How To Install A Dryer Vent Through A Brick Wall

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[@seankelly1657]

Man...I haven't laughed that hard in a while. Thanks for the humor. Really appreciate the tutorial...it helped me with my project quite a bit.

[@CaptainCheezmo]

The supercuts of the holesaw skipping and Chris cussing makes life wonderful.

[@krislewis9942]

I haven't laughed this hard in a while. It was like watching myself. That is exactly how I diy.

[@justforthetv]

I love the cursing. I'm here for it.

[@ZeGarza]

Watching you struggle gave me the courage to drill through MY brick wall for my laser machine's exhaust. THANKS!

[@360Dryerventcleaning]

Who would have thought, there would be a stud right in the corner. I clean and install dryer vents. while obviously it would have ben best to just direct vent it since it is on an exterior wall, the are not always on an exterior wall, so the configuration that you said is ridiculous is actually quite common. The configuration is not bad, it just needs maintained ( annually inspected by camera, and clean as needed).

[@winstonemerson2439]

Best laugh I have had in a while because it was like watching myself.

[@Physicsduck]

Glad you enjoyed it :) There's a lot more.

[@mattdaddy_888]

This guy makes me laugh so much 🤣 you have such good lines.

[@TechnoW1zard]

6:16 begins the comedy caravan! Way better home improvement than what they show on PBS

[@Physicsduck]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! :) That one took a lot of time to edit.

[@hartsfire5706]

watching you do this was the best 16:21 minutes of my day that you for the fun times.😁

[@AndrewHemstreet]

I've seen runs that length in flexible slinky tube the whole way. I got my aunts dryer duct down to 7ft straight Ridgid pipe and 2 almost 90° and drying time dropped noticeably, like over 25%

[@HappyDiscoDeath]

"Oh, it feels better than what happened on prom night!" *snort* (I am so fucking ladylike)

[@jeremylind616]

Hilarious. Well done

[@ThecarwashchannelofnorthernPA]

Love your videos expically the power plant ones

[@Physicsduck]

Thank you for watching them! There's a lot more coming :) I'm working hard to build a tiny audience and maybe teach people some engineering along the way.

[@michaeljames9096]

As soon as you mentioned scooting the hole over I immediately knew what was about to happen next. XD -professinal dwv corer

[@ralphyboy3856]

LOL i can see the tip of the bit,,,, we almost in he said LOL. Baby I`m in and i FISTED THE HOLE Boys and girls this is how to install a new vent for the dryer. Bro you have positive energy thanks for this video

[@Billy-USA]

Good job

[@Physicsduck]

Thank you :)

[@vikingdm]

Which step would purchase a heat pump dryer eliminating the need for a hole in the building be?

[@sarahhall132]

Lmao! Unintended motivation I didn’t know I needed, to get ready to make a 4” hole through my double brick wall today.

[@Physicsduck]

Glad I could help! :)

[@kylen6430]

Our house has similar set up. I reckon that they just didn’t want to bore the hole

[@robloxgamer9335]

I'm getting navy nuke vibes from your humor. Any chance I'm correct? Thanks for the video.

[@squirrel6158]

oh i wish u could see my dryer vent at the shop !!! ( dry cleaners)

[@SeanBZA]

Only a single brick wall, try doing the same through a nearly half metre thick old brick wall, which took nearly an hour to drill the same size hole through. Stop every 5 minutes to remove the block of brick.

[@JasonHalversonjaydog]

gotta love murphey and his law some days!

[@seamusjohnson2621]

10:49 Haha! 👍 Good Job!

[@andreklugel6846]

He seems like he would be a fun guy to work with, or for.

[@Physicsduck]

I try to be, it wasn't always the case. But we grow and learn as we go. If you want a career in video editing, or happen to live in Southwest Michigan, I'm looking for someone.

[@markzamiechowski5352]

why didnt you use the handle that comes with your drill

[@mando0414]

Came across your videos on Reddit. You mentioned C'ville. Any relation to John? Anyway great video, fun to watch.

[@Physicsduck]

Yup, he's my "little" brother. Thanks for watching! :)

[@mando0414]

@@Physicsduck small world! We were classmates back then. He was a friend of a friend. The last time I remember seeing him, he was walking down Homer Ln with his pet snake. My wife and y'all were neighbors. Take care.

[@AnthonyCallas-uj5jn]

For your own safety, please look up Siliconsis. When you drill through inorganic materials that create a lot of dust, there is a good chance that silica is present. You should be wearing a breathing mask and take other safety precautions to minimize or eliminate silica dust. You're clearly awesome and we all want you around to make many more videos. Safety first!

[@jdsbeau1]

you are funny ... as fuck ... and I hate doing home renovations if the house is not in favour of it

[@joek0617]

go out the roof with a T to make a collection sump. just clean out the sump.

[@jameshowell1214]

i don’t even have a dryer to install i’m just watching this for fun edit: also why is this in my recommended

[@Physicsduck]

Because clearly you're one of the cool people. Welcome to the weird. :) I'm thankful you're here.

[@jameshowell1214]

@@Physicsduck thanks you lol, and i guess i am one of the weird people because i actually found the video entertaining and interesting lol

[@heartfacingupward]

Brace the drill against the side wall.

[@Physicsduck]

Tried that, there's a stud in the way.

[@HappyDiscoDeath]

14:05 giggity

[@SamSitar]

electrical surprises tend to belt people. that brick is DENSE how long did the drilling take in real time? 1715 new vent contrasts with the wall. giant dryer is more effective.

[@leviathanfafner]

Renting a core drill would have probably been cheaper and faster than that rotary hammer bit.

[@Physicsduck]

Quite possibly, I honestly hadn't thought of that until you mentioned it.

[@SamSitar]

Fafner, how is the core drill faster?

[@tech4pros1]

diamond core drills and an SDS.. my 18v dewalt one can manage a 117mm diamond core bit. YOU MUST USE AN SDS WITH A CLUTCH IN IT. if you don't that core bit will catch and the drill will send you into Low Earth Orbit..

[@tech4pros1]

@@Physicsduck those kind of bits do not require hammer mode at all. they work by abrading the brick into dust, not pulverising it. diamond cores are expensive but the best thing since sliced bread for the single skin brick and block construction (modern houses, 70's onward), or solid brick (on older houses) we have here in the UK. nothing else will drill through the hell that is Taylor Wimpey no fines concrete.. (concrete with only coarse aggregate, used in UK council houses and blocks of flats)

[@brianterrell218]

I’m sorry but you don’t need to have tools.