What r u doing I wanted to see about a shit off valve not destroying a house

I was today years old when I learned there is LIQUID dope tape :D

Any issues with holding the quartz? Are the cabinets strong enough?

Please respond to my comment Do you think $20k it is a lot for cabinet Diamond cabinets including installation

I just bought these for my kitchen remodel. The base corner cabinet says 36" on website and on the box, yet the actual product is 30" across. That's 6" on either side. That is a huge discrepancy. Has anyone that used this product have a similar issue?

Great video but where’s the instructions

Love how how you have bare feet. I am totally watching everything about to pull my carpet out and do it all by myself.

Considering the possible downsides, I would never reuse the old ferrule and nut. It's not that much harder to either pull off the old ferrule with a puller or just some channel lock pliers IF the old fitting hasn't been over tightened and the pipe damaged. If it has been over tightened, you are going to want to cut off the damaged portion of the pipe anyway. Most stubs I've ever seen for a faucet or toilet connection have been significantly longer than absolutely necessary, so there is sufficient pipe to allow such a shortening. In the rare case where the current valve is already nearly at the wall or floor surface, then you would need to add a new piece of pipe and thus might want to consult a professional.

I am looking to remodel and saw Lowes cabinets as a nice option.. but I've seen bad reviews (from 3yrs ago) I can't seem to find updated reviews.. can anyone please confirm which is better for quality and price from home Depot vs. Lowes vs Ikea

Are these Full Access or Vibe series, or something else from Diamond? I just ordered the full access and they are supposed to be better quality and pricier.

Why didn’t you atleast wrap your kitchen cabinets and appliances with plastic before starting? Lol they have Velcro option for easy kitchen appliances access 😩

Any reason why you WOULDNT buy these cabinets again?

What was the cost of this project?

Just started the install process. Did you cut off the plastic tabs on top of the cabinets or did the countertop sit on top of them?

I am in the process of replacing all cabinets in my kitchen with Diamond Now. At first, I was extremely hesitant about anything particle board for a cabinet. But once screwed together and fastened to the walls, it feels solid and good. It sure beats a ridiculous 15k quote from the big box store to have cabinets installed. I am doing cabinets, flooring, paint,lights, and stove for under 6k.

Just came across this video because I bought the same cabinets from Lowe's. I was wondering if you remember what under cabinet lighting you used? I want to do mine the same way with under and over cabinet lights on a dimmer.

Just bought these and read not to put quartz on them. How are yours holding up?

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Looks very nice. I am currently going through this right now. We already placed the order for the quartz countertops with lowes now we are just waiting. How are your countertops looking today and did you had to wait a long time for them to come out and do the install?

Are your cabinets over the old tiles? I am trying to redo my kitchen and my cabinets were installed over the exciting tiles. Just wanted to know a work around. Thank you

Adorable little boy! Laughed hard when he said, “nice!” Soooooooo cute!

Hi project therapy. I just bought these diamond now cabinets in the gray color. They are very pretty but I did not realize how cheap they really were until installing them. I hope I get plenty of years out of them.:-) But I did have a question for you. We’ve noticed that they don’t give you enough lip for installing the crown molding any suggestions? Thanks for any advice.

This is so unadvised and, honestly, stupid. Working around tack strip barefoot is about as dumb as I’ve seen on KZbin.

The why an anglestop needs to be replaced gives you an idea how hard it will be to remove. If the anglestop has never been shut-off after being placed in service (like replacing a fixture), then chances that removing the ferrule is highly likely. Similar reason to an anglestop that has been shut off and on many times, possibly leaking at the packing nut at the stem, or just breaking off the oval handle. This is 90% of anglestop reasons to replace from original service. It is those installed afterwards by less qualified folks who wrench too hard on the nut that create the problem of removal (like temp maintenance folks at apartment houses and industrious homeowners). Then the plumber gets called. The use of Teflon dope on the back side of ferrule (while not approved by the anglestop manufacturer) has been practiced for years as a failsafe and is a practice by many plumbers. It is also becomes very obvious if the copper pipe is damaged by overtightening the nut which causes the ferrule to bite into the stubout. Second chances to apply more Teflon sealant and reassemble are rare and prove to be a waste of time and effort. So, if the ferrule has not bitten into the copper, it can be safely removed which provides an opportunity to examine the copper stubout for the installation of the complete new anglestop. I would recommend always replacing like for like. Push-on anglestops are designed to be placed on new, clean piping only and any pipe (copper, PEX, CPVC, etc.) that has any imperfections will cause water bypass the internal O-ring and leak.

First, You never sand a ferrule - it causes grooves that were never there. Second, please use the 15/16 open end wrench or the specific tool that removed the nut from the anglestop. The knucklebuster tool is just that and can slip and cause damage in the immediate vicinity. Lastly, overtightening can cause a leak. Many attempt to keep tightening a leaking anglestop. Please don't. I would say it is rare to get an anglestop that can be refitted this way. This is what a plumber would have done: Turn off the water as noted. Then unscrew the nut on the back with wrenches. He/she would then look at the ferrule to see if it has been overtightened thus damaging the copper stub out. If not, the ferrule can be easily removed with channelocks by twisting the ferrule forward or rocking the rear nut back and forth toward you until it is removed. If the ferrule has damage the pipe, cut the the short piece of copper off in front of the ferrule and pull the old ferrule off. If the ferrule won't come off, cut the copper stub immediately in back of the ferrule. If the stub is too close to the wall, a section of copper will need to be replaced or solder a male fitting and use a screw on anglestop.

Nails and bare footed :D haha, I wear flip flops when doing loft conversions :P

Great video my guy 👍

After I change an angle stop I always put a piece of cardboard under it for a few hours to detect any minor drips.

I've done this hundreds of times. But it only works if the compression nut is compatible with.the new valve. Sometimes the threads are more coarse or more fine. the way to check that is to screw the new nut onto the old valve. If it goes on easy your good. Also usually you need don't. to dope the brass ferule.

This is a sure fire way to make a leak and destroy your cabinets! Always change out the compression ring! Or call a professional!

Thanks for the video. We were looking at the Diamond cabinets at Lowes as it looked nice and supposedly easy maintenance. Why would you not recommend these cabinets? Thanks.

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How much did it cost?

Less expensive unless you factor in the value/cost of your time. However, working with your family and spending that quality time makes up for it.

You need some diffusers on those LED strips bro

Where’s the next video? :)

Did you put plywood on the cabinets before installing the quartz?

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Good stuff bro!

I've watched several of these types of videos and really enjoyed your take. At 4:44, what type of white caulk did you use to fill the gap between the copper pipe and drywall hole in the wall?

Love it

Great tip about the pipe dope. Keep up the good work.

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