I Cored The Wrong Hole! - A Day In The Life Of A Gas Engineer 164

[@cputilitysolutions]

Has anyone else done this before? Hope you enjoy the video and don't forget to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE 🙏🏾

[@sarbhania]

You're very professional, and your knowledge and understanding of the job is very thorough and deep. Your explanation shows that your thorough knowledge and understanding of the job.. Excellent. Keep it up.

[@cputilitysolutions]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@ArifPolicewala]

Excellent job Chirag.❤. Looks well presentable too

[@cputilitysolutions]

Thanks Arif 👍🏾

[@S.Trades]

You are a true professional. Wish I was half as good as you are!

[@tonymurff5234]

Nice work as always mate 😎👍🤜

[@cputilitysolutions]

Thanks mate 👊🏾

[@garethparker7898]

Nice job

[@cputilitysolutions]

Thank you 👊🏾

[@ununha]

I usually drill it thru with pilot to see where would it be before coring it

[@cputilitysolutions]

👍🏾

[@TheChipmunk2008]

Our best (again, sparky) was when we cored a 4" for a bathroom fan, and the heating engineer (sorry) ran his 28mm copper flow pipe right across our hole. Discussions were had :D lol. Fortunately the customer was having the house rendered so we just cored another one while giving him sideeye lol

[@cputilitysolutions]

Ah there's always that clash between sparks and plumbers, but in this case I'm on your side 😉

[@TheChipmunk2008]

@@cputilitysolutions to be fair he did apologize, he'd not even spotted it lol, he just pushed the pipe thru existing holes LOL. I usually find plumbers easy to work with, even if y'all do nick the easiest routes ... cables are more flexible than copper pipe

[@delboy6384]

Top vid again Broski

[@cputilitysolutions]

Thanks bro 👊🏾

[@fate-w7w]

Always drama, i love it.

[@cputilitysolutions]

Haha life's too boring otherwise

[@TheChipmunk2008]

Question for you, sparky here. There's a 'soon to be redundant' gas line in a property we're rewiring. Gas is off, but we (well me!) managed to nick it today with a skilsaw :( ... is it acceptable for me to joint it temporarily, or should we just lock off the gas main till the heating guy turns up?

[@TheChipmunk2008]

additional info, it's a 15mm feeding the boiler, but it needs to be 22mm, not gas safe regd obviously, just don't want some pratt turning the gas back on in the mean time?

[@cputilitysolutions]

Defo lock the gas off mate until the heating guy turns up, you don't wanna have any risks on your shoulders with a potential gas leak. Best to cover yourself 👍🏾

[@TheChipmunk2008]

@@cputilitysolutions So locking off is acceptable rather than trying to repair the damage (may do both just in case, ta mate :) )

[@TheChipmunk2008]

The 15mm heating flow and return i'll just use slip couplers on, he's fine with that

[@TheChipmunk2008]

Was a bit anoying, the skilsaw was set to the right depth but the notch in the joists was slightly too shallow so the board was literally resting on the pipes

[@CEO786]

Why couldn’t the boiler have been placed on the back wall where the flue is going out? Is it because there’s a pipe Running along that back window wall?

[@cputilitysolutions]

Yes and the customer didn't want it fitted against that wall

[@CEO786]

@@cputilitysolutions oh right I see, it would have looked a lot more neater and the flue wouldn’t have been so apparent. From what I could see the place was going to be enclosed. I guess you had to go with what the customer wanted.

[@Ibrahim-vt2tz]

Nice job done well Good pipe work

[@cputilitysolutions]

Thank you 🙏🏾