Best Way To Cut And Glue Abs Pipe - How To Glue Abs

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Hope this one was helpful, Let us know if it was. Thanks for watching!!

[@adamanderson8843]

Great video on many levels. Very informative. Your thoroughness, attention to detail and consideration enhances your confidence and experience and is much appreciated. Now the only problem is I have this overwhelming feeling of indebtedness... so where do I send the check? Hehe Anyways it’s nice to have your resource available.

[@teraxiel]

I'm curious to know if it is accepted practice to glue the inside of the joint (not the inside of a coupling, but the pipe going into one)? Doesn't this run the risk of creating uneven surfaces that could snag debris?

[@trucuriousity]

Mine was Makita! Got me a little 12V set with a drill and mini sawzall. Perfect for a lady...nice and light but powerful enough for anything I'm DIYing. 😁 Later invested in Ryobi ONE for 20v and above, power tools and yard work tools. More cost effective. Love that too.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Very nice! 👍🏾

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[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Haha well thanks for watching and supporting us!

[@deathprofessor4524]

I'm a plumber from Calgary, great video boys!

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

That’s awesome! Thanks so much for watching!

[@LolaandPooch]

Hi, Great video! I'm replacing my shower pan and the drain pipe is 3/8" too short, so I got an ABS coupling ring and piece of ABS pipe (and ABS glue.) The coupling ring seems small for the pipe. I really have to force it onto the new pipe and the drain pipe that's there. Does that seem right? It looks like yours went on easily.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

It should go on easy with abs glue. Sometimes it’s hard to insert the pipe the full fitting allowance when it dry fitted.

[@LolaandPooch]

@@ThePlumbingGurus thank you! You were right. Sanding off the rough edges also helped.

[@Jeffco2]

Great video. Thanks! Man…. I didn’t realize ratchet ABs cutters are so expensive! Do you recommend a drill add-on cutter, like Dewalt? Relatively cheap at $100 more or less

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Yes, absolutely

[@notcharles]

What about WABS Water pipe repairs? They used it when they put my well in (years ago) now I need to repair a leak.

[@nickmakris2971]

Does the ratchet cutter make straight cuts, as Im looking for something that cuts ABS STRAIGHT. Im returning the M12 tube cutter and thought Id try the ratchet cutter.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

+Nick Makris yes they do. It’s just hard to cut close to the end of the pipe. That’s the only thing I don’t like about them.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

+Nick Makris thanks for the comment and hope our videos are helpful.

[@nickmakris2971]

@@ThePlumbingGurus . Yes, thanks, I bought the milwaukee M12 tube cutter and quickly realized it was not designed nor are you able to cut ABS straight which is necessary for good plumbing connections. I'll give the ratchet cutter a go.

[@shawn4357]

Where do you get that glue? Only glue I find is like water and leaks everywhere.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Check out a plumbing whole sales buy you. Probably your best bet.

[@Noah1985HA]

Im replacing a y connector in the middle of my plumbing stack, can/should I use a rubber mallet to tape all around the pipe just after gluing it together to make sure the pipe is as snug as its going to get? I tried dry fitting the pieces and they seemed pretty difficult to push together maybe it's easier with the wet Glue? But also the pieces I'm gluing into are already affixed in their position Soni can't "twists them together I mean I can twist one onto the other but it didn't work very well when I tried to dry fit it

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

It’s definitely easier when the glue is applied

[@bill1084]

Hi. I have a shower drain that had slow leak through some drywall. Removed the drywall and found the ABS pipe inserted in the bottom of the drain pipe was no longer glued and easily slides down. A small amount of what looks like a brown glue residue is visible on the very end of the pipe. The one thing I will not be able to do that is done in the video when applying glue is twist the pipe (since I will be connecting a drain pipe (with a trap) that is otherwise intact into the shower drain. Do you need to do anything else if you can't twist. Additional background: It does not look like glue was applied to the sides of the pipe. I'm guessing that the pipe was not glued properly when the shower was installed (but that happened before we bought the house). The previous owner clearly cut corners and ignored the proper way to do things in a number of cases and we have needed to do clean up of his work in a number of areas so I am guessing this another example.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Just use a bit more glue then usual and test for leaks.

[@koopinc.]

Good video. And Go Flames Go!

[@shepdogsd]

Looking for POWER tool in TIGHT spaces to cut the pipe. Was hoping for more.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

There’s an inside pipe cutter you can put into a drill

[@corysturgis6660]

​@@ThePlumbingGuruswhat brand?

[@drdiesel2466]

I really appreciate the videos, I'm going to be starting a plumbing apprentice in about a year and these videos are helpful for me getting used to the basics. I also like how well you guys flow, very chairsmatic! I hope you guys keep doing videos and I hope ya'll get more subs!

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

+Caleb Kolenda thank you so much for the awesome comment! This is exactly why we are doing this. We are truly trying to help people. Stay tuned because eventually we will be creating courses for people just like you. New apprentices and even experienced people. We will be posting at least once a week so stay tuned! Thanks again.

[@Jhosepgm94]

Dr. Diesel how you like it so far? I know you been in the field for two years now, i just started my first week as a apprentice ( im in my 3rd month of plumbing school ) so im a bit scare man

[@bosstrend1]

I thought you put it on the fittings first then the pipe

[@capoconstruction1961]

How do I put together 6 inch abs tightly. Any tools for 20 ft hub sticks or any tricks. Thanks. New sub

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

+vince capobianco not sure what you are asking. Please explain.

[@vincecapo5653]

1. Putting in 280 feet of soil pipe. Dwv. Underground. 2. Using 6 inch abs. Pipe. 3. Looking for any tips or tools to ensure a proper fit. Maybe a pipe puller homemade

[@ryantaylor7956]

Excellent video guys, thanks so much. keep up the good work.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Thanks for the comment!! Glad we can help out 💯

[@Jdakota]

I was digging this video until the wink at 11:46 killed it for me.. LOL In all seriousness, you dont need to primer before applying the glue?

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

If you are doing abs, no primer is required. If it’s pvc then yes primer then glue. Using pvc primer and glue obviously.

[@mharper6877]

Perfect! Thanks for this! Love the Flames flag in the background!

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Happy to help! Thanks for watching

[@robertk5153]

Go Flames! (And I see some hockey gear in the background too)

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Haha yup, definitely play hockey!

[@WesStevenson]

Excellent! Thanks, guys!

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Happy to help!

[@pault8584]

Will ABS glue work if you can't do the "twist" at the end? I have to use ABS glue on a drain assembly fastened to a new shower pan, so it has to drop in from above onto the drain pipe. I can't "twist" the assembly and I have to attach the drain assembly to the shower pan first because it is square and fits in a square depression in the shower pan.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Yes it is fine if you can’t twist. Just really make sure you have an even amount of glue inside the fitting and on the pipe before putting it in.

[@pault8584]

@@ThePlumbingGurus Thanks! Do you have any other tips for installing the drain and shower pan?

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Can you come to our Facebook page “ the plumbing gurus “ and send some pictures.

[@ryanmiller1666]

Well done Guru's!! Keep the videos rollin Bosch drill was the first power tool I purchased. Like flag in the background Go Flames

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

+Ryan Miller thank you! Bosch was actually one of the best back in the day I remember. Go flames!!

[@HasanFalah]

Ty

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

You betcha

[@MtlCstr]

A 12v Porter Cable coreless drill.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Thanks for sharing

[@sweetpetenol7335]

tank you

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Happy to help!

[@supersewerman8554]

I just deleted my first comment out of respect for you guys & your channel, you guys seem like cool peeps I am 2 so comment removed & no harm done ✌. In reply to your reply I get it dude title the video "glue" it gains viewers 👍 but it's still your tutorial responsibility to explain the differences between (pvc glue & abs cement) for each amatuer diy'er & viewer watching, valid point? As far as what we call it in the industry, it doesn't matter because it clearly says on the can (abs cement not glue) in that hardware store or when searched on google. This is about viewers buying the right stuff, It's about many people not making the mistake of buying pvc glue for abs pipe. Keep that in mind because this could easily happen (without that specific explanation). That said for all viewers it should be identified properly because people are unaware of it & they might just accidently pick up pvc glue for abs pipe. At the very least put that In the description or add tags over your vid explaining the diff. Preventing failed inspections diy'ers running out buying the wrong stuff or home disasters later, should be just as important as gaining views. Aside from all the proper glue talk here my apologies for harsh approach. I was taken back by no specifics & still hope you edit that in. Good luck with your channel & future vids ✌

[@jamesbaggaley18able]

Thank you!

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

+James Baggaley thanks for watching!!

[@mikephelan5940]

You had me at sawsall

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

ha ha Thanks for watching

[@peterv1806]

Thanks guys - much appreciated.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

+Peter V thank you!! And thanks for the comment! Are you new to plumbing?

[@peterv1806]

The Plumbing Gurus - yes - about to glue up some ABS now - had to re-do some ABS pipe under my utility sink.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

+Peter V right on! This is exactly the feed back we are looking for! Thanks for posting!!

[@peterv1806]

@@ThePlumbingGurus - Thank you again for your help. It's all done now and came out beautifully. I took my time, trple-measured everything, dry-fitted all the pieces, and carefully glued it up. Please keep your excellent videos coming. You guys are great! (I'm a new subscriber)

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

+Peter V hey man that’s awesome to hear! Glad we can bring some value! Stay tuned for some more of the advanced stuff we will be posting. Let us know if you ever have questions. You can also connect with us on our Facebook group. The plumbing gurus

[@celticstephenhill]

Black and Decker drill... Till I got a full Ridgid set a few years later.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

how do you like the Ridgid set?

[@celticstephenhill]

@@ThePlumbingGurus Sofar so good. It was the only brand that I had access to which has lifetime warranties on both the tools AND the batteries. I did pick up a Milwaukee drill/driver set (the M12 Fuel) for convenience cuz they're so tiny and a still crazy powerful. I can put the impact in my pocket and forget about it it's so small 😁. I still use my 18v Ryobi set for bigger projects that have bigger demands but the new Fuel set is pretty fantastic.

[@Ashroyer86]

Ridgid is good. I keep being stupid and buying other brands to save a few bucks or try something different. Ridgid is where it's at.

[@honolulu1476]

Thanks

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

+Honolulu 147 you are very welcome!! Glad you enjoyed the video!!

[@regsparkes6507]

Makita.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

You happy with it?

[@regsparkes6507]

@@ThePlumbingGurus My wife gave me a set of Makita tools, i.e. a drill with hammer drive feature ( I rarely have to use that part of it ) and an 1/4 hex drive impact driver, a 6 1/4 inch circular saw, and reciprocating saw, all with the 18 volt battery packs and charger this was about 12 years ago, and they're still going strong. Yes I am happy with these tools, I have bought other brands of drills, but I still have the Makita as my 'go to' tools. For me, it proves the saying of "you get what you pay for"

[@MadparkWorld]

I thought this guy was joking cutting that pipe with the hacksaw like that lmfao

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

What’s so funny about it ?

[@zareddyazzie7128]

Ridgid was mines

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

+Zaredd Yazzie right on!

[@shaderk9968]

1:15 "We think you're too dumb to learn"

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Wow 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Happy to help

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good info ...terrible flag on the wall

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Haha What’s your team?

[@queenstownkid]

@@ThePlumbingGurus The Oilers .... five Stanley Cups and seven conference championships

[@ultimatebikekid]

Dislike for the flames flag. Like for helpful video.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Woh! Haha. Thanks!

[@benebutterbean2737]

A totally useless Black & Decker screwdriver...sometime in the 1970s. Worked like a champ for about 15 seconds, then died.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

Haha good old Back and Decker. What power tools do you prefer now?

[@benebutterbean2737]

@@ThePlumbingGurus DEWALT!

[@JungleScene]

good video guys. very thorough. I like that you went through a bit about the tools you use in the trade before talking about how to use them. First power hand tool was either my makita drill/impact set or bosch angle grinder... I dont remember which was first.

[@ThePlumbingGurus]

+The Graceful Savage much appreciated! Glad you enjoyed the video. Makita is a very good brand, we now choose Milwaukee because they have the best power tools for plumbing. That’s what we find.