Come on boys and girls! Put your EV charger at the top of the panel not the bottom: 1. Voltage Stability: The circuits nearest to the main breaker (typically at the top of the panel) may experience slightly less voltage drop, as they are closer to the incoming power supply. This can be beneficial for delicate or power-hungry devices that require stable voltage levels. 2. Power Factor and AC Noise: Sensitive loads, such as EV chargers or other high-demand equipment, can be more susceptible to noise and power factor issues. Placing them near the top of the panel reduces the chance of interference from other circuits, which may introduce noise or harmonics into the system. 3. Load Balancing: It’s also good practice to distribute high-demand loads evenly across the panel to avoid overloading one side. However, placing sensitive loads higher up can help in maintaining better overall system performance.
@tonycopelyn87309 сағат бұрын
Regarding the Redi sealant used for the Redi flashing…Can I use this Redi sealant on the heads of cement backer board screws??? Or should I just cover them with thinset?
@blt9819 сағат бұрын
Drywall saw causes lots of dust and debris. So another reason to wear eye protection,….
@blt9819 сағат бұрын
Drywall saw causes lots of dust and debris. So another reason to wear eye protection,….
@blt9819 сағат бұрын
Wear GOGGLES….LITTLE DEBRIS fell OUT into EYE. I tryed to irrigate it . But eventually CAUSING ME TO go to E\R ROOM by Uber…….WAS A LITTLE PIECE OF METAL AND WOOD……. AND BLOWN IN INSULATION., LEARN FROM OTHERS MISTAKES. Hurt like helll…….…………
@OlgaWithExit10 сағат бұрын
Great job
@rg453013 сағат бұрын
NOT a great way to do the hatches! A better method is to do the hatches first and leave a 1/4 - 1/2 inch lip over the edge of the hatch where you can, this provides a clean square edge either by a virgin board with only the tongue cut off or a nicely clean cut piece. If the hatch is slightly out of square, which most are not you may have to sand the edge slightly flush to the hatch. Then butt your adjacent pieces against those edges with a thin piece of poster board as a spacer to allow some even space around the hatch. Once you match the floor around the hatch the edges will be very clean and look much better than using a saw, grinder or vibrating saw to cut open around the hatches. Hatches are a necessary evil within boat floors but you can make them look much cleaner than this method.
@TodayIWorkOn11 сағат бұрын
Not a great way, but nothing has shifted in 3 years and I don’t even notice the 1/8 cuts I made. People that see it in person love it since it blends into the floor.
@iSalameee22 сағат бұрын
Keep them videos coming!! You helped me tear down my old bathroom and rebuild it from studs. I work in healthcare and never attempted it but it came out pretty good using your videos as reference. Thank you.
@AlboAl8Күн бұрын
It's awesome to see the difference in sizes and great vid on the install
@Nicker000Күн бұрын
WHOA WHOA WHOA, when did you get a roof! big jump from last video!
@TodayIWorkOn11 сағат бұрын
It was a sneak peek at where I’m at today. 😀. We will flashback in the next video.
@6.7RollinКүн бұрын
using them as you speak, walls come in 2 weeks for foundation/ basement! also keep in mind if you like high ceilings its less than a $1000 per foot height. i started with 8' for my basement an quickly went to 10' when i found that out. wanna say it was $830 per one foot higher wall
@TodayIWorkOnКүн бұрын
We wanted 10’ ceilings but the problem for my house was distance and weight. The crane was able to do so far and the 10’ walls would have been an even bigger issue. I’m very happy at 9’. I have 10-18’ ceilings in the 1st floor which is making me busy going up and down ladders, lol. Good luck with the install. If your prep is good, you should be good!
@xspeedy9137Күн бұрын
Another comment mentioned this, but towards the end I’m not seeing what those screws are going into other than just drywall which doesn’t work. It is where you say how incredibly tight those screws get.
@TodayIWorkOnКүн бұрын
They go directly into the metal frame I installed above the drywall. I have a new video coming out that will visualize all of this really soon.
@wyattsdad85612 күн бұрын
Yeah never use a grinder again.
@TodayIWorkOn2 күн бұрын
Crap, already have….
@wyattsdad85612 күн бұрын
By the time you put that piece of rubber on there, I’d have the toilet seated.
@TodayIWorkOn2 күн бұрын
A pro’s pro. Throw up a video. I’m eager to see the magic happen.
@wyattsdad85612 күн бұрын
How much do they pay for doing this??
@TodayIWorkOn2 күн бұрын
Pay to what? Be in their presence? Quite a bit. I’m very expensive.
@Dhanoa00392 күн бұрын
Just time pass for long video
@jamesreeves16722 күн бұрын
ready for more videos
@TodayIWorkOn2 күн бұрын
Me too. lol. Once school starts up a video every 4-5 days. Nobody is on YT in the summer. 😝
@humer1013 күн бұрын
It is evident and well-explained. If someone complains, they should buy and test one of these trucks themselves.
@burlingtonretro8893 күн бұрын
Which package involves the muffler delete -- the sport exhaust or the track package?
@TodayIWorkOn3 күн бұрын
I’m not 100% sure. I bet if you ask someone in the Facebook groups or the 4c forum you would have an answer.
@samuelrgonzales1114 күн бұрын
One of the best and easiest trick to clean your popcorn machine. Saves time and money. Don't over think it people, it works...... Thank you.....
@michaelguerra16444 күн бұрын
use a grinder with a cutting blade
@cfb89604 күн бұрын
Where did you get the beams? How much a a linear ft. How did you determined the size? Any info?
@TodayIWorkOn4 күн бұрын
A steel supply. I don’t remember but I know it wasn’t cheap. Size was determined by my engineer.
@tonycopelyn87304 күн бұрын
The Redi sealant used with Redi flash…can I use this sealant for screw holes? Or is it better to use thinset?
@TodayIWorkOn3 күн бұрын
Screw holes for where?
@tonycopelyn87303 күн бұрын
@@TodayIWorkOn backer board screw holes?
@Oppenheimer19685 күн бұрын
I'm going with the epoxy.
@TodayIWorkOn3 күн бұрын
I don’t blame you. The redipoxy is the real deal.
@policematrixx5 күн бұрын
push fit could have been easily fixed
@danielwatters59065 күн бұрын
Thank you, I knew nothing about M copper.
@robskikko7 күн бұрын
This is the same dealer my 2019 Sprinter has been to 4 times in the last 4 months. The Def system constantly having issues. Just got it back from them saying that it needed some module update. Now the ac blows only maximum hot air all the time. It's gotta go back again!!!!! This diesel V6 is the most reliable engine ever before the DPF system was added. I have another sprinter with 300K. Only issues were the DPF system. Repeatedly. They have an extended blue tech warranty for that system, so it's fixed free every time, but the down time sucks.
@TodayIWorkOn7 күн бұрын
Yes. It’s the down time for sure. The Sprinter is 100% a love hate relationship.
@tonycopelyn87307 күн бұрын
What size grommet do you use for the cut outs in the junction box?😅
@TodayIWorkOn7 күн бұрын
Standard 3/8 size. You can do plastic or an nm-b connection
@rocketdriverqc90149 күн бұрын
thanks
@user-cg9rm7be4u9 күн бұрын
Dealer wanted $566 .00 to install mine😳
@albertrodriguez55379 күн бұрын
Very good!
@inspiredbytheword164410 күн бұрын
Perfect brother. Much respect!
@billhill83910 күн бұрын
Its all about pipe preparation. Not even taking in the cost of the fittings, those plumbers who spend 2-3 K on a batt. operated pro press tool find it hard to admit that it is not the best, even if you can get the same result with a shark bite. All about prep.
@ARomanRacing11 күн бұрын
A fellow beat owner from VA 🫡
@Dineliasreparaciones11 күн бұрын
U saved my life i didnt know what to do on a job i just got im handy man but this video saved me now i can do it with confidence
@ericklokstad398312 күн бұрын
Was the 7 pin round plug already installed from factory? My sprinter has a wire zip tied up in rear bumper area, but is a square plug. Not the seven pin round plug. I have a 2016
@TodayIWorkOn11 күн бұрын
Yes, my Van was prewired.
@ConstructionNerd12 күн бұрын
What a piece of gold this video. I plan to do this type of niche for my own house. Since I don't have as much experience, I'm simply not going to make it as complicated. What is your suggestion? Mosaic and then just cut in with large tile on the flanks?
@TodayIWorkOn12 күн бұрын
To keep it simple, just use very simple tile for your wall and accent. This was not easy. Measure 3 times cut once here. 😂
@ConstructionNerd11 күн бұрын
@@TodayIWorkOnI was thinking more like just a hexagon mosaic/herringbone for niche, 12x24 tiles shower.
@mmurphy153312 күн бұрын
Can these be used in Europe? Minimum pain: The battery can be charged by any existing USBc charger, so no additional charger needs to be carried and we can use battery packs. Medium pain: Charger needs a plug adapter. Max pain: charger needs a transformer.
@TodayIWorkOn12 күн бұрын
I would 100% use usb-c battery packs. lol.
@tonycopelyn873013 күн бұрын
If I may ask 2 questions…first..would you use redi-poxy on the area just above shower pan tile as prep for where wall tiles meet pan floor tiles? 2nd what thinset would you use on cement board walls to adhere 4x12 marble tile?
@TodayIWorkOn12 күн бұрын
Before thinset, that was the way I did it. Approved thinset that will not bleed into the marble. Marble is natural and porous. Remember that. If you are ok with the way the marble will change color over time, go for it. If you are concerned about it, go with a ceramic/porcelain tile that will hold up much better. I love marble in a lot of places, but the shower is not one of those places where it will hold up well.
@knyto213 күн бұрын
what happens if you check ohm resistance and there is an issue?
@TodayIWorkOn13 күн бұрын
If you have an issue, guess what, you’re ripping all of your tile out if you want a heated floor and will be redoing it all again. 😔
@tonycopelyn873013 күн бұрын
What kind/type of thinset and grout do you use to install Marbel tile onto shower walls
@TodayIWorkOn13 күн бұрын
A marble approved thinset that will not bleed into your marble. White color thinset works best. Grout, whatever you like, but I love polymer based grouts.
@teamja108814 күн бұрын
As a rule as an industrial plumber foreman: I only use Viega propress fittings and I only use type L copper. I have never had a problem.
@cmckernan437315 күн бұрын
Installing a 30" floating vanity now. You are right, the plumbing is an issue and not all the dimensions are given ( the rear opening). I am going to have to cut a rear support to make this work. And yes, the top doesn't snug to the wall.
@anthonygasparini173415 күн бұрын
Nice little shower with a shower pan that looks like 20 years old because I didn't care enough to protect it during construction!
@TodayIWorkOn15 күн бұрын
4 mil plastic covering the floors and blue tape doesn’t count?
@BillyGold00715 күн бұрын
Propress tools need calibration every so often. Probably some plumbers don't get their press re-calibrated as required and the machine doesn't press sufficiently.
@mitchgroff26315 күн бұрын
Thanks for the new video! I’m looking forward to seeing what other content you post! Always good to learn as much as you can!
@pattysieh613315 күн бұрын
Do you always do a 50-50 pattern
@TodayIWorkOn15 күн бұрын
Depends on what the client and designer wants.
@agnelo9815 күн бұрын
Good explanation till you find pipes in the ceiling and then you have to cut a bigger piece of drywall since the Panasonic fan box is bigger than the small one I initially installed to move over the obstruction. Different scenarios in an apartment building. Not easy as it seems in a house
@petergray88216 күн бұрын
Also have a caliber recall and some updates apperley
@petergray88216 күн бұрын
Apparently
@TheDavidarlen16 күн бұрын
Being a plumber by trade the only thing that levels a toilet is a flat floor. Good tile job etc. Usually I need to shim and calk a toilet to keep it from wobbling.