Thank you tom❤❤❤

This was super helpful 😊

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Skipped your video solely cause I didn't wanna watch all the stupid shit in the beginning

You can always spot a hack when their installing PEX B. Restriction of flow. Chuck in a truck is always unlicensed. Call a real plumber.

This video never gets old, very simple To learn, 11 years passed but I assume that peks are still a thing

Copper is a thing of the past? Shit. Copper will last 20x longer than that plastic line.

I would not hire these idiots to get groceries.

Great info, but I think I'm going to be seasick.

Don’t ever trust a guy who wears a Home Depot hat and uses SharkBite fittings to transition from copper to PEX.

What about the drain?

Can you mix brass and galvanized?

Think Tom helped me at Home Depot today! Super Helpful!

Thanks for all the tips, super helpful!

I saw this and wanted to do it like this in my kitchen but it’s an exterior wall and some people say keep water supply out of an exterior wall. I was planning to spray foam too, I was even thinking about putting an access panel. Is this too risky, should I stub out the floor?

Great video to explain basic wiring to newbie’s like my brother with everything important about safety pointed out!😏

My house was built in the 80s. Do all of the outlets within 6 feet all have to be gfci? Or only the first one on the string? Also I have one under the sink that powers a diahwasher & under the sink garbage disposal/ disposer.

For the regular receptacles if I plug something into those does the g c f I trip if it short out

Not a great idea to use drywall screws on brass

does pex have antimicrobial properties

He messed up when he said, “we’re gonna shark bite them”.

Hello! In the videos for remodeling the kitchen and moving the sink, did the customer have a garbage disposal? I was wondering if the plumbing would be effected if I extended the plumbing and added a bend to the plumbing down to the existing pipe.

Anyone else hear Ron White telling me how to relocate a kitchen?

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A girl can do it ! Thanks guys great video !!! (:

What type of pex is that a or b

water lines are the easy part, I'm looking for how to connect in to the drain pipe which runs vertical , I suppose I am looking for how to slope that line?

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Just 🤔 wondering it looks like a nice kitchen reno, why not use dacor plugs throughout ?

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We are going to shark bite them, it’s than that I realized I was watching fuckery!

Thank you, appreciate your video very much

Let the man speak Jesus . Keep cutting him off

You need to learn how to keep your camera steady!!

I like how he had to explain the male and female parts.

How would you move the drain though

My boss would tear you guys a new one for having 3 guys standing around while 1 guy screws the filler in. Should have had that done in 30 seconds or less! 😂

Assuming one didnt have any tools and wanted to purchase them about how much money would it cost to purchase them? Im trying to estimate start-up costs on the high end.

you are using the wrong screws

Always a good idea to check with go/no go guage that came with the crimp tool. A slow leak is a pain to deal with later!

why not just a pex elbow with pex cap? cut later and install shut off later?

Thanks guys. The video was perfect.

It is a good thing that it is not rocket science because because those two would be in trouble, lets just say they are not the brightest bulbs in the bunch.

I'm glad I found this video 👍

What do you think goes in the floors of multi million dollar homes , apartments , condos , townhomes etc… there’s no hardwood in those mega complexes worth millions , with all the different temperatures people keep their homes at , huge windows with sunlight for hours , heavy foot traffic , hardwood would be destroyed quickly , that’s why these products are made , ever hear of nu wud product ?? That’s what goes in these complexes , engineers and designers for these multi million dollar complexes are always looking for the best product, and it sure ain’t hardwood flooring in those places , rich people know the difference, so why wouldn’t you use a much more durable product in your home like the ones they use in mega homes , complexes. that’s the stuff I’d use , hardwood look will always be king , though it’s just not practical anymore

How can you say put hardwood ? let’s get real , hardwood floors belong no where near a kitchen , bathroom , laundry rooms etc… Years ago homes were all boxed off , living room , foyer , dining room etc… then you had numerous different floors to accommodate the home and rooms , carpet ruled for decades then hardwood came , and hardwood was used mostly in dining rooms where you can control your guests , nowadays everything is opened up , how could you put hardwood thorough out and tip toe your family and guests , pets. the reason for LVP , LVT which has come a long way was people were saying we love hardwood though don’t like tip toeing on it , granted hardwood is beautiful and the look will always be for that hardwood look, though LVT LVP and many other products are dominating over hardwood and are much more durable than it, period.

I lol'd when he cut into structure. please discontinue plumbing, it's clear you don't have a license. thanks

My cabinet instructions say use #8 trim screws. It seems like the tiny head wouldn't be as good as flat heads, like this guy.

I sure wish the video went into the next cabinet. It ended, saying there is a video or a series for the next flush cabinet. I can not find a video that shows how to shim upper cabinets that are flush on the front.