These jobs can cause plumbers problems 

Man, I love how you used those bits of copper to give it height to screw that waste pipe on the floor.. hahah brilliant. Gonna do the same :)

Another great vid as always 👍

Fatastic video Tom as usual.

Top guy, keep up the good work

Interesting job as always. Ive got an old 20L bucket of compound I got off a plasterer on site i keep as a bin when I'm working and fill as I go. Can't stand working in a mess. Soils looking good, awkward little space with all the beams, steels and changes in levels.

Good to see ya today at Stickney car boot

Its always good to see how you get around all the plumbing problems on a job. 👍

Love your videos Tom, but please stick on some safety specs, especially when using the grinder, better to be safe than sorry buddy!

Nice to see it coming along Tom, tidy as always. Hope you have a good weekend, take care. 👍🚽

Hi Tom, it all appears to be coming together now and making some sense. Another great film thank you, as always I look forward to the next episode. Have a great weekend and take care mate. 👍👍👍

Great follow up video Tom, it’s all coming together, I hope you have a peaceful weekend 👍

Always learn something from your videos tom. Love the copper pipe trick to raise and secure the waste pipe. Have a good weekend and don't work too hard.

Lovely work Tom, have a great weekend mate.

Only negative thing I find with your videos is that it depresses me that I cannot speed up time on my jobs during the shite phases!!!! 🤣✌️ Legend lad !!

Very interesting seeing how you getting round the problems Tom,another good video too your name 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

been flat on me back all week wit h a bad foot injury, your vid popped up, made my day tom 😁 love the expression better get a wiggle on....

This week I have been mainly fitting a Hunter woodburning bolier to my workshop heating system, we have both been fighting with plumbing! Fight the good fight Tom!! Superb work!! Phil

Great work Tom as usual.

You always seem to get the jobs with rubble and dirt everywhere but always work through it. Many plumbers won't use push fit but I used it for 30 years and never had a leak. In fact after it's been in a while it's really hard to pull it apart. I only used solvent when it was absolutely necessary as the fumes would affect me terribly. Thanks for the vid mate have a good one.

Well done Tom. Keep them coming 👍

Well worked out as usual mate ,great job

Good job - Great video Tom 👍😎

used that copper pipe trick many a time, its very handy

Good job as usual

Well done 👏

great work as usual love your content

We”ll be right Tom 😂 👍👍👍👍

If you got an unexpected brush and are wondering where it was from, it was me - just as a way of saying thanks for the videos.

I learned something new a 'slip coupler'.

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These are the jobs for what's an apprentice?? 🤔🤔😅 Where they have the headaches and you stand back and 👀👀🤣🤣🤣

I bloody hate plumbing like this 😂 I doth my cap to you Tom 🫡