Plumbing asmr 😎😉

[@Hazardman51]

As a fellow plumber… I approve, love to see clean work.

[@josephdonnelly4665]

Not reeming his pvc tho That's the problem

[@daddy1571]

Where's the gravel for compacting the pipe so it keeps grade? "Clean work?" Yes. Improper trench? Hell yes

[@Hazardman51]

@@daddy1571 you never put gravel under a pipe in a trench. trench grade is made when digging and with native soil. You only have to bed a trench if it's rocky.

[@daddy1571]

@@Hazardman51 LMAO! Wrong! Listen to what you just wrote...Bedded on native soil? It will sag as soon as it's backfilled! If the pipe isn't bedded on top of compacted gravel(at least tamped down with the back of a shovel as you grade your pipe) it will sag. I've seen camera shots of sagged pipe that wasn't bedded properly. I wouldn't want to see any of your waste pipe after backfilling on a camera lol. Guaranteed your $hit has no grade and possibly backgraded too. You're a $hitty plumber

[@daddy1571]

@@Hazardman51 I've been a plumber for 22 years. I've seen pipe that my guys backfilled WITHOUT compacting gravel underneath it (which is code in my state) This was a new sewer line install. When they camera'd the line they found that after compaction,the pipe had sunk lower than the fernco. Why? Improperly bedded pipe. They didn't use the gravel sitting next to them. They dug it up,installed compacted 3/4" minus gravel,and the problem was solved. They learned a good lesson too. If you really think "native" soil is enough to support pipe,than I can't insult you for being a completely incompetent plumber. You do that yourself for the dumb $hit that you think!

[@mattgrommesh4125]

I'm jealous of that dirt. Last groundwork I did was all clay. Wet, hard, clay. 60 ft at about 3ft down

[@alexstoles1339]

Hey at least it wasnt all rock and have to be jackhammered out. With clay like that i use a jackhammer with the spade bit work like a charm. U pop up the chunks while someone follows u shoveling it out

[@steadyposted3359]

Im doing that right now it’s a shit show almost 100 feet 2 ft down, man oh man I’m glad I’m getting sent to another job tomorrow.

[@joshuahchristenbury7371]

Yeah even if you order sand its never there on time

[@Yourmomsahoeeee]

Oh man 6 sticks of pipe so hard , weak ass ground work , come do some ground work out here in California if you wanna see some real shit

[@JUNEBUGLLC]

Muddy yucky sludge and full of sewage is always my holes

[@customcreations-rickkramer5357]

Neat trick with the saw. Would of been nice to have known that like 35 years ago! Ugh!!

[@SwiftLibre]

I started using my circ to cut pipe when i seen you do it years ago....love it

[@Richard-ui6hw]

I'm blown away by the saw he used and Intrigued 🧐🤔

[@thebenholmes]

I've done that on 8" sch80 and it's pretty slick.

[@benmarshall1559]

I love your vids as a plumber myself it’s nice to see some videos of some clean work seems like all you see on here is framing of wood working keep it up 👍

[@bigdaddystovepipe3314]

Man the dude I learned from was a beast with the skill saw it was amazing!!!

[@andrewengland971]

I love the saw technique. Gonna have to dry

[@derrick9245]

Circular saw!?! Did you even bother deburring that pipe wtf is going on here

[@buscador2007]

It's pvc not a big deal.

[@daddy1571]

​@@buscador2007 It definitely is on pressure. Beveling prevents glue push out. Only the most lazy,hacky,plumbers don't bevel pipe. They also get leaks more often. Some plumbers are just better than others in every aspect of plumbing,and not as lazy and ignorant.

[@chrisdinke271]

@@daddy1571 Lol you suck....

[@judgeiron1]

Why didn't you remove the rocks from under your pipe? The pipe could be crushed after compacting the ground.

[@josephdonnelly4665]

Not "reeming" your ends my friend, that can and will cause problems in the future

[@clintallard912]

Lmaooo ok

[@alexstoles1339]

Id say 90% of plumbersjust clean the inside with their gloves on make sure there no big burrs . Other 10% actually use a reamer. Its not as bad as ur think. Unless u have some big burrs

[@kevinr3263]

I've encountered drains that weren't even glued go 30 years without any problems. It's not that serious. It's fine

[@daddy1571]

​@@alexstoles1339 Said like a lazy hacky handyman...

[@daddy1571]

​@@kevinr3263 You sound like a turd chaser without a plumbing license.. "It'll be fine" LMAO!

[@evanwilson9505]

Idk why I never used a skill saw to cut pipe lol my boss always used a hand saw

[@clintallard912]

Get a hackzall and metal blades….. thank me later

[@brianburns5573]

Sawzall

[@itsabe90]

I've seen hand saw, saw saw, chop saw, Miller saw but I never seen someone use a circular saw

[@jake16542]

Reed 1151 cutters best in the business I won’t cut foam core pvc with them tho. Plastic wheel on copper wheel on handle. I love them

[@walterbrunswick]

​@@clintallard912 no Circ saw is much cleaner

[@yadonnoday1316]

Are those joints pre primed? I believe on the can it says to apply the glue while the primer is still wet, re apply if necessary.

[@daddy1571]

You're better than this hack. I bet he doesn't read anything or learn anything.

[@bobamizal7130]

You are correct!

[@PartTimeYooper]

Do you turn the blade in reverse on saw or use a plywood blade? Good idea, much straighter than sawzall

[@supermegadong7597]

Bruh nothing wrong with the sawzall you have to be a jackass to not cut straight with one

[@PartTimeYooper]

@@supermegadong7597 my giant dong gets in the way with the sawzall.

[@magzxi]

Why didn't you use a short sweep instead of a 1/4 bend?

[@DDunc1020]

Closet bend

[@kileonamanzano7024]

Oh damn, with the skill saw🤣

[@gregoryderosa8045]

I like that yellow level

[@exiledpirate4196]

I’m unfamiliar with what your installing. Is it a floor drain?

[@Skatefool97]

Toilet

[@aratajoker9157]

Do you see any difference between Oatey glue ?

[@aaronbaraiya3692]

How do you add slope to these drains? I noticed he put some dirt under the 4X3, was this to raise it so it causes slope? sorry newbie here

[@D_and_L]

Yes.

[@aaronbaraiya3692]

@@D_and_L thanks

[@patrickhayes3099]

Solvent weld AND primer, you are a pro.

[@churgerr2820]

That’s all it takes?! 🤣

[@patrickhayes3099]

@@churgerr2820 getting them in the right order helps

[@daddy1571]

He's a "pro" only because he gets paid for this. He's too lazy to ream his pipe and doesn't use primer properly. Typical hack

[@patrickhayes3099]

@@daddy1571 dude, I missed deburring. Good catch. I'd say that's a must on pressurized joints, less critical on DWV lines.

[@daddy1571]

@@patrickhayes3099 I agree. I still bevel on dwv because it's easy with a steel flat style reamer. I can fit it in my pocket and it's quick.DWV? Definitely not as critical

[@delakie1749]

Using a skill saw to cut 3” is nuts. Still did awesome tho

[@mgbroadsterJ]

It's got stones in the sand .Any pressure will damage the pipe .

[@kumibenjamin3811]

Good work

[@user-pw4eh9ut6k]

You know those non union guys get away with using circ saws, union job the carpenter stewart would have put a stop to that

[@killaclutch4208]

Nice straight cuts lmao

[@LukeAbsmeier-g1m]

Finally someone using a combo not a damn san tee tn is garbage out here they dont get it

[@lyrooo326]

Nicely done!

[@John_Lee_]

This shit will sink and leak.

[@plumber4500]

good job man

[@josegomez6549]

It sounds like the wife upstairs getting rearranged lmao

[@youngjr5678]

Honestly didn't like the cut with the saw cause he could've used to one had recip saw but honestly good clean work brother!!💯

[@tee6519]

Nice clean work ..but the circular saw is just being extra ..no reason to bring more danger to the job ..leave the carpenter tools to the carpenter.

[@juanggallego9539]

You don’t secure the system?, just with earth,how do you know you going to keep your grade, you do miracles, looks like you are a pro…

[@JohnnyBGuude]

Is that foam core?

[@j.kendall2501]

Stool and vent ✅

[@gibsonlp1866]

👌👌👌

[@Thongtacdiennuoc79]

Good 👍

[@apikkaprojetki9730]

Why not gasketed pipes so much easier and faster

[@jackhoran4426]

Didn’t ream that pipe

[@maicovelez3229]

I prefer N.H for drains.

[@t.r.442]

Safety glasses

[@buscador2007]

I finally see a plumber who wants to use a shovel.

[@teddyandreyka9668]

Get some reed 4 3 and 2” roll cutters.

[@Gringo2Chillango]

Wye and 1/8 fitting all in one 😳

[@alexstoles1339]

Combo

[@Disturbentz]

A comby? Better know as combination wye 1/8 bend…

[@emmanuelmonroy7840]

I think pipe fitter is better..😎

[@matthewmcmullen8023]

You're also not allowed to run 3inch for the sewer main in concrete. It's supposed to be 4inch

[@alexstoles1339]

🤣🤣

[@daddy1571]

Not in any state I've ever heard of!

[@Disturbentz]

What?😅😅

[@matthewmcmullen8023]

@Alex Stoles so tell me your not a plumber without telling me. You must stub 4 inch pipe into a building then you can do 3 inch down to 2 inch 11/2 isn't allowed either

[@matthewmcmullen8023]

@@Disturbentz read the other comments. I'm a licensed plumber I would like to see all of your licenses.

[@gurpindersingh6978]

👌👌❣️❣️

[@stonedgodzilla]

Is the 2 inch for a vent? I know the 4 inch is a toilet

[@tucsonplumbingcrazy2823]

Yes it is a flat venting set up

[@readmore3634]

I was the first person to use a ryobi sawz-all on ground work back in the 80's. Plumbers thot I was nuts to use it..(Too expensive)...Form setters loved me cuz I didn't knock out form stakes that were in my way...I just cut them shorter so they could still hold the form in place. Within a year everybody had one.

[@elijah3807]

Yeah you were.

[@user-ku3tk4ru1z]

Гениально....когда эта технология появится в россии

[@michaeldavid2894]

He's not pressure fitting the glue joints. Always test for leaks before you backfill.

[@alexstoles1339]

He wasnt backfilling. Just getting dirt under and around sides to keep it secure

[@Disturbentz]

Just shading. If you look close he plans on running another branch down steam of his water closet

[@benlewis698]

No gravel smh

[@hermandasher5890]

Did you dry fit that first

[@anastaciogarcia1013]

noseporq ponen 4x3 reducin 90 si sepuede poner un 90 d 3" yo nunca pongo esos rreductores

[@buscador2007]

"No hay cosa mas buena y mas sana, que cada quien haga lo que le su CHINGADA gana"

[@SamM-kk2vf]

More

[@pauls826]

Why did you stop and look at the elbow in the pipe to see if it was lined up 😂 it’s going in the tee piece you could line it up then I bet your one of them blokes that have to have the writing facing up don’t you

[@Disturbentz]

Writing up is stated in the code for the inspector to verify pipe meets requirements

[@Disturbentz]

Too many lames in the comments. Only thing I want to know is where is the wall layout?

[@ricklee827]

Hey chop saw works much better

[@EverlastingPlumber]

Chop saw ain't going in the trench with you tho hahah

[@alexstoles1339]

Chop saw not so portable.

[@elegantbastard1]

As a fellow plumber…I give this a thumbs down for various reasons. I won’t explain them. Instead, go to school, complete your apprenticeship and get licensed before working in people’s homes.

[@jimsyhammond]

Need to add proper back fill under the pipe not just dirt

[@staycalmkiller2026]

Nothing wrong with the fill he has there as long as he keeps those rocks over 1-1/4 out .

[@jimsyhammond]

@@staycalmkiller2026 it's just the dirt he dug out that he's putting back. Not proper 1/4 minus that's needed to bed the pipe right cos normal dirt will settle and cause pipe to sag

[@staycalmkiller2026]

@@jimsyhammond look at the code book a little closer buddy, it defines acceptable fill. ( some city’s take it a step farther and require sand because of people that can’t read code)

[@jimsyhammond]

@@staycalmkiller2026 depends which country you live in I guess buddy

[@EverlastingPlumber]

Yeah it really doesn't matter bup

[@arbri9597]

It’s not code to have a 4” pipe draining to a 3” pipe

[@mechanical-hub]

That’s a toilet riser. It’s 100% code compliant. Always has been.

[@gus473]

Always love to hear from the uncompensated experts in the community...... ಠಿ⁠_⁠ಠ

[@staycalmkiller2026]

Probably a another unlicensed home inspector

[@DonJosesito]

Here in Illinois you can never reduce in the direction of flow.

[@fluffynutz730]

UPC absolutely allows 4x3 closet bends.

[@8thyearApprentice]

Put that shit to bed plumma!... nice work

[@spitty3456]

Why the skillsaw?