Isometric Drawings for Plumbers - Exercise 2

As a plumber it is important to be able to read and draw isometrically. Isometric is a fancy way of saying 3-Dimensional drawing. In this video, Plumber-Tom demonstrates how to draw an isometric plumbing drawing for drainage waste and vents for a single bathroom group. For more explanations about how isometric drawings work be sure to watch the "Isometrics for Plumbers" video.
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[@ProfessorOtenkwutv]

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[@plumber-tom9470]

Thanks!

[@VoidVerses]

Hmm the lavy's dimensions look a bit off no? Your lavy trap should be just about d the toilet flange

[@plumber-tom9470]

Perhaps. Thanks for the feedback.

[@jkplumbingsolutions7145]

Helped me big time so hard to find IPC and isometric content😢

[@plumber-tom9470]

Awesome! Glad to help.

[@shawnbarg3286]

Well thats wrong, the toilet should be the most downstream fixture on a wet vent, use a 3x2 double wye to connect all three and do it right, the IPC is a joke

[@plumber-tom9470]

That is according to UPC. But UPC is too strict. We have done IPC for 24 years and it works fine.