How to Install a Ductless Mini Split

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Hope you all enjoyed this video. If you've done a mini split install before, post your experience down below.

[@sobe3216]

The Average Craftsman ... can you comment on how you like the unit. Both from a heater and AC perspective. Thanks in advanced.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Love it! It's worked great so far in both modes.

[@crforfreedom7407]

I don't get the attraction of these things. LG sells a window heat pump with the same specs for the same sqft for under $700! Why install this, when I can put in the window unit without permanent damage, and save a grand for other things?

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Window units arent nearly as efficient as these mini splits. I'll save that extra money in the long term many times over. Also, a window unit wasnt an option for me because I dont have a window that opens in my shop. My unit ended up being around $1300-1400 when it was all said and done including the wiring, disconnect, etc so I wouldn't have saved a grand.

[@kotchz455]

Great video. You should be on this old house. I have a question though. I believe you said that your shop was 500sqft. Isn't the unit you used oversized a bit especially with what appears to be an insulated room.

[@patrickbollingguns]

*Works so well **Fastly.Cool** that it only requires daytime operation until high temp and humidity are overnight. It is difficult to get to side filters, but back is easily accessible.*

[@dpaulsen1]

Purchased: August 2023 - still works GREAT!I kzbin.infoUgkxxsUnXhGsSJLim_XnMHyQK0u3XVaW-CGn live in a studio and during the summer it gets scorching hot - really old building with no ac units. I can’t express how EASY it was to install. This unit has been a life savior during the summer and some days during other seasons where it can still be a bit warm at night. In this small place is my friend, a husky, poodle mix and myself. We need AC - lolI don’t use the dehumidifier option - I’m not sure if it will leak in my house, since I did not install the small draining hose that came with it. May look into it late but I don’t worry about much humidity in the apartment. I don’t understand why the negative reviews since all things mentioned, I personally did not find issues with. Definitely worth it!

[@ismackherbiehind]

For a DIY job I have to say this is better than 90 percent of work I have seen don by professionals.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@sustainlight1]

Sir, my hat is off to you!!! I realy don't understand how some people dare to put a thumb down on your videos...I'v been struggling to install this mini split, and until I found your video I was able to be succesful; other videos were just useless. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Glad I could be of help. Enjoy your new mini split!

[@MrPatdeeee]

The reason I gave him a "hands down" is quite simple: He talks TOO much! Sadly, this is a very common scenario in MANY DIY Video's. "CUT TO THE CHASE MAN". We are NOT children that needs to be "spoon-fed".

[@outpostcamp]

Best video for MINISPLIT install on Utube. Lots of detail. Thank you.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thank you. I appreciate that!

[@brianmurray8058]

If you're "The Average Craftsman", I just downgraded myself or would promote you to "The Above Average Craftsman"... don't sell yourself short - great detail, thought/planning, clean and safe work. Awesome video, awesome result. Thanks for sharing and stay safe!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Brian!

[@rodlanthier7402]

Great step by step. Super clear and the best one on KZbin in regards to a mini split installation. Thanks!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Rod!

[@timbailey6106]

Thank you for the excellent video. I'm installing a 12000 BTU unit and you got me out of trouble in a couple of issues . Thanks again for the professional and clearly articulated instructions.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Glad I could help you, Tim. Enjoy your new, cooler space!

[@vigoss10]

I like the way you work, simple direct and straight to the point.... No BS!👍🏻

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, I try and to make the videos as informative as possible. Glad you enjoyed!

[@johnbarone8948]

Nice EMT work, better than most seasoned Electricians can do! Very impressive 👍

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thank you very much!

[@johnbarone8948]

@@TheAverageCraftsman you're welcome AC

[@galenledbetter8014]

Awesome tutorial and great work! I installed the MRCOOL 18K. My plumbing was a little more intense due to my indoor unit mounting location. I choose an interior wall not adjacent to an exterior wall. I routed the copper lines into the attic through the wall and left the uncoiled excess in the attic. Some HVAC friends suggested that the oils in the refrigerant, while at rest inside the coiled copper could compromise the structural integrity of the line. I also had to install a designated PEX drain line for the inside unit. In the interest of keeping all lines hidden, I routed the drain line in the wall through three studs to an exterior wall and outside. I choose to pour a concrete pad to mount the outside unit on. Other than those extra steps, the initial install was straight forward. I posted on my channel if you’d like...

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Yeah, much more involved than my install. Thanks for watching!

[@scubadiver5366]

Thank You, and this video is MUCH MUCH better than the info from the Ductless Aire site.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@heathpass3708]

Very good video. I bought a mini split last week and started getting all the prep work done. I’m glad your video confirmed that I had everything I needed and was going to be hooked up correctly. I haven’t yet cut the hole through the wall and but seeing that you did use that long drill bit to make a pilot hole was a great idea. The cutting the hole in the wall part is the nerve racking part. Can’t screw that up! Anyway this is by far the best and most reliable video for installing mini splits I’ve seen.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, man! Hope your install was successful!

[@kennideee]

Very nice video. Clear and concise.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@scottswastesystemsllc9798]

Nicely done! Clear and honest!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@milesaway131]

Awesome video clears up alot of questions before drilling holes through the garage walls.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Glad I could help, Dan. Thanks for watching!

[@bmay8818]

Looks pretty good! I'll be putting one or two mini splits in my big new shop so I'm seeing what others have done. Two things: 1. When I saw you put the outdoor unit on just two pavers on the ground, I thought "oh, he must live where there's no snow" but then I saw the snow. Aside from the unit moving as the ground settles over time, snow building up around could be an issue there. 2. When doing outdoor wiring, it's a very good idea to use Nolox (I think that's it), a greenish goop that you squish into the wires at terminations to prevent oxidation. Anyway, I bet it's nice to have that setup now, especially since you did most of it yourself! I hear you on things taking forever because of research; everything I do on my new shop (I'm doing every last bit of the work except the foundation) takes a while because I have to keep looking things up to make sure I'm doing them right.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

1. Well, they are starting to move around. We've gotten a lot of snow the past few weeks and things have frozen and thawed a few times and the pavers have moved so it's something I need to address. Honestly, the best option would be to hang it off the side of the house but I was in a hurry! Not sure what I am going to do but I'll figure it out. 2. Good tip! I do love it. It would be even better if I had my ceiling insulated but at least it keeps the shop above 55 when it's 0 outside. Good luck on your shop build and thanks for watching!

[@Jyantis]

You did a great job. You made it look easy.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@woodrowellenburg4381]

Very nice content... very professional.

[@cherylseavey196]

If you are a detailed person he definitely gave you it very detailed. Like he says at the end of the segment that he had a bunch of time that he did research on the internet to make sure he was doing things correctly so that shows you that he did things right.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks for the comment! And thanks for watching!

[@tylerdirden3416]

Loved your attention to detail on making the vid, showed pretty much all the steps. Thank you.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Tyler!

[@brianmurray667]

Great demonstration! You have no worries over content or style.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Brian!

[@stephencameron3127]

Really helpful video. I bought a system and was doing research on the install and your video is incredibly helpful. Thanks for filming this.

[@andonispapas3942]

very professional work

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@atlasfueloilinc.2421]

Looked like a good install. Most people don’t have the balls to try. Good for you. I’m sure You enjoyed the finished product more knowing you did it. I Enjoyed watching the install. Great job. Eric

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Eric! I appreciate the comment!

[@clarkg9805]

Excellent video, much appreciate you taking all the time and effort in showing us the specific steps in your installation. I'm about to embark on my first install of a split system with two heads. Your video cleared up a lot of questions I had.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks for watching, Clark! Good luck on your install!

[@REJECT_GARAGE]

Excellent install video. I am installing my first mini split this week and went with a Pioneer also. I am thinking it should be perfect for my needs. Quiet and efficient, much more affordable than a full replacement of my 23 year old R22 central air unit.

[@ecordy]

I appreciated the neatness of your work and the conduit set was a learning for me. Thank you.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, man! Appreciate it!

[@JaydenLawson]

Except for the final liquid-tight conduit! Thought it was a little sad that you spent all this time with badass looking steel conduit, then used the bendy plastic one at the end. Great video though!

[@willardwolf667]

I thought the tutorial was very well done. Instructive and well documented. The video covers the complete installation process extremely well. I was very impressed with his process.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Willard! I appreciate the kind words.

[@brianmacconnell1249]

This is first video of yours I've seen. I like your video style. It was well put together and filmed. I look forward to seeing more.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gjoseguerra]

Really apreciate it the clarity of the video. Excellent job sir.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, I appreciate that!

[@rhombusmeniscus9164]

Well done!!! Awesome job!!! Nothing average about the craftsmanship on this channel!!! Executed like a pro! ... both the Aircon installation ... AND the well thought out video which is often taken for granted .... but which can sometimes be the bigger hassle. Just a small observation ... you probably not gonna need that aircon. Why? cos you're already a cool dude!!! Thanks a million.

[@robertlyman9789]

Awesome vid, your more than an average craftsman!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Robert!

[@jlynn5300]

Nice job. Pioneer should probably pay you for producing this. I am putting in 2 Pioneers in a building I am constructing. Your video gives me the extra info I needed to jump into the job. Thanks.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Glad I could help. Thanks for watching!

[@superquax1]

Wow you did a perfect job, the wiring and the hose fitting ...great👍🏽👍🏽😃

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thank you!

[@anon31415]

Really appreciate you taking the time to make this video!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

My pleasure! Thanks!

[@davidpatrick3533]

Great job and explanation. I'm about to tackle this... Thanks so much

[@idealdirecthomeimprovement1639]

Great Video! I appreciate the time it takes to make a video, thank you for sharing, again, you did a great job throughout!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thank you!

[@homeservices6754]

Good informational video on your company

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@kirkslossar7917]

It took me a while to find your video but I’m glad I did. Super job explaining what needed to be done. You wasted no time spouting off about your personal life or opinions, and your AV work was great. Thanks so much.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks! I appreciate that!

[@derrickenbuenosaires]

Great job man, you did everything a technician should do in your situation. As a technician myself the only thing different I would've done is leave the signal cable after for when the unit has been mounted and pipes pushed through and I understand hiring a tech because a good vacuum pump can be pricey ranging from 400 dollars onward. Not to mention the nitrogen tank, regulator and gauges.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Yep, hiring the tech was money well spent. Thanks for watching!

[@TheRPhelps24]

Do you recall roughly how much your AC tech charged you to do all of the line set connections, pressure test, vacuum, etc?

[@jesusnaves2414]

Very professional!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Jesus!

[@Zanezach]

This video gives me hope. Thanks for posting the how-to.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Jack! Good luck. It's easy.

[@henrycole8705]

The way you work with your hands, i would never guess you were a Carpenter/woodworker

[@mikerodman402]

Great job.... I love the professionalism and neatness...My kind of guy. 👌👌👍👍

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thank you!

[@Dettdu]

Very good job with cable protection!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@mikenaughton4298]

Well done. Thanks for your video. Very clear.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks for watching, Mike!

[@seng4christ]

Thank you for sharing the video one day I will get the 4 zone unit for the house 🏠🏡

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Good luck! Thanks for watching!

[@patrickmelson4745]

Looks pretty good. I like splits. But I went with a non split. A package unit. Like you would see in a hotel room mounted in the wall. Cost effective and very easy install.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Heat and cool? Got a link? I'd like to check it out. Thanks for watching!

[@patrickmelson4745]

@@TheAverageCraftsman yes I will get it. Heat and cool on 220v

[@patrickmelson4745]

www.acwholesalers.com/Amana-PTC153G35AXXX/p58417.html

[@patrickmelson4745]

www.amgair.com/mrcool-pthp15335-15k-ptac-heat-pump.html

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Ah, gotcha, I was confused. I thought you were referring to a unit that didn't require a wall penetration. I think I'd take the mini split because it doesnt take up any floor space. The packaged unit looks like a good solution though!

[@SuperKwame1]

Great educational video.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@GreatMelancholy]

Mine involved running my own line sets and evacuating my system with a four zone. Welding, flaring and swaging. Nice emt work. Saw that first bend got you though.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@GreatMelancholy]

The Average Craftsman I’m a licensed electrician and previous hvac technician so I had a little help. But no joke, nice emt work. Solid job

[@donmarlowe717]

You did a great job, since I retired from being in management, it would take me about a year to do all the things you did. So I thinking of having a complete system installed in my home since you cool just the rooms that you use. My brother in sarasota did that in an old victorian house and he says his electric bill is one third of what it was last year. But he didn't tell me how much it cost. He had a total of 15 units installed.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks for the comment! For a 15 zone system I would think it would be upwards of $10-15k for the units and installation. I've seen 8 zone systems for about 5k but that's the most I've seen run on from a single compressor so I am guessing he has two compressors at least.

[@larrywallace3637]

Great job! Meticulous care in doing this project is evident. You really did your research. Got it right the first time. OK, maybe a bumps but Hey it works and looks great. Looking to do something very similar real soon here. Thanks for your insight on how you did your system.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks! Good luck if you decide to take one on.

[@larrywallace3637]

Brought home a two head Mitsubishi mini-split system home today. Now it's my turn to say, This going to be a pain in the Butt! 😇🇺🇸👍 Thanks for the encouragement.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Good luck! I mentioned it in the video, but I'll say it again here, I HIGHLY recommend reaching out to an HVAC tech and talking with him/her before you do your install just to make sure you've covered all of your bases. Then have them do the final line connections and startup. It cost me about $150 for that and it was well worth it.

[@biosnake333]

Done like a pro !

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@lonniecrook1684]

Well done video and your install work was very professional. Nice Job! Thanks!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, man. I appreciate that! Hope you found it informative.

[@pabloautomator]

Good job man!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks! I appreciate the comment!

[@bluesteel5841]

If your going into your service panel into your breaker is a fused disconnect still required? It could be added protection, just wondering. Thank you, good video..god bless

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

I am not exactly sure what you're asking but I think the answer is no regardless. You have to have a disconnect within site and a specific distance from the outdoor unit. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@edofih]

Thanks for the super useful video. You've convinced me to do it myself.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks! Good luck!

[@angelochildssr.118]

Good job sr 👍

[@clarencecastillo6619]

very detailed!! thank you for the information..

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@TheVoiceofKevinC]

Thanks. That is all I needed to know.

[@robertsison26]

Well done. Its very informative and useful video.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks! I appreciate that.

[@tumenbayaradiya9737]

Very detailed, helpful. Thank you

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Tumenbayar!

[@michaelmcnew744]

Good video informative. 🍀🍀🍀👍

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks 👍

[@cliffwoods2437]

A lot of information.Thanks

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Cliff!

[@rtoweprojects]

You did a good job. Personally I would have used PVC conduit. I've look at a lot of videos installing these units and Mr. Cool mini split seems to be the best for DIY installer because most of this is already done for you when comes to the wiring from indoor unit and the refrigerant lines.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks! I looked into a Mr Cool but I didnt want a bundle of excess lineset.

[@douglasthompson2740]

Hello, Enjoyed your presentation although I would have liked to see you complete the installation with vacuuming and pressure testing it diy. One note: latest code calls for a GFCI 120 vac outlet within 25 feet of the compressor don't know if you already have one but if not disconnect boxes are available with space to include one (you would have to pull a set of conducters though as the a/c needs dedicated ones as you did). It is nice to see someone actually use the correct conductor in conduit as most diy'ers do not. The other error in my opinion is not pouring a substantial slab to place the compressor as pavers are just too prone to frost heaving etc and the units do not perform well out of plumb. An open shelter around it to provide weather protection is also a worthwhile addition and will allow the unit to achieve maximum lifespan. Take care. Doug

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks for your comment, Doug. I would have liked to have done the vac and pressure testing but I had no experience doing it and the HVAC tech I hired was quite affordable and I knew it would get done right. I have two 120 outlets right by the unit. One on the other side of the wall next to the door and one around the corner on the back of the house. However, I am not sure that is code where I live. Only a disconnect near the unit. Before I installed anything I talked with an HVAC tech and asked about the base and he said pavers would be fine. I installed this in February and we've had quite a few freeze/thaws. I'll check it for level tonight and see how it's held up. Thanks!

[@douglasthompson2740]

Keep in mind that national building codes are by federal law required across the nation. Local entities can add additional requirements. They can not detract from the national code. Always safe to follow the code even if local inspectors don't require it as you can get involved in a situation where the next inspector comes along and does require it. It can also bite you if/when it comes time to sell. I believe this particular one was inspired to protect anyone working on the unit when they plug tools in. Outside is of course considered a "wet" location which requires the GFCI. It would be good to hear how yours performed since your installation in February, the climate you are in, and the cost of operating the unit. How many square feet are you conditioning? It is a new technology (especially cold climate pumps and increasing efficiencies) so real world information by users like yours is very helpful. I am shopping now for a unit for my 1400 sq ft with open loft (about 10K cubic feet) shop. Where I am in a rural area having it installed runs several thousand (even with prep work done) so doing the full install is the only way it makes fiscal sense. Having done auto a/c work in the past as well as installing boilers and furnaces I have the tools and a pretty good sense of how to. Looking for curve balls in particular models and makes helps a lot so I watch videos to end run problems. Thanks again for the informative video. Take care. Doug

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

There's no national building code in the US. It's all based on what the states adopt and can vary greatly from state to state and even city to city. Most jurisdictions start with the International Building Code and then modify to suit their unique needs. The only code requirement around here is that a shutoff is within "sight" of the unit. There is no requirement for 120 outlets nearby. Regardless, I have two within 20 feet both inside and outside and both are GFCI. A lot of the questions you asked are answered in the build article on my website: www.theaveragecraftsman.com/projects/how-to-install-ductless-mini-split/ So far it's been performing great. It heats/cools around 500 square feet and I am located in the midwest so I get really hot summers and really cold winters. This is an inverted++ model so it can provide when the outside temp is as low as -13 degrees. If you can find an hvac tech like I did to do the vac and pressure test you should be able to install one yourself pretty easily. They aren't that difficult but can be a little confusing on what all is required. Having that HVAC tech answer a lot of those questions for me helped a lot.

[@justaguy2356]

I really like how you used the long drill bit to drill your pilot hole for the drain pipe. I was wondering the best way to get a slant for that pipe exit, and that was a good takeaway for me. Thanks for posting!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Sure thing, Corey. Thanks for watching!

[@laurencehuie2444]

loved it--- thanx -- i like how you make your video without drawing it out by speeding up and getting to what matters.... great stuff

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@leonelramirez3231]

Looks like a proffessional did it. Im a small Hvac contractor. But your work looks good. If this is a heat pump you might want to raise outdoor unit off the ground next time.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Lionel! Yeah, I would probably do the placement different if I did it again.

[@MechaniclifeJDM]

Great Scott! that air conditioner has the capacity to power a time travel vehicle. 1.21 Gigawatts!!

[@levipowelljr4804]

I really enjoyed your video keep up the good work.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Levi!

[@sprnova1948]

Great job on this project-very helpful since im doing the same at my son's house. Thanks for the efforts you made-VERY HELPFUL !!!!!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks! Post back here when you’re done and let us know how it turned out.

[@josphchidexigwe4644]

Very good work and well understanding as a technician, Thanks for the video

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks for watching!

[@MaquinasDePalomitas]

What a sweet install, ps love the way you hang your rolls of tape.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thank you!

[@jailbreakoverlander]

Great video.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thank ya!

[@wcpir81]

Awesome job!!! Doing it right takes time.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@sonlieu2617]

it is look professional..#1

[@Lookingforoxygen]

Great job!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@gk_filer]

One of the Best I've seen Thanks

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Greg!

[@jimaldridge4284]

You did a great job, very professional! 👍

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@athaothao2880]

nice ductless mini split cooler master

[@notbuyingit8047]

I really appreciate you posting up this video because I really want to do the same in my garage. As you read what I have to say below please keep in mind that I’m only interested in and keeping people out of harms way. @10:35 Nope, that’s what Lock out tag out is for. The box is only placed close to the unit outside because it makes sense to put it close. If you need to shut the unit down you’re supposed to put a lock on the switch. This is how people get killed. Let’s say a DIY guy doing is doing his own thing in his backyard. So he shut off the switch thinking he’s the only one around that will mess with it. Then he steps away and a 12-year-old brat down the street comes and turns the thing back on. Then guy comes back to work Doesn’t look to see if it’s suddenly turned it’s self back on.… Need I continue?.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Uh, no, no need to continue because that's pretty much exactly what I said in the video.

[@difarr1618]

Great job... Can you run the signal and power wires through the same power wire conduit?

[@roydowding7124]

Good job!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@aloopoori2666]

outstanding video ! you explain very well ...

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@paulwaters8252]

Nice. I need a solution like this for my garage and basement. Thanks!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks for watching!

[@ralphvalkenhoff2887]

You did a great job on this video. If I can make a suggestion, I sure would have liked how you figured on the size of your unit.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

I thought I mentioned it in the video but apparently I did not. I just relied on the manufacturer. Most have calculators on their site where you put in your space dimensions, windows, insulation, etc and they tell you what size unit you need.

[@yomama6461]

Great video, I’m installing mine next weekend, thanks!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Awesome, thanks! Post back here when you're done. Would love to know how it went!

[@hienmanhtran]

This is awesome works. Better than pro. :)

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thank ya!

[@isaiahbangura4421]

I prefer the MrCool DIY, just cause I can do it by myself. I've seen it even put on self build RVs.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

I thought about a Mr Cool but I didnt want the excess lineset. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@isaiahbangura4421]

@@TheAverageCraftsman They sell different lengths of line set.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Yeah, I am aware but at the time I believe the shortest was 15 or 20 feet and I only needed about 8.

[@janamb88]

Well put together video, I didn't even realize 20 minutes had gone by. Looking into this myself for an apartment building I own. The only thing that I have seen from other videos compared to yours is the mounting of the ground unit when you're in a climate that gets snow. It's been recommended to mount it higher so the snow doesnt pile up against the unit, have you noticed anything with this?

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Yeah, I thought about mounting it on the wall but was in a bit of a time crunch. We got a lot of snow this year and it was never an issue. Thanks for watching!

[@rasraster]

Awesome - thanks!

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thank you!

[@fabio05002]

nice job,congratulations

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thank you!

[@richardconley3343]

Great video, thanks....

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

My pleasure. Thanks, Richard!

[@billybastar4022]

Great job. How does it perform in a wood shop situation? How are you dealing with dust mitigation?

[@wiserdaley6624]

Nice job Sir

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!

[@kenfischer2135]

Good job. Thank you.

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks, Ken!

[@parishm]

awesome video, great work !

[@TheAverageCraftsman]

Thanks!