I learned absolutely nothing

Pretty cool man

You can't put a 20 amp receptacle on a 15 amp breaker.

Just read the code book it has a table

Nope. I’ll put an inside the pipe trap adapter right there in the San t. Never had an issue. The vent is right there to prevent any issues

So you like to make youre plumbing jobs cost twice as much. You don't need 2" for your vents and drains unless your wet venting.

the actual measurement is taken where the flow direction changes, so typically that will leave about 2.5 inches of exposed pipe, not the 4 inches you show.

Finally someone that doesn't need to guess.

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not because of siphon. its the risk of clog.

That’s allot.

Rhode Island people

never had to do this (yet). in residential new construction. Thanks for the future tip!

you stubb out 2inch for a vanity?

Have had my own plumbing company for 40 years and have never once seen a trap lose it seal because of this.

Nothing worse than the smell of an uncapped drain.

How’s compare to Milwaukee or makita

They sell spacers $8

There’s such a thing as “minimum size for maximum drainage “ and man, those joints look terrible

Multiple circuits as let’s say the entire living room outlets, no more than five on a circuit can be on 20 amp circuit with 12 gauge wire. Use 15 amp outlets because they’re cheaper when you are contractor and have to buy like 100 or more of these devices.

Non-serviceable p trap?

BULLSHIT!!!!!! Don’t believe that. You can cut it how ever long you need it AS LONG AS ITS GOT A PTRAP AND ITS VENTED RIGHT THATS ALL YOU NEED!!!!!!!!!!! That’s why we don’t always glue the stub out peice going through the wall bc if it’s short enough we glue the trap adapter right into the tee….

YES

Not trying to be a smart-ass but what would happen other than a failed inspection

If these are shear walls then you need to block all sheathing seams.

You shouldn't drop your sanitary teas on center. They should be off to the side. That way, the trap arm makes up for your Crown venting.

3 "

how put drywall

Pour out like 1/3 to half of new primer cans and rap the dobber on the can before you use it, it’ll reduce the drips like that

Just don’t center the sanitary tee with sink center, problem solved, and you don’t screw electrician with lights

I believe with the depth of any sink there is no choice to have the center of trap any closer to the wall than 8” or so - I don’t think this problem could ever exist unless your building your own sink and mounting the drain all the way in the rear

80 volt.. that's cute

How do you use that diamond to mark the birds mouth?

Looks high

Hatched head

Don't see any hoedowns

Its called a weir

Stub out 4" pvc a few inches above the subfloor, put a test plug in it so debris doesn't fall down the pipe, then wait till the finish floor is installed, cut the pupe flush with the finished floor, then glue in your flange.

JUST SAY THE NUMBER ALREADY!!!!!!

Less primer more pride.

Yes ive actually installed can lights on a switch for ceawlspace before or just regular pull switch lights help a tremendous amount

Yes yes yes

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I don't mount the flange until the ff is installed

Drain arm min is = 2x diameter of pipe

Try that on a pedestal sink. That has not been an issue since we’ve done away with s traps

Why not install a trap adapter at this point? I like the formula for the length of the pipe.

Code code code.... Sounds like the atm... Plumbers understand plumbing physics abd plumbing theory..... Code code code..... Oh no...

Total bs.

Easiest way to avoid that is swinging the santee in the wall sideways and ustilizing the one fitting past the santee