Nice install Tom, but you should maybe read the dryer manual for length of vent. The propane dryers I installed years ago with 4” vent outlet on the dryer, maximum vent length was 14’. Great tips and information. Have a good day. 👍🏻👋

VERY COOL!! FIRST TIME FOR ME.....GREAT VIDEO BRO

Great tips on diy dryer vent install. I dont think the smoke test is overboard. If you got it, use it. 👍🏻

Is that long run a problem for dryers? I've always seen them pretty close to an outside wall. Thanks for the great advice

Makes total sense that a screw would catch lint. I also got rid of the flexible plastic exhaust pipe and switched to aluminum.

Tom! What a great way to test systems. What a great idea, and thanks for the tips! Cheers my friend. Keep em coming.

All part of making things right and keeping families safe. Excellent video Tom. Hopefully someone learns from your video.

Good evening Tom, excellent video! I love it when I learn something! Thanks for sharing, Ben 👋😎👍🍻

Good day Sir, 🚧🚧 OUTSTANDING Informative Video About Dryer Fire Prevention 🧐👍🚧🚧 Be Well Sir Cheers 👍😇🙏🍻

Fantastic video Tom. Please keep up the good work.

As a leak detection technician/service plumber please continue to use this product. I really enjoy the job security

Terrible.. pex an expansion no good crimp way better!!

I just did my house with all pex A. any reason you are doing the house with different types?

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What? That first one you just stretch it and then let it shrink onto the fitting? Weird. Don’t think we have that here in Canada. I mostly see copper or pex. Why does the pex pipe have two different compression rings? One is the pinch crimp and the other compresses the whole circumference of the ring. Thanks for sharing and the walk through Tom. Have a good week my friend.

Morning Tom , great video . I didn’t know there were this many different kinds of ways to plumb . Thanks for sharing this information . 👍🏻🇺🇸

What do you think about the brass fittings vs plastic. I kinda regret using brass when I built. I have heard now that they have removed lead out of the brass, it isn’t as good. Is their truth behind that potentially?

Your Romex is wavy bud 😉

Very nice looking copper sir.

I would be ok with copper in the walls but not in the slab.

As I look at my plumbing, one wall has hot high and the other…………….. doesn’t 😂

I don’t know what those red and blue tubes are supposed to be used for but one time me and my cousin went to lowe’s and got some to make into light saber blades

I haven't heard of that. Thanks for sharing 👍

Very cool product. 👍 Have a good one, Ben 👋😎👍🍻

Is that dirty?

What’s the flavor?

Interesting. I probably would just go with the pex b. Based on my novice abilities. But i agree, the copper looks great, even if it gets covered with the wall. You will always know what's behind there.haha.....😬😆

Looks Great bro!!!

I would rather the copper cause that’s what I’m use to. And it’s neater. Craftsmanship is a lost art. Good for you keeping it alive. Now, having said I’d rather copper, we years ago used soft copper line for propane lines. Loved bending the copper to make it fit, by hand. Rarely used a bending tool or spring. But we ran into a lot of bad copper line that we had to cut out or replace lines because it had holes in it. Not good having holes in propane lines. 😳😳 Great video Tom. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋

Transitioning from copper to PEX is like when the electrical went from armored cable to Romex. People didn’t trust it at first, but then everybody started doing Romex. And just like with PEX, there is less room for error. For instance, you have to be extra careful about installing nail guards.

Great video Tom !! I have always been a fan of copper…….BUT…..with the cheaper quality that was used in the 80’s-90’s…..and having to rip it all out of a two story home with full basement. Due to pin hole leaks, and the contractor using the thin walled type….I forget which it was called (L?M) but it was junk, I replaced with all Pex……BUT used brass type fittings……Big mistake…..after a few years, they too started to corrode and leak. Then replaced them with the plastic connectors…..they seemed to work…..Moved from that home a few years back, assuming they are still working ok now. That was well water (Acid rain?) I know I’m comparing apples and oranges, but my MIL house) was all old school copper and built in the 50’s…..larger lines and much thicker, never a leak…..on any PIPE…..a few solder joints and fitting areas over the years, but very few. Appreciate the great video ……the new house is looking wonderful……your skills amaze me 👍👏🇺🇸 Rick

I wonder what's up with the copper? We did 100% plumbing tearout here at the house, and the plumbers replaced it with pex a, if that's what ya call it. The little white expansion things and blue and red pipe. The boiler is similar install but all white. Great stuff.

Good Morning Sir 😇👍👍 I love cupper too 🙏😇 Very Nice Looking Plumber Work Sir that you have done👍🧐👌Yes I agree cupper tube maker should ( must ) have a better quality 🧐👍 Very Nice Tip Quality Check 👍👌🧐In Germany the only place that they allowed to cut a plastic tube ( pex high pressure and high temp rated have only one type of piping allowed ) is at the beginning and at the end end that applied to heat systems too 🧐👍I live from 2000 until 2004 and I saw a lots of new houses built. So They have a cold and hot manifolds from where the Pex tubes are all connected and for the heating system a return manifold and all these tubes are not cut until they reach the water outlets, floor thermostat heater, Wall Heater or toilets. They have also limit on how they are allowed to bend these tubes and these areas are included in blue prints of the house ( like service water lines spaces from floor to floor ). 😇👍 Keep Up Your OUTSTANDING Videos Cheers 👍👌😇🍻

I’m like you and much prefer copper but can live with pex. My house was built with Poly B, which is a ticking time bomb.

I finally got to see my first drunk chicken!

Getting weird over there....hahaha 😂

So Freakin Funny TOM!

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Good stuff Tom. Tommy looks like he has a blast outside! Grass is looking good👍🏻👍🏻

Me: waiting to hear what it taste like 😂😂😂

Like sunflower seeds

When we lived on the farm I used to lick the salt licks every time I got a chance, then break off chunks and take it with me.

Mmmm I wanna do this with my babies😭

Hilarious 😂