How to cut "snap lock" round duct pipe or smoke pipe & fit it together.

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In this video Brett from Artisan Home Services shows you how to cut round duct pipe or smoke pipe and fit it together for installation. In this application we will be using the smoke pipe as a vent for a natural gas water heater. If you need a new water heater installed and live in the Bucks or Montgomery County area in PA, We would be happy to serve you. Visit our website www.artisanhomeservices.com/. Let us know in the comments how you do this type of job.

[@johnmcintyre8401]

Lol nice work guys

[@artisanhomeservices4249]

Brett is always great entertainment as well as doing quality plumbing work. Leave your comments below, thanks for watching!

[@louied3220]

😎 cool video

[@blueplasma5589]

Chisel sometimes, I get it Ahh Haa! femminin eye subscribeddd I just finnished puttin in 7' smoke pipe for my dryer and got only one spot of skin shaved off my finger.. no blud. they had a flex 4" that had a lot of lint coating in the whole inside and I was sceered of fire.

[@artisanhomeservices4249]

Not bad Blue! Thanks for the comment an good luck with your new install

[@touilyes1462]

wow nice

[@ericsj40885]

Thanks for video was that a section of hose before the drip leg? Im a new service plumber from ca but ive never seen that only yellow plastic for underground

[@jr-nava5856]

Good for entertainment purposes only.

[@carguy1312]

ugh. I hate seeing water expansion tanks mounted incorrectly - threads toward the sky.

[@colleenzuren6399]

Ok I will let you know I got a good laugh. I had to cut one pipe, and its not a good cut, can I still use it???

[@artisanhomeservices4249]

Hi Colleen, Sure you can still use it, if it gets the job done, not all cuts can be perfect. Good Luck!