How to install a duct takeoff start collar

[@lvvry1855]

I love Jason's idea about leaving 3 or 4 tabs to screw in. Then tape or mask.

[@warbird101210]

Not mei hate that....always 1 up 1 down ....but u shouldn't use a 90 takeoff....use a top or a side takeoff ...

[@rhiczgartv3410]

Good job bro,same my work in philipines🥰

[@MrMLaidlaw]

I recommend cutting a smaller hole first and it will be easier to cut the marked out hole. I use a sheet metal screw to penetrate the duct then pry open with reds to cut out centre then cut the marked out line. To mark out the hole for round universal take-off as shown in the video you can use one size up of a 90' and just cut within the line to get a good fit everytime. Remember cutting less is better than cutting too much or else you gotta pop up about four of the tabs so you can secure to duct with screws then use Tin tape or duct sealer/ Larger gaps may require both.

[@AnthonyHoekstra]

MrMLaidlaw thank you for your feedback in your comment. Yes there are different ways of doing this. I will show different techniques in future videos.

[@tasmaniandevil7610]

How many feet should flex line run or not be longer

[@remiaubin6619]

Turning your camera right side-up might help with your YT Thumbs Up count.. lol. Otherwise, can still see video. Thought I had to buy a Malco hole maker but the screwdriver/snips method works too. Thanks

[@AnthonyHoekstra]

Remi Aubin thank you for your suggestions in your comment. I'll take them under advisement when making future videos. I did video it right side up. When I edit it later I turned the video sideways to fill the whole screen. So I would not have black gap spaces on the sides.

[@rashadgreen2870]

I liked this video to show everybody that its nothing like they make it on TV.

[@AnthonyHoekstra]

Rashad Green Thank you for taking the time to comment. It's much appreciated. Your suggestion will be considered for future videos.

[@scriptum9459]

Que modelo de tijera usaron para cortar ??

[@warbird101210]

Must be a plumber cutting...hehehe

[@marcopolotrail]

Would it ever be advisable to install an elbow actually inside the duct towards the air flow to "catch" more heat ?

[@AnthonyHoekstra]

Marc Desrosiers Thank you for your question in your comment. No it would not be advisable to install any type of fitting inside the duct. The system works on positive pressure. If your system is designed and built correctly the cfm is enough to deliver the correct amount of conditioned air throughout the conditioned space.

[@albertomartin70]

R.I.P. those with headphones (intro power)

[@AnthonyHoekstra]

Alberto Martin thank you for taking the time to give me feed back in your comment. I agree. I was playing with the editing on this video before posting. It was one of my first videos I posted before getting better editing software.

[@son_of_guns]

And bend a few tabs out to put a few zip screws in

[@shabbirhussain7634]

Thanks u so much for this vedio

[@mshelton26]

Shabbir Hussa

[@AnthonyHoekstra]

Shabbir Hussain Thank you for your positive comment. It's much appreciated.

[@boashna]

bravo

[@son_of_guns]

Wth he had to use two hands, just so much wron here, could of cut 15 holes by now

[@GreenLifeOmaha_GLO]

Why not just use a hole saw?

[@benjamintimmins1656]

Green Life Omaha #GLO cause that costs a lot of money and it's only one size...use some malco or dewalt shear attachments. Much easier than using tin snips

[@AnthonyHoekstra]

Green Life Omaha #GLO thank you for your question in your comment. There are many ways of doing this. This is just one. Move videos in the future will demonstrate different techniques. Thankyou

[@warbird101210]

Snips are the safest and fastest if u know how 2 use them...hole saw can create metal shardes that can blind u even with saftey glasses...i coulda cut 20 holes be4 this guy in video did 1.....all with snips...

[@hrnslarainstalacciones5361]

Caladora cortar metal

[@mushroomcastle5184]

There a tool for this. . . It's supposed to be a 5 sec job. . Bro

[@AnthonyHoekstra]

Mushroom Castle thank you for commenting. Yes your right. There are other ways of doing this and this is just one basic way. I'll make other videos that will show different techniques of doing the same job.

[@brandontorres2863]

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