray now 💪
@@mmplumber NOOOO!!!!!
The solvent in the spray will harm the rubber! Just get the squeezy tubeof silicone grease. I prefer to use pipe dope though.
Is your silicone grease "food grade" or are you another handyman ?
@@skoronesa1bahsettiğiniz silikon conta plastiğine zarar vermeyen bir ürün önerebilir misiniz? Würt olursa bulmak kolay olur. Teşekkürler
Great, you are an artist without a doubt.
Interesting waste fitting.
I've never seen ot in the US. Nice vid!
Amazing work
Thanks for sharing this "replacing" sink video.
Smooth like a glove
I'm a plumber
This job looks dirty in first 2 or 3 years, then we get used to it
Very helpful 👍
What’s that scraping tool? Is it also a knife too?
Причина засорения в кнопке слива воды . Под ней скапливается грязь которую под кнопкой не видно
Those waste seal kits are very good. Stops all the water running down the threads
Ptfe around the thread where the nut will end up. 💯 will never leak. Love these vids im learning all the time xx
There is no connection between the headlines and the video. The correct headline is how to replace WB pipes
Wb pipes?
Plumbers mate for 40 years for all gratings..when waste pipes or traps take a knock there can be a slight movement and the Plumber's mate can take the knock without leaking..silicone and plastic washers not so much..also a good chance of the plastic nut snapping with the thickness of that washer while trying to tighten the nut up.
i have put in thousands of drain assemblies and under no circumstances have i ever had to use silicone
What's that knife called and where did u get it???😊
One hand on the camera one doing the job
No plumber’s putty at the drain and sink??
Good job.Thank you❤
No worries pal
Basin mate or centrepin wastes for the win 👌
Yep defo agree dude!
Ive used plumbers mate for 20 yrs. Not stopping now😂
Do whatever works for you. Ive always used silicon. Both do the job
You know they crack the drain silicon and will most likely block the overflow holes right? Ask me how I know
@@AstuteJoe silicone or plumbers mate?
You should have used the old brass nut.
Those wastes look awesome, no silicone required 👍
There genius mate, basin mait
No waste requires silicone. It bit of plumber mate does the trick
Excellent 👌
Hi there.
The utility knife.
Where did you buy it?
I'm looking for one of those
Thank you
I am so sick of seeing handymen using silicone on sink traps.
A TD basin fitting will NEVER leak
There amazing and a life saver
Womp womp
I'm sad of seeing a plumber working without a fitting pliers and instead of this ruin the union nut with a pump pliers...😖
@@marcobauer6886 it doesn’t need to be that tight
@@oliverstaunton7537
Hi Oliver, if it hasn't been so tight, it doesn't have to be tightend with a plier. In the plumber business we habe a lot of tools ,which are made for this type of work.
Please look at the plastic union nut in the video: it looks terrible for me.
bottle trap? that's illegal! 😂
The old one would last lifetime! What was wrong with it ?
Oh I do love a basin mate rubber 😂
There a tough cookie to get on 🤣
Afternoon MM,
Enjoying these videos of your work & helpful for DIY help/ guides.
If you have time, please explain when to use a mastic silicone seal or plumbers mate seal.
There seems to be a debate going on about this & I am trying to repair a bath waste & overflow leak that's never really worked.
Many thanks,
R
I usually put silicone on the thread, it seals and stops water from leaking there as sometimes those rubber seals don't adhere so well to the thread.
That's a lot of tension for a plastic washer.. Should've been made of metal like the bigger lock nut or skipped. When the plastic becomes old it's gonna crack 100%.
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You took off copper parts and replaced with plastic very high IQ work
😂
Where did you get that blade from?
I didn’t see him replacing the sink,
all I see is replacing the drain pipes 😂😅😊
Very good ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Why you hold your channel locks backwards you Pog
Burada kullandığınız falçata'nın markası nedir? Çok işlevli bir aletmiş 👏
I like your fancy knife
It’s made by Toughbuilt. I have one, decent bit of kit.
They are terrible you have use special blades as standard ones won't fit. A work colleague and myself bought one, both fell apart inside a month, don't be suckered in by how cool they look on UA-cam. THEY ARE RUBBISH!
Impecable....nunca lo había visto ni hecho...muy bueno el video...
Nice cutter ;)
Thank you! Cheers!
@mmplumber what's the link for that knife please bro?
Good job
How to buy that cutter? Any link or way
Is that a drum trap?
I'm thinking yes. Maybe good if you accidentally drop a ring in the sink?
Bravo ❤❤❤
One question: is there any particular reason for you for use this trap instead of a J-bend p-trap?? Thank you
Every time I encounter one like this full of silicone I charge them extra $50 😤
Great job that washer has never failed me,stop using plumbers mait or silicone guys do as this guy does.
I do love them mate much cleaner
Does it seal the thread of the waste underneath though? Normally have to squidge some plumbers mait underneath to seal the gap around the thread of the waste, before doing up the washer/backnut.
@@theberryfamily5824 ive never had a problem and never had to use anything,try it nothing ventured nothing gained 😀
What wrench do you use for rads,fitting some in my house don't wanna buy whe set,thanks
That's a slotted grating if you don't put silicone or plumber's mate on the flange water won't stay in the sink when the plug is in
@neil_down_south see the part of the video where he's scraping around the top of the hole in the basin? That's where the flange of the new drain will sit. The suggestion is to put a bead of plumbers mate putty (or silicone) around the hole for the waste to sit on. When you tighten the nut underneath it will clamp down onto the putty and create a great seal on the top side.
@@woody1380there’s a washer on it mate, no need to with the washer underneath and above
Nice 💡
What kind of blade is that?
Toughbuilt scraper
Beautiful
what knife is that
Can you specify your shifter type please. And the rubber you’ve used for this video. Thanks.
It’s called a basin mate rubber kit
Why the drum trap instead of a p trap?
Nice
Grease on the gaskets, Glue all the fittings, no slip joints, Dope on the threads And putty not silicone for the drain
That's a fire 🔥 boxcutter bruh
Once upon a time I snaked my apartment bathroom sink… long story short, I gagged and dry heaved over the smell, black goo and hair I pulled out. Idk how service plumbers do it. 😂
Haha I can’t smell it any more
@@mmplumber you’re a trooper. 😂👃
@@kawaiixkitty168 cheers dude 🤣
No seal on top ? So water has gone by time you finish shaving 😂
Perfect 👌
I tried thia, made a mess and had to call in a professional. Honestly, it was totally user error.. the product is really good
Very nice sir
Plumbers mate always fails ❤
I’ve never seen it from a job I’ve done but this was defo cleaner and less faf
Very Good Job But You Didn't Use Silicone Sanitary Before Adjusting The Black Gasket Rubber Ring Here In Mauritius 🇲🇺 We Adjust Silicone Sika Sanisil Or Akfix 645 Or Even Another Silicone Sanitary Brand For Assurance
What kind of trap is that?
Ножичек нормальный, мне нравиться умный и нужный инструмент
show us if no leaks 😂
Helpful
Whats the brand of the knife you're using?
Here’s a question..
Where the bloody hell can I get one of those Utility knife’s from???
三角止水皮裝錯位置，應該是在面盆上方(落水頭下面)。
You’re a genius
Sent from my son
Damn why did they use so much sillicon?
Qual celular você usar para gravar?
C etait la premiere fois que je voit ce type de sifon
Before there was no of that black triangle rubber when you disassembled it.. but when you reinstall it , there was one ..
It's a Thomas Dudley waste fitting. They used it instead of silicon or plumbers mait
Thanks for the answer !!
Do you ever use a little bit of pipe dope on your rubber gaskets for pop up assemblies? Been doing that for years and it's been great call back insurance.
Chulada. 👍👍👍
Basin in the bathroom Sink in the kitchen ?
Those nuts hardly ever unscrew like that when I'm replacing them, lol.
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What did you spary ,?
Nice sir
Hated when people use caulking.
@mmplumber mate whats the link for the scraper you are using to peel off thw mastic in that video please?
@mmplumber what's the name of that knife/scraper in the video please?
Guy hates gloves
No time for it 🤣
Why do people use so much silicone on a waste?! Annoys the shite out of me 😂
No idea pal!
Next time please use a fitting pliers, not a pipe wrench...
Knipex wide jaw sliding spanner is what I like
Thank you
i haved fixed by myself disame problem in the Bathroom Sink, me a simple woman
That’s definitely not how to replace it. You have completely chewed up the plastic nut.
Works perfect still 👊
@@mmplumber...Exactly
Cuando lo estaba apremtado se corria, luego por evitar que se corriera se dañó el interruptor, ahora no se como se arregla eso
Would you like some sink with your caulking?