HOW TO INSTALL KITCHEN UNDERSINK PIPEWORK - EASY 

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Doing an updated video for all you melts who can't figure out how I'm going to get a shelf in there! See you next week.

I'm not a plumber, but do a lot of DIY around the house, and I have to say that your videos are THE best. They have taught me so much and I enjoy your humour, honesty and down-to-earth style. Keep it up.... I'm gonna hold tight until the next one...

Great advocate of being professional and raising standards. You’ll have us respecting the plumbing profession if you carry on like this!

Perfect timing, just about to hook up my new kitchen and this has completely changed my thought process on how it's all getting hooked up. Great work 👍

I am a carpenter by the trade constantly let down by my plumber friends so I gave it a go one of my properties. I ve done the plumbing based on your idea and I ve done it all in about an 1hour. Thanks for sharing the knowledge 🙏 👍

What a great way of doing this. And so accessible. Thank you James! Keep these great ideas coming.

Really loved your under sink manifold. I wish all plumbers would so it this way. I've lived in social housing all my life and all the under-sink cupboards iv'e seen have never been as usable as the one you've just done. Excellent job James 👌

Hi James - great video and tip, thanks for making and sharing. SUPERB song at the end. You are one talented individual that’s for sure. I’m a big fan of neat pipework. I don’t do Brasso though (yet). I’m just DIY and have recently re-done a bathroom from bare concrete up. First end-feed joint in years with a 30 year-old blow torch - disaster. The torch constantly flared and went out, gas escaping in a confined space, re-lit and eye-brows gone. Something had to change, so I bought (after first wincing at the price) a Rothenberger Superfire II with the 400g “blue” gas. Well, that changed everything. I have no pipe bender, and it was the usual H+C plus CH, so there were in excess of 100 end-feed joints. Not a single leak. Not one. That new blow torch is worth every penny and more. I’m now using lead-free solder as though it was the “old” stuff. I should really switch to plastic pipe, but I love soldering and the results - even though all of mine is either behind plasterboard or under the floor! The Rothenberger can’t take all the credit though, as I watched your earlier “how-to” vids before starting…. Thanks again.

Love your Saturday morning uploads James. Huge thanks as always for your commitment to uploading informative videos, as well as the general laughs, humour and your personal character than shine through in them. Always makes me chuckle!

I am not a plumber but I am the family go to "DIY fixer". I love that works panel idea. It looks so professional and is practical and great for future works and additions. Well done sir.

James, loving the channel. New to it as i was looking for some advice for re-doing our kitchen. You do a great job and have given me loads of ideas....not only for kitchen, but also our bathroom too! As an aside, ive just watched a video from 2014 and you dont look any older! Thanks for a great informative channel.

Absolutely the best video I have seen in a long time! Thank you for doing this video.

Once again you've blown my mind you unbelievably talented screw ball haha. Love what you are doing for the trades my man. And if the world class plumbing tutorials and positive message for lifting your fellow tradesmen and women weren't enough, you're also a proficient musician!? Well done brother.

Great video. It certainly open up the thinking on how things can be done differently and be both accessible and functional. Like the idea of prefabricating on a bench 👍🏻.

This looks absolutely amazing, brilliant video, very well paced and explained. You ought to have your own TV show

A great deal of care and forward planning and a top class professional attitude. Aside from that an enjoyable video. Thank you.

Great job and very innovative way of simplifying a complex plumbing system. I am truly impressed, bravo!

Love the work you did! It's amzing!

Great video, thanks for the tips :) I'm just doing my kitchen rebuild. Will definitely be installing a pipe mounting board. My old undersink plumbing was like you showed in the video, a complete unsupported disaster and the worst I've seen.

Love it. Taking a pride in your work.

Loved this series of videos, such a good idea. Welldone 🤙🏼

Thanks for the tips as usual, in Scotland were blessed not to have to worry about water softeners so it’s a much easier job than what you’ve done. I’ll definitely implement this method in my next fresh kitchen sink install

That is pretty awesome brilliant job loved it and thank you for sharing

Nice one, looks neat & tidy. I install water softeners so found this very interesting (like to see vid about draws & shelved ECT, but depending on the softener being installed sometimes customers are happy to sacrifice that). Customers always right, so for me a great way giving the right circumstances 👍!!! Thanks fella your a constant inspiration & always comming up with some great ideas ...... Also for me the doing the work on a bench rather than under the sink a big plus!!!!!

I have to say that this does look so neat, and you could always add a mid support in the middle of the board to help take a shelf. Thank you for taking the time to share this with us, I do find that I always take something away from your videos that I can use.

I have something similar under my utility sink after I reworked pipework to get at an electrical socket. My board is a lot more compacted, not as spaced out as this as I had mine suspended to avoid and kink's and I have a mini shelf for flood sensor. Love this spaced out design

That is actually brilliant. I love this.

Put the board at the back of the cupboard so the homeowner can use a shelf in the cupboard

Great idea lad. That looks like a fresh bender there. I treated myself to one recently. No wobbble or slack some job!

GREAT...practical idea and setup!! Will be using that!!

Brilliant 👍🏻 and the tune too 👌🏻 keep these vids going 😎

Beautiful work!

it's great to see some thought and innovation going into a "standard" set up, so well done. Maybe next step would be to work out how to get a shelf in but I'm sure that's all doable

Another brilliant video! Thanks

Experience, meets innovation and presentation - thanks great video.

Ace! Great stuff! 👍🏼

Neat pipework well planned ....im always learnin sumin from you...thanks for this idea of plywood....best video ive seen...Cheers boss

Simply lovely!

Nice one James. I always try to pre fab and do as much out of position as much as I can. The less time on lying down or crouched in awkward positions the better.

Congratulations on quality craftsmanship

Jim, your the lad! Much respect! 💯👊

Another great vid Jimbo! 👌🏻

Love ur attitude towards work...

I do lot of DIY around house but this is brilliant informative Video neat and tidy work. Thanks for sharing.

Love your videos, brilliant

Great video, James as usual . A great idea 🌟. I'm gonna try it bud, it looks neat and professional and besides I'm getting sick of having a bad back.👊🔥

Another great vid👍

Fabulous idea - thank you!!!

What a bloody good idea 👍🏻

Nice and clean, Great vids keep them coming. Enjoy the cold beer.🍻🍻🍻👍

As a chippie, I wish I could work on 1000 base units with this kind of work. Jesus, it's usually spaghetti central down there with absolute RIP back of the units. Mate, I really appreciate your efforts teaching your trade to work simply and tidily! Great work!

Great idea good man!

You, Sir, are a genius! Thanks for this

Thanks! this looks killer!, Will adapt for my Pex-A install.

Such a good idea!!!!

Nice job, great idea too👌

very nice job excellent work

Thats a great way of doing it.... And a great bit of pipework👍

Loving your old heat matt,But to be serious thats just brilliant i have a feeling someone will be making these up and selling them as a kit very soon, as usual, brilliant idea, can not believe we have not been doing this for the last 20 years. thanks,Pete from newark

I actually love this. This is a great idea, im getting to work to build my own. Thanks!

excellent idea

Love it 👍

I used a hepvo trap for more space, worked great for my application.

top work James you made it easy and practical loved the video

that makes a lot of seance to do it like that, and looked so neat and tidy, and easy to work on in the future.

Great video and very artistic!

Great video mate.

This video change my way of thinking :D nice one.

Amazing job 👏

Brilliant as always. Also love the music 🤣

Quality plumber

Love the video Jimmy. Great idea, I might even do that when if fits a job. Loving the music. I can REALLY recommend the Ale Army on a Thursday night! A few online beers with a great bunch and loads of banter which flows really well. Far better than having an agenda to follow.

...very good neat and tidy , thinking and designing out of the box - 5 star

Funny this just popped up on my feed. I'm going to be plumbing in my own Utility undersink in a couple of weeks. No need for a softener but can find room on that board for the washing machine pipes.

This is a great video mate, such a neat way to do the pipework, to make it better is the amazing song chosen by the ale army on thursday night, and being one of them I must say it's a great night with a beer or 2, few laughs and always some great company with everyone else too

Brilliant.

Inspiring, gunna give it a go , thanks

Great video and great thinking 🤔

Great video mukka

This guy is great

What a tune! 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

Great stuff neat & tidy

Great informative video. That tune is actually banging too 🤣

Didn't see you using sealing compound on the compression joints? Great video, your standard of fitting is brilliant. I always admire a good job done. Thanks for the tips. Peace be unto you.

Definitely looks amazing, just one question. You made the point this enables people to use the shelves, but you've covered the holes where the shelves hang. What happens then?

I doubted you for a sec Jim when you went to fit the manifold in the carcass. I thought, 'he ain't getting them tails in they're too long'. Proved me wrong.

When I drill holes through tiles I make a template from wood the size of the tile cutter. Press against the tile and use as a guide for the tile cutter. Makes a perfect hole and no skidding about on the tile. The under sink looks real neat.

man u are a legend

Brilliant video. I have been supporting my online plumbing studies with your videos. So much thanks. Btw. I passed my coarse in domestic plumbing.

👍learning from u all the time and good tune 🔥🔥

Tune was bangin

Really great idea. Was wondering if you could do a video of how you initially got into plumbing? I'm interested in your story of becoming a plumber and how you have got to where you are now?

Dang nice work

Not a plumber, one word 'Genius'!

great vid

hehe the best part was the end song....lovin it please keep them coming..... .lol.....

Top man,a plumbers should make you their guru !

Simple but great idea

Thank you!