DIY Friday 6: How to Remove a Kitchen Sink Unit with Completely Redundant Supplementary Bonding

[@gbelectricks]

Another master class, well done Joe 👏👏

[@JoeRobinsonTraining]

I'm not sure master class is right! But seriously thanks so much for watching and commenting on even my random content, I genuinely appreciate it!

[@samjburns07]

I'm really enjoying this DIY Friday series! Looking forward to seeing the next one!

[@JoeRobinsonTraining]

Sam, thank you so much for the Super Thanks, you're the first one to do this and I can't tell you what it means that someone thinks my content is worth chipping in some cash for, it's much appreciated. There will be more DIY videos but might be a slight delay till the next one, thanks so much again!

[@samjburns07]

Absolutely no problem! Youve been a great help on here and Efixx, it's the least that I can do 🙂 looking forward to seeing the finished result!

[@thattoolguy9432]

Joe.. i'd cut the pipes back far enough that you can fit a 15mm compression tee on the mains, elbow on the tap feed , then run a bit of 15mm pipe from the tee through into the unit ... fit and change the outside tap to a nrv type.. all nice and neat and the nasties hidden behind the unit ... if only KZbin would let you do doodles in the comments .. hope that made sense ... top tip.. with drain offs, take the guts out slowly ... couldn't stop laughing when you cut that pipe ... good work mate

[@crisislord00]

Maybe i missed something but did you not just unsolder the copper Tees instead of cutting them??

[@JoeRobinsonTraining]

No, just cut through them. 😊

[@walterskelton411]

You could have plugged that waste pipe with something while waiting to seal it properly.

[@JoeRobinsonTraining]

Yeah, I guess so, it was only open for a short while. 👍

[@nathanmemmory4981]

that cutter must be 20 year old joe

[@JoeRobinsonTraining]

😂 Practically brand new unfortunately Nathan! 🤣

[@nathanmemmory4981]

youve looked after that one