Good video learnt a lot here, thanks

u just bought wrong product of i dare to say best tool company on market, just buy rogue 4.5 or different backpack for half price then klein or veto so u dont have to sell your kidney to get one.

without sounding like a geek, shouldn't the fixings go into the brick, not mortar?

When I was at college we were taught how to put a bend on 4” lead pipe using a bossing stick and wooden bobbins to keep the shape. At 75 now I’m not sure if I could still do it. Never had to do it on site as plastic was in and taking over, thank goodness

if it wa my house I'd want to repipe it all, its not. It's what the customer wants and/or wants to pay for .

Yes we would make those lead bends from a straight piece of 4" lead pipe , we would boss the lead pipe to the back of the proposed bend then almost flatten it , rinse and repeat then we'd use snatch & bobbins ( Google that) to reform the pipe . Then the end of it we'd wipe a brass ferrule that would then be the connection for the pan which would either be filled with red lead or neat cement with either yarn or brown paper . That is an art form and sorts the men from the boys. With regards to identifying whether it's asbestos or not , it has specific bulbous joints with no ears on the fittings like cast iron does. Although you're wearing a mask the fibres will get into your clothes and then transfer to other things such as your kids when they might sit on your lap when you come home from work before you take your work clothes off. Best thing to do next time is to buy a few pairs of disposable overalls and then once done chuck them away. They used asbestos alot after the war and in tbe 50's as it was a cheap commodity and lots of other things were built, guttering, soffits, corrugated roofs, pre fab garages. Obviously boiler flues . More dangerous are the asbestos rop3 seals on older boilers when disturbed for servicing especially on older potterton neta heat boilers etc. If you're working inside with it and have to cut it, have a water spray bottle and spray on it whilst cutting with a Hacksaw as opposed to a spinner as it doesn't create too much fibres flying off into the air.

Cheap washing up liquid mate is a lot better than that spray

This pathological fear of asbestos is just nonsense. People who are affected spent years working in asbestos sheet cutting factories, not removing a bit of soil pipe. Same with lead paint.

How much would you charge for a job like that mate if you dont mind me asking.

Bloody hate doing stacks!! Don't like heights, don't like wind, don't like rain, don't like work really 😅 Clean job 👍

Good video Macauley, I liked that soil stack change, something different to watch. 👍

Best way to check if it’s cast or not is a magnet mate. If it’s not magnetic then just presume it is asbestos. To be on the safe side. 👍🏼

I was gonna have chili for mi tea tonight. Suddenly, gone off it. Knickers! My missus is a big lass. You'd struggle to stuff her drawers into a soil pipe! Coat ---> door!

Poop chutes in't rain. Cumbersome and awkward in the dry. That nailed in hook, probably for a washing line, is called a dog. Bloke called Fred, from Bolton taught me that. He was born and raised in Bolton, an honest steeplejack Hardest working bloke in't north, a legend in a flat cap He weren't one for health and safety and I worshipped him as a child Cos he'd climb a two hundred foot chimney, after drinking five pints of mild. - Dibnah. 🍺💪

This place is very defficult and alone doing work and making video

Hasan ate asbestos for breakfast 😂 Much prefer silicone grease the spray stuff just makes it hard work. Hasans knickers from your van glove box 😂😂

You should silicone the inside, if water gets behind it higher up, it’s trapped behind.

Do you not use the hollow fixings for plaster board? (Made in with rivot gun) I find these are best for plasterboard especially with towel rails. Good video lad.

Enough with the European shit OK

That cell phone does not last if you're a real plumber.You would've used plumber's pi'm.Almost pretty you know it looks like plato

in canada the building code does not allow for bottle traps.

I remember the ones where there was a screw underneath the button, they were a pain in the arse

Good one bud thanks nice and easy video

Air vacuums can be a nightmare on certain things, especially glass jars, the number of times I've had to ask my Mrs to open one for me 😆

No need to even use silicone, as those TD fittings are the bogsdollox

Hasan ragged it hard proper way 😂

Nout wrong with some plumbers mate and a poly washer 👍🏼 NO silicone needed

Hasans drip feed 😂 not into those Thomas Dudley wastes prefer normal 👍

The hot connection to the tap on the bath looked awkward to get good leverage to, but when you're there, you improvise. As for the leaking emergency, think I'd charge the same as you. Nothing wrong with flexes', depending on how they're installed. Certainly makes sense to change them both, one old, one new doesn't go right. Good solid job is one done right. 👍👍

Was once called out to a fractured flexi that had been running all day, basically from the moment they left for work ‘til they returned mid afternoon. Flooded the whole downstairs, even filled the gas cooker hob burners. Flexi could have been done in copper initially and would have prevented all the damage.

As soon as you lost that washer that's where I said it would probably be 😅, that was great having the flexible there, the brass connectors can be an arse under the bath.

I would of removed that section of plasterboard,to get easier access under that bath,instead of cutting new holes in it.That flexi burst because the cowboys that fitted the Hep pipework never fitted elbows to stop hoses kinking.🥴

Usually £70 to fit a tap but 2 £100 for both

nice to see a student landlord actually do anything. 😂

What tool was you using to tighten bath taps ?

50 quid

replace that awful silicone behind tap first

always change a flexi or they will bite you in the ass

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That tap i would charge £110 i have a standard call out of £100 which gets you upto 1 hour plus materials.

that basin was draining very slowly, could have done with cleaning out the strap I suspect

Flow cup will suffice.

So i had quite a bad experience fitting a few concealed cisterns. Now i insist i fit batons behind flush pipe. I had 2 that popped out of the socket and did loadsa damage. Was when i started out for myself. So became an insurance job in the end. In my experience i do feel that the flush pipe should be supported. I come across so many not supported. Great video love the vids

What is it? Never heard of it

Yes far too much money, my weir cup has done me fine over the years. A product that didn't really need producing imo

Very expensive

Now, how much 🤓❓

Hasan scanned every hole

Good video mate, I’ve liked and subbed ;)