PIPEWORK THAT JUST FALLS TO PIECES 

Thanks for the support mate, I don't do a huge amount of commercial work, only the odd repair but I find it really enjoyable, thanks for the support and thanks for watching

@@PlumbLikeTom 🍬 as a nut

Hahahah the will know😈

@@wiffoxrad3954 you’re using a pic from my yt? Haha why?

Thanks mate, I really appreciate the kind words and support, thanks for watching

Hi Kevin, thanks for watching the video mate, it must have been a right pain cutting 2" by hand, I think I have it lucky these days with recip saws and mains powered threading machines, I still do have some hand threaders somewhere, but I have never used them on a job. Thanks for the support mate

Thanks for the support as always John, glad you are enjoying the content

Thanks for watching mate

Thanks for watching Keith

Thanks for the support David, it is greatly appreciated mate

My press gun does actually go to 55mm I think but hardly anyone stocks the pipe or fittings round here, that would have been a good option though, thanks for watching mate 👍

Thanks for the support Lemmy, I'm enjoying making the content at the minute so hopefully there will be many more videos in the future

Thanks mate, no leaks is always the goal, thanks for watching 👍

Thanks for watching mate, when I first started all my old boss would use was boss white and hemp, you couldn't change him as he'd been doing that way for years, and to be honest it's still as good as anything you can get today, I use locktite 55 as it's easier to get hold of and it's cleaner and quicker

Thanks Richard, I really appreciate the kind words and support, thanks for stopping by the channel

Thanks for the kind words and support mate

Thanks mate, I know you've been here a while and I really apprecaite the support

Thanks Peter, it was hard work last week with tge heat, the urinals wastes are always a nice job, thanks for watching as always mate 👍

Thanks Paul, it was hard work in the heat but a good result for the client in the end, thanks for watching mate 👍

Thanks Patrick, I have a larger rigid machine that goes up to 4", that things a beast but to heavy to move for small jobs, thanks for the support as always mate

Thanks mate, I really appreciate the support 👍

Thanks Chris, I really apprecaite the amazing support as always, thanks for watching mate

Thanks Steve, 10k seems a world away but I'll keep working hard and with the support of this amazing community anything might be possible, thanks for watching mate

Thanks Andrew, I really apprecaite the support and kind words as always mate

Thanks mate, I really apprecaite the kind words and support, I will try and get some more oil jobs on the channel, I like to keep it varied, thanks for watching

That's what normally happens, it used to be in the council spec that all pipes were red oxided after installing them, when they got rid of the clerk of the works who used to check all jobs the standards dropped dramatically, you see all sorts of stuff now that years ago would never had passed, nowadays it's whoever can do it cheapest wins the job

Thanks mate, I will be on at some point tomorrow

@@PlumbLikeTom Nice man sounds fun

Brass every time mate, thanks for watching as always 👍

Thanks mate, I'm just happy to have built an amazing community of 2k people, I will keep working hard and maybe one day in the future 10k might be achievable, thanks for the support as always

Thanks fort the support as always mate, it is greatly appreciated

Thanks Danny, I used to do alot of iron jobs, I haven't won a big job in a while, its super competitive at the minute, thanks for the support as always mate 👍

Thanks mate, I'm super happy to have built an amazing community of 2k, I'll keep working hard and try to produce good content, I really appreciate the support as always mate 👍

Thanks Brian, I really appreciate the support as always mate👍

Hi mate, locktite 55 is my go to choice, it can be used on all liquids and gas, to be honest I don't think I've ever had a leak with it and the fittings can be backed off for alignment without the risk of leaks. My old boss use to use boss white and hemp, which worked well for him, but I used to find it slower and messy compared to locktite, I guess whatever works is good, as long as it don't leak

Your right didn’t see you using the locktite it is great stuff used it before and no leaks.

Thanks for the support as always Jock

Thanks for the kind word and support mate👍

Thanks for the amazing support as always mate

I'm not sure about that Paul, there are way better plumbers and content creators than me, I'm just happy to have built an amazing community and really appreciate everybody's amazing support.

@@PlumbLikeTom we ❤️ you man

I try and put back the material that was originally fitted. The specs on these sorts of jobs used to be really strict. A clerk of the works could come round and check to see everything was done correctly especially on the more complex or expensive jobs. Now it seems standards have dropped so low, I've seen plastic heating circuits thrown in round a boiler room, thanks for the support mate

You might be right there mate, thanks for watching

That was likely the cause, thanks for watching John

Its actually now called red oxide, it used to be called red lead years ago, all it does is protect metal to stop rusting, thanks for watching mate

Thanks for the support mate