The plumbers putty doesn't replace the washer. The washer goes in between the tub and the drain shoe.

Great Video but I encountered a bump in the road. The gas line from the gas valve to the burner has left hand threads on my propane water heater. It took me a minute to figure that out. From the video it looked like your demo had right hand threads. Thanks, keep up the good work.

thank you for the video it is very useful this video needs a like😁

Always giving us the most up to date info. Thxs for the knowledge, brother!

retired in 2014 but back then commercial work romes was no more than 25runs to a bundle

At least he cared about his job

I have taken fire foam and regular foam fire foam burns faster fire caulk around here lol

Deration of all those circuits would be required

As someone that works doing mechanical insulation and firestopping in Arizona, if an inspector sees fire block foam on a site, they will fail it immediately. Its generally known here that fire block foam doesnt actually have a fire rating or adhere to any fire rating systems. At best you can hope for moderate sound attenuation and a few minutes of smoke barrier

Yea thats like an "all your eggs in one basket" problem. if something goes wrong, EVERYTHING will go wrong. It's lazy and any small problem can quickly turn into a disaster.

Building Code is minimal. BP- best practice or BAT- best available technology. Seems like you could have centered it half an inch down to get it even with the siding then. There are many better exhaust hoods, stainless, plastic less protruding, color matching, sprayed painted to color matching to the siding. Run rigid insulated pipe or again minimal insulated duct for moisture and mold. Stainless screws and color caulking anything but white. I do it right or don't do it at all. End of story.

Thats a clean job and you never used too have insulated staples there is nothing wrong with those metal staples

Can you explain the different colours, is it different wire gauges, just curious, from the UK.

Very clean install usually means the sparky actually cares about the quality of his work. Not sure about those staples, though.

I don't see any huge problems. Looks clean.

Not a fan of running all the cables through one hole if for no other reason than the difficulty of fixing an issues found in an inspection. With everything going electric, also does seem like a heat risk over time if that romex degrades at all

Looks good, there is fine print exclusions that allow for short distance penetrations.

Nice looking work.

I know the first thing my local inspector(s) will question & more than likely make us relocate is that abundance of NM Cable crowded on what looks to be like an entrance to a chase or raceway. I can hear it now… “do you how much heat that will create when those homeruns start getting real loads on them, then there is no way for those conductors to dissipate heat.” Looks clean but I learned the hard way, gotta make it clean while following you’re current NEC that you’re local city / town follows when permits were initially pulled. Don’t know what state thats in but most of Northeast doesn’t allow non insulated cable staples unless its old work that you can prove its old then it’s grandfathered in. Keep up the good work.

Thank you!

Romex is so f’n easy

One or two cables per hole!

That is not real fire blocking try using that stuff on comercial

If I knew three hours ago, that all I had to do was turn the saddle valve (glad to know what it is actually called) I would not have spent 3 hours trying stop the leak that sprouted from the refrigerator water line and ultimately turning off the water main line! Thanks vinny...

This helps so much. I bought an old house and the kitchen has NO vents 🙃

Looks Like Staples Are further than 4 1/2 Feet apart?, a couple 2 X 4's can Fix if not. Looks Good, Seperation Keeps from Overheating..

Why should we remove both screws closest to the Weather Stripping if only 1 hole is needed for the Hinge Shields? for Door Armor hinge shields. In the instruction it says remove both screws closest to the Weather Stripping

Hello, I have a question. I already have copper tubing connected to the fridge. I began having a leak, so shut the valve off. But somehow, I still have some water leak( not a major leak), I have been collecting the water coming down from the freezer section down to the refrigerator section. Does this mean my water valve is faulty? That is the only thing I can think up. My fridge is 20 years old, and I am ready to replace it. I want to address the problem correctly. Thank you.

Bundling/derating only applies to conductors that are longer than 24 inches. No one ever seems to read that!

Code violation (irc) screws can not pertrude more than 1/8 in the inside of the duct. It is a good video just watch out for those screws.

Fucking mass...

Why not add epoxy all around the entire sink instead of just one spot? Wouldn't that hold better?

Thank you for the video. My water heater has been shutting off at a minimum of once a week. I have a Rheem gas water heater with the Honeywell device. I bought the gas water heater at Home Depot. Hopefully and can take care of this on going hair pulling frustration.

Gig Em Ags!

I identify as an oscillating tool 😅

Serious question why is pvc conduit not a thing in the usa?

Is that a studio?

Plumbers putty not as good as silicone from what I have researched

Thanks for the great video. So the best brand thread sealer is? You recommend and is it at Home Depot / Lowe’s? Also you don’t recommend using Teflon as I see in other KZfaq videos and if not, why?

Thank you I wasn’t sure what silicone to use. ❤

Best way to support is a board on top and ratchet straps thru the drain holes with a board underneath

Thank you! I need to make a hatch cover for the back of my shower. This has given me some helpful ideas.

i wish i was that mount!

wow you're so handsome and funny!!!

334.80 Ampacity The ampacity of Types NM and NMC cable shall be determined in accordance with 310.14. The ampacity shall not exceed that of a 60°C (140°F) rated conductor. The 90°C (194°F) rating shall be permitted to be used for ampacity adjustment and correction calculations, provided the final calculated ampacity does not exceed that of a 60°C (140°F) rated conductor. The ampacity of Types NM and NMC cable installed in cable trays shall be determined in accordance with 392.80(A). Where more than two NM cables containing two or more current-carrying conductors are installed, without maintaining spacing between the cables, through the same opening in wood framing that is to be sealed with thermal insulation, caulk, or sealing foam, the ampacity of each conductor shall be adjusted in accordance with Table 310.15(C)(1) and 310.14(A)(2), Exception, shall not apply. Where more than two NM cables containing two or more current-carrying conductors are installed in contact with thermal insulation without maintaining spacing between cables, the ampacity of each conductor shall be adjusted in accordance with Table 310.15(C)(1) and 310.14(A)(2), Exception shall not apply.

Need to show the can install the lights are very simple

Do you have a link for that Sharkbite piece?

How did you remove the pulley? I'm using that tool with 3 arms to remove it but it won't budge. It's rust welded on.

Don’t worry guys we always leave the customer with a sticky broom handle before collecting😭😭

Why use Romex and not conduit? The mice chew Romex