PVC Process

[@batsagabriel5897]

Am watching you from Ghana and learning a lot big up to you

[@ConstructionEd]

Wow - glad it is helpful to you

[@jeremyhorne5252]

You also need to cap both the primer and glue cans ASAP after fitting the pipes, as both evaporate extremely rapidly. The glue can film over the top rather quickly.

[@ConstructionEd]

great point and thanks for adding

[@aaronpadilla1493]

You could use the marker to mark an angle as part of learning curve on pre-stage on the el bow while the other end el bow could be flat. 4:23 vs 9:45 better reason! 😅

[@ConstructionEd]

OK

[@DanielComedy01]

Thank you, quite helpful! During the 'dressing pipe ends' section, do you have to chamfer and ream the right-angle fitting as well?

[@ConstructionEd]

yes - you should always prep the pipe before using the primer and cement

[@halilsertbulut]

Thank you, great video, as always. Do you use heat welding for pvc in US? Would be nice to see an example of that, as well.

[@ConstructionEd]

Very rarely - we stick to the the solvent glue

[@andrewyoussef2267]

I’m so glad I found your channel. All your vid are Excellent!! Thank you!!

[@ConstructionEd]

Glad you like them!

[@iPYW]

I haven't seen my plumbers do about half of these steps. Is there a video that shows stepping down PVC 1/4" to PEX?

[@sherrygh4462]

Thanks 🙏

[@abdennacer6329]

Thank you so much man

[@ConstructionEd]

You are welcome

[@Axelinot]

Thanks

[@charlesviner1565]

👍

[@ConstructionEd]

👌

[@aaronpadilla1493]

PVC is not legal in USA? Is hard to find PVC most of the pipes are CPVC.

[@ConstructionEd]

It is not legal for supply - but used all the time for drains.