How to Install a Shower Valve

[@reempire888]

I like the way you explain things. Simple and to the point and you repeat it twice so there's no question. Thank you teacher.

[@JesseWillett-w4f]

Thank you so much for the video. I'm doing a reno right now and have to marry into old existing copper pipes but I have heard about the Sharkbite and didn't know what else to do. The old lines coming up are further apart and I need to change the placement of the valve. But if I cut properly and use the 90 degree sharkbites from the existing copper then extend with pex to the center valve and feed pex for the shower head and spout I think it'll work great. This Sharkbite stuff is amazing. Reno application %100

[@petersunhome7847]

Thank you for explaining it . Wish the guy I worked with can be like you sharing the info .

[@jesseriahgass808]

You da man, thanks brother. Heading out now to help my parents out!

[@DaleSchultz-mixmox]

the deburring tool also shows you where to make the 1" mark!

[@RavenBlaze]

I always throw one or two in a suitcase. Most hotels have hot water, so they are something quick and filling at a hotel when you are tired

[@oforirichard2268]

Good work master 🤝

[@NoName-lu1tt]

Great video why do some some plumber hate on sharkbite inside walls? Is there any downside to using shark bites over regular pex connectors?

[@wilcoxtactical3716]

They can leak. No professional plumber would use sharkbites in a wall. If you want to avoid soldering use crimping.

[@NoName-lu1tt]

@@wilcoxtactical3716 Every fitting will leak overtime. I know shark bites are the "new" fittings in the industry. Could it be possible that plumbers are just doing it the way they have always done it? Do Sharkbites meet the latest IRC code for in wall installment? I haven't had the time to look it up. Thanks in advance.

[@slawmil]

Did we save any installation money for using Shark insted copper..?

[@jorgevillalobos3010]

They expensive and don’t last long

[@marcosmunoz1663]

Thanks

[@patram4880]

You trust those shark bites in the wall you need to go see your doctor

[@nelsonflores9080]

Floor holes are cut too close to the edge. If you would have cut it 1 1/2 inches back, you would not have to add a nail plate

[@jorgevillalobos3010]

Shark bite wtf

[@Jcicifnfnhch]

Access Panels Matter

[@dubmob151]

Access panels seem like a good idea but not commonly used-

[@vincetran6054]

Tell the camera guy do not move to much

[@falgosh5956]

Not to your camera person, please. Quit moving the camera around so quickly; it makes it hard to see and follow.

[@romanisakov1395]

Shark bites ? For real? And you claim to be a plumber Andy?

[@StevenDieter-fc8gh]

Yeah you made it simple thanks