Few plumbers apply this technique to install a PVC tee in a small space without cutting the pipe

Hello, here I show you how to install a PVC Tee in a small space and without the need to cut the pipe.
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[@1shinytop686]

That’s right. Few to no plumbers would do that if they value their reputation and customer repeat business.

[@davidrussell3353]

I appreciate these kinds of plumber's/handyman diyer's.. it's job security for good plumber's

[@edgee7612]

You do this where i work and your getting fired forsure

[@nolantanaka565]

You do this where I work guarantee your getting drug tested

[@nolantanaka565]

Then getting laid off a couple weeks later

[@helylopez3779]

Desde Bogotá, felicitaciones, gracias x compartir sus conocimientos

[@Mrinventor93]

Hola muchas gracias🙏, Un gran saludo🤝

[@farkas480]

I’m a pool guy that does a lot of plumbing. I’m not a licensed plumber, but I do a lot of plumbing when replacing old pool equipment. I started laughing at the amount of labor time this person put into this job, just to avoid using two elbows. In this demonstration, you wouldn’t even need couplings. 😂

[@rjlinnovations1516]

Thanks for sharing your video. Full watched and subscribed

[@rjlinnovations1516]

You’re welcome 🙏. Have a wonderful weekend

[@Mrinventor93]

thank you very much friend good day

[@Mrinventor93]

@@rjlinnovations1516 thank you my friend Health!

[@rjlinnovations1516]

@@Mrinventor93 you’re welcome 🙏

[@rjlinnovations1516]

@@Mrinventor93 you’re welcome my friend.

[@josegregorioaularramirez3511]

Buenos Días Hola Gracias x compartir y publicar este video Excelente truco

[@Mrinventor93]

Hola buenos días muchas gracias José Saludos!🤝

[@bruceedwards8011]

I am a plumber but I won't do such job for anyone

[@dsixtosan]

Me gusta ver videos de gente haciendo proyectos o ajustes que no tienen ningún sentido.

[@randmayfield5695]

In a pinch it's kind of cool to know how to jury rig like this. Just a note: Building inspectors love this kind of stuff. lol

[@jonesy4588]

jury rig ? that's not what we call it in the south !

[@FelixtheMetalcat]

Ahhh the good ole south....some things will never change.

[@jacintorodriguezmaranon106]

Ñ a p la lo ñ, no

[@Plumber9382]

Good idea, thanks for sharing friend

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks friend 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@silverpicklegaming4684]

As long as people like this exist I will stay in business 😂

[@SantiagoPerez-qi1ly]

Woooow chulada excelente gracias por compartir abrazos 🙏

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias mi amigo, un gran saludo 🤝

[@bartmormino907]

That might be allowed for a vacuum line, but it is not allowed in the plumbing code. No tapping are cutting of fittings or pipe. And sch. 22 is not allowed for pipes in a wall as a drain line, it must be sch. 40.

[@robbybiddle9236]

I’d like to see you try this with schedule 40 pipe.

[@Mrinventor93]

I could do it💪🏻

[@ellissmithjr6599]

This reminds me of my brother... He rather go a mile out of his way in working harder than to simply do the right thing that is quicker and easier 🤔😳😤🙄

[@theprototype005]

Wow, I too am a plumber and I've read some of the comments. Give this guy a break. For a drain line this would definitely work, im surprised he even like the messages where everyone is ripping him a new one. It's just a cool idea, a possibility way for a do it yourselfer to save some money and a good video. It definitely would not pass plumbing code but how many of us have things in our house that don't pass code but still work i.e. no main breaker or arc fault breakers in our electrical panels. Good job on the vid, ignore the haters. Thank you for reading this.

[@rhombo323]

"Give this guy a break" No. He is showing people a way of doing things that is guaranteed to leak, likely sewage in most people's application of this type of "repair". There is not enough solvent welded area to create a proper seal in the event of a stoppage or back up. Plumbing/building codes in general exist for a reason. When not followed you are inviting unnecessary risks and issues to happen. Don't call yourself a plumber if you don't believe code should be followed. You're a handyman, and a poor one at that if that's your belief.

[@petenorris6982]

That's nuts any shifting of the pipes you'll end up with a leak in the wall.

[@James-bv4nu]

You're absolutely right about one thing: No plumber would do this!

[@othonaguilar9508]

That's right

[@dansol7448]

Claro que lo hacen

[@carlosraide4823]

Excelente...muchas gracias.ok.👍👍👍

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias Carlos Saludos!

[@carlosraide4823]

@@Mrinventor93 Dios te bendiga.🙏👍🌏🌎🌐

[@Arcella1981]

that is neat and all, but wouldn't it take less time to just cut the pipe and fit it like you are supposed to? and also isn't that connection now weaker because of how it is put on?

[@rhombo323]

Yes.

[@dansol7448]

Pienso que la idea es para que la hagas en una situacion en que no puedas cortar la tuberia

[@chrish236]

Kind of glad very few plumbers do this

[@michaelcarmean4906]

💥 That Would Definitely ✅ Have To Be A Perfect Glue💥

[@joseluisjuarezmoreno570]

Ha eso les llamo mexicanadas ! Yo lo hago Saludos !

[@Mrinventor93]

Gracias amigo saludos 🤝

[@mohfiroz7700]

Good job, thanks for music video.

[@Mrinventor93]

thanks brother🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@kevind7875]

You can actually buy a snap on tee. Glue it on then drill the hole. I’ve used them in a pinch in pump houses for a chlorinator injector tee

[@julionovelo567]

buenisima idea saludos desde CAMPECHE MÉXICO

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias mi amigo. Un gran Saludo🤝

[@MelvinArchila-u7p]

Gracias .práctico y fácil

[@Mrinventor93]

Gracias a ti, bienvenido

[@phantom21629]

And this, folks, is why we have plumbing codes. all code violations and the leaks that WILL appear later, aside. In what kind of plumbing do you find THIS situation, where you have a waste pipe that comes to a location, 180s around with two 90s with a 6 inch separation that would require you to even put a 90 "T" into it?

[@thetruth7230]

The customer will call a “real” plumber when this leaks. Literally not enough material at the bottom of that hole make a strong glue bond. No Real plumber would do this

[@b.powell3480]

Would this be something that inspector cleauseo would pass !???

[@marthaluciaortiz2473]

Excelente.felicitaciones.gracias.

[@Mrinventor93]

Gracias Martha

[@robertoloya8696]

Never trust anyone who’s says they’re a plumber but don’t have power tools

[@jacintolefebre6431]

Never trust anyone who doesn't have a current plumbing license, either

[@Alcorelli1]

Hey! A heat gun is sort of a power tool!

[@MrTeff999]

It might work provided there is no pressure, but why not do the right way?

[@michaelfox2989]

That's bad a... Great idea...

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks You😀

[@Inventor6584]

Muy buena instalación de mi parte yo no veo otra forma de instalarla en ese espacio pequeño muy buen video, gracias por compartir señor👌🏻

[@Mrinventor93]

De nada, gracias a ti mi amigo

[@temo8774]

En muchos países tienen reglas no lo puedes hacer, especialmente en U.S. Los plomeros electricistas carpinteros tienen códigos que tienen que seguir es la ley y punto.

[@edgee7612]

No sea mamon dos street 90s e una tee seria lo correcto

[@Mrinventor93]

@@edgee7612 eso sería lo ideal amigo pero Ami me funciono perfectamente así y no tube problemas, buenas noches

[@Mrinventor93]

@@edgee7612 en ningún momento puse información incorrecta señor dónde vio eso, como asegura que va a a fallar dígame? Acaso ya lo hizo usted para que aseguré eso???

[@dariolopez1408]

Muy buena idea. Felicidades!!! Lo que es la creatividad 👏👏👏👏👏

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias Dario🙏 Saludos!🤝

[@dariolopez1408]

@@Mrinventor93 /Saludos! Aquí estamos al pendiente de nuevos videos!!!🙋🙋🙋🙋

[@Mrinventor93]

@@dariolopez1408 wow muchas gracias por el apoyo 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@edgee7612]

Si ases este en mi jale te corren ala verga

[@StoicMotivation4499]

Good idea❤❤❤

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks You 🙏

[@Channel-5-6]

There is a reason FEW plumbers do this... LOL This looks like it took at least an hour farting around with heat guns, glue, utility knife, hacksaw, sandpaper... Cut both pipes before the elbows, then replace the elbows, include a tee, glue everything, then you're done. Whole job done in 5 minutes.

[@tommyt7059]

I agree

[@Mrinventor93]

I understand everything done in 5 minutes but waste of material when it is a drain pipe the problem was solved in 2 minutes and without waste of material

[@donjuandemarco1662]

Ya veo por qué pocos la usan... Es más eficiente, rápido y práctico desmontar esa pieza y colocar directamente la T 😁. Es broma, entiendo que será útil en otras situaciones. Buen video. Saludos!

[@Mrinventor93]

Gracias 😀 saludos 🤝

[@andrewcasto9200]

Few use it cause it absolutely doesn't work.

[@Mrinventor93]

@@andrewcasto9200 how do you ensure that??

[@andrewcasto9200]

Because I am a plumber by trade. That's more work than is needed

[@Mrinventor93]

@@andrewcasto9200 I understand that point, but that does not mean that this is not going to leak friend, I am sure of what I did

[@paulooliveira1243]

Boa Noite gostei da informação 👍.

[@eliasmaturanaobregon6347]

Excelente truco eso se llama una silla . T

[@rupe53]

I would never use this inside a home, but I have used this method many times for buried stormwater pipes outside. It beats the hell out of digging up another 10 - 20 feet of pipe to gain slack so you can work.

[@Mrinventor93]

excellent my friend 🤝

[@arthurperrea3714]

Saddles aren,t legal here

[@rf4863]

Very few (the bottom 1%) apply this technique.

[@dbourg8056]

A plumber would never do that, but a handyman would. That’s why you should call a plumber.

[@Mrinventor93]

I don't think I've seen many plumbers do this.

[@RetroMemeMaster]

As soon as I saw this guy starting to cur the fitting I knew I was in for a real Hackery LOL

[@majorintherepublick5862]

No real plumber would ever make a repair that way, that will leak!

[@clintonmason9772]

No real plumber would do that but if a real plumber were to do that they would actually prime it before they glued it

[@trevorfredricks2117]

Primer is actually not required in the 2015 IPC code believe it or not, but I will still use it lol

[@clintonmason9772]

@@trevorfredricks2117 you and your IPC code are mistaken PVC fittings are welded together with primer and glue, glue does not work without primer you couldn't be more wrong why do you think they made purple primer so that an inspector can make sure that you prime the joint primer is more vital than glue almost

[@bradmowreader5983]

I'm glad to see the comment section is aware of this idiocy

[@lorenzolunafonseca9828]

gracias por dar ideas.

[@Mrinventor93]

De nada gracias a ti amigo Saludos!

[@firebird77clonefirebird89]

I am amazed at the number of code quoting replies whom don't seem to grasp this as a third world scenario. When you simply DONT HAVE WHAT YOU NEED to make a proper repair, this gets it done. In Afghanistan I could have made good use of code-violating hack repairs. When the choice is a crappy fix or leave it broken, it's an easy choice.

[@juangarciagarcia6039]

Menuda chapuza la T cabía perfectamente...bueno un vídeo más para su coleccion

[@dansol7448]

Esa idea es buena, en alguna situacion podria funcionar

[@jliz6435]

No way Jose 😅

[@bryanbishop1620]

I got a buddy that does plumbing on the side. 😂😂

[@danhoward5601]

A lot of plumbers on here that don’t seem to realize that they actually make tees that you glue on like that

[@dansol7448]

En caso de que el resto de la tuberia este enterrada se podria hacer.

[@0acronn0]

Cool idea but the thinwall PVC isn't beefy, must be outside low pressure gravity flow so large pipe to compensate? Not normal for residential water, maybe it's a vacuum line. With water, I would not trust for any length of time but cool to know. FLOOD DAMAGE is no fun, best to do all you can to make water lines completely reliable. The torque on that fitting could easily snap that connection in some situations.

[@keith2498]

These videos are awesome. PVC are work. Not sure I can do it. Have a hard time even cutting a straight, perfect cut on a piece of pipe. Mine always comes out slanted never straight😂🙏

[@Mrinventor93]

thank you🙏☺️ a cut will never be perfect even for the certified plumber 🙃😂

[@trevorfredricks2117]

Practice keeping your blade at 90°, and look down the spine of the blade, then as you are cutting, watch the guide on your Sawzall and keep it parallel with the horizontal line of the pipe you are cutting

[@woofy548]

Never ever copy these videos. They're horrible advice.

[@keith2498]

@@woofy548 I have done 4 of these in Texas. Freezes and all. No problems. Saved 1000 dollars.

[@T1Oracle]

As a non-plumber, I just watch these to find out what all the expert plumbers in the comments are going to say about it.

[@Mrinventor93]

They will say that everything is wrong for them always the only thing that is right is what they do

[@karlmiller7500]

I agree, I learn more from the comments that I do from the video. Never criticize the knowledge of Trades people, do you know what they're doing and they're proud of it.

[@chanellistrik]

saya sangat suka cara sambung pipa pvc nya

[@Mrinventor93]

Terima kasih

[@flowerpt]

Torque is inevitable, like Thanos.

[@johnconnolly3635]

Great job

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks you

[@aod7080]

Thanks For Sharing.

[@mikelray3965]

It would depend on what kind of system you are are working on , codes or no codes to follow.Still a clever hack.

[@hotratz69]

HA! Nicely done, but non-compliant.

[@derektierney1314]

Nicely done I like it 👍🇮🇪

[@Mrinventor93]

thank you very much friend have a nice day

[@delegate104]

And I watched the whole thing 🤣🤣

[@fernandomorenoangueben-qm5xs]

Solo en lugares demasiado incomodos donde no es posible cambiar T perfora y pedaso de pvc. De tofos modos se agradece el lick saludos

[@glennhushyn9452]

Funny, the title said without cutting. But they cut the ends off the tee and cut a hole in the original pvc pipe. That’s 3 cuts.

[@yours_sincerely48]

I have the same idea when making new drainage holes to an existing pipe line burried in the soil...

[@Mrinventor93]

It would be a good option friend as long as it is a drainage tube

[@EstateDev]

Dude was like “I got it!!! I can spend double the amount of time and still do it wrong

[@jcwar6753]

How much do you charge to do that kind of repair? How many years you been at this now?

[@carlodonnell146]

Probably because the code won't allow it, is my guess why a plumber may not do it that way

[@DuongLuuExplore]

Awesome!

[@glenramo8597]

Like you I tell weekend hobbyists to hire a REAL PLUMBER ,problem solved

[@abrahamabud4001]

That's more work than just cutting the elbows, and adding two new ones with a T.

[@glen7228]

Damn straight "few" plumbers use this technique, try NO real plumbers use it.

[@nemesisx3964]

see that top 90 ... it needs to be a San tee.

[@Mrinventor93]

😊

[@jampasritalon4180]

Plumbing in the third world. The electrical is done similarly - which is why my 3rd world wife is so afraid of electricity - she knows too many who have died from this kind of craftsmanship. After 12 years she no longer breaks into a cold sweat when I do a home repair because she knows I do things right.

[@eromero8190]

The original setup before adding the t has no purpose a waste of pipe

[@johnbraid1696]

Do it to code , period. I've seen too many shortcuts and code violations especially after opening up walls that have cost the poor homemaker unexpected extra money. Save this fix for the handyman cottage!

[@EMWoodworking]

I didn’t bother watching. I just came for the comments.

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks

[@gamblingKidd]

Thats why “few plumbers” do this lmfaoooo because they more than likely got fired hahahaha

[@nickajk1]

That's going to leak worse than grandpa in his depends

[@azraelcales]

A Dremel works wonders.

[@jeremyh9515]

Full blown hack job!!. It took 2x longer to cob it up than to do it right

[@davidhughes5564]

I hope he makes enough money from his video to hire a real polite plumber you know one who won’t humiliate him for trying!

[@donkeyia4337]

Try the same thing with schedule 40.

[@trollop4866]

I will do it without cutting the pipe....proceeds to cut both pieces 😂😂😂😂

[@Mrinventor93]

without cutting the tube the tube was never cut a hole was made which is not the same and I cut the tee not the tube 🤣

[@trollop4866]

@@Mrinventor93 touche 😂

[@benllycarias8582]

Gracias

[@tomlew55]

Those are vent tees and elbows. You can't use them for drainage especially the short 90 on the bottom, at least in my state. That's why they call this a hack.😂😂😂

[@George-gb2zn]

Lol 😂 if I do this to a client . They will file a civil complaint And take away my license

[@retiredlawman4710]

Hmmmm .... If I tried it there'd be leaking water like Niagra Falls. I think I'll stick to the long version with out the modifications. When something can go wrong with Plumbing .... It will go wrong.

[@felipemejia9480]

Mmmmmmmm...... abra fuga creo....habría que ponerlo en practica

[@Mrinventor93]

En mi caso no quedo ninguna fuga amigo todo quedó bien pegado, y como es tubería de desagüe no hay tanta bronca

[@temo8774]

Muy buena idea pero en muchos países tienen reglas para cualquier instalación, los inspectores revisan todo y no permite experimentos.

[@pacman4568]

This would work to add rod stands on a PVC pipe fishing cart or for strengtheners on an all ready glued cart. Not a total waste.

[@MikeSmith-hj4lp]

That is a disaster waiting to happen ! It will clog so fast because the cut hole is smaller then the original drain pipe and will catch every hair (or whatever) and cause a buildup that will eventually clog the drain ! If it was an air vent, it would be fine or even a month or so temporary fix but nothing permanent 😎. I would never trust it. To each their own and good luck if you have to do it”)🤗😎

[@trueauburnchampion1322]

And the title reads how to install a Tee without cutting the pipe. First thing he did was cut the pipe.

[@scubaseppy]

This is why youtube should have never got rid of the thumbs down button.

[@Mrinventor93]

Not yet friend is available for you to do it.

[@emiliomancilla9538]

Seguramente lo voy a hacer, gracias por la enseñanza.

[@Mrinventor93]

De nada mi amigo gracias a ti. Saludos!🤝

[@andrewcasto9200]

Don't do this! For the love of god.

[@Mrinventor93]

@@andrewcasto9200 why not man???

[@andrewcasto9200]

Its just asking to replace it all

[@Mrinventor93]

@@andrewcasto9200 I get it mate, but you can't guarantee this will leak, the job went well

[@davidrussell9290]

Union pipefitter here, that's a big no. That will never pass an inspection and if a craftsman saw you do that you'd be ridiculed off of the job. If it's a drain on a home project and you can sleep at night after that then go for it, but I'd never put pressure on it and I'd personally never do that.