This blokes a plumbing genius and is as neat as nine pence,Fair play to the guy he goes to the trouble of recording his work,keep it up mate don’t mind the hecklers.

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Thanks mate appreciate it! I don’t mind them all part of it!

Never seen a rad marked out that way before! Great pipework as always 👍

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

We all got our own ways! Lots of different ways to hang a rad!

Enjoyed watching that! Subscribed 😎

That pipe through the wall is full of dirt which could damage the boiler. Tape the end before you push it through.

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

I push it through then get my lips on it 🤣

@ginola602

Ай бұрын

Tape or blow! He Chose Blow

@aripereira6716

Ай бұрын

Com certeza...👏👏👏🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

Nice work, as always.

Smart work brother, tho why I’m watching this after plumbing all day is a mystery 😅

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

I ask myself that every day! 🤣🤣

Nice. Like alot of people are saying in comment section there are loads of ways to plumb and hang rads as long as it is secure.nothing wrong with this way i would pay for that job all day👍

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Thanks I really appreciate i!!!

@yasreh5845

4 ай бұрын

@@mmplumber 👍

@mohammedayaz4342

4 ай бұрын

Use more then 2 screws

Hi i just want to thanks you from 🇫🇷 because you are one of the rare plumber able to show a quick efficient productivity skill, amazing tools with a really estetic and operational results. i have 2 two observations regarding what i learned that : 1- radiatiors must be feed horizontally to increase the surface of exchange in order to get the maximum heat from the radiator. exept larger radiator than higher and high hand design radiator with different internal feeding. 2- you use i guess for practical and efficient reason industrial connector ( time and so monaie saving and effort) that increase hydraulic resistance. would you show us a classic copper pipe jump and a chipping on pipe that readuce at least in my mind connections and hydrolique resistance ? thanks and your content is amazingly satisfying

You are amazing man

Well done. Super Pro

Not a criticism, more of a curious question… why do you cut ‘the middle bit’ out when fitting the tee - surely you’d cut once then just slide along?

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Hehe I forgot I didn’t connect the radon next room so went ahead in my normal process 🤣🤣

@user-cz7wr7px7s

4 ай бұрын

👏

I'm not a plumber, so dont know to much but i am very impressed and would be over the moon if this was fitted in my house .especially after the rough work i have seen in my house Big up mate top work

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Thanks mate!!

Neat job.

Awesome channel! Can I ask you a few ques please: 1. What compound did you use & how come not white boss? 2. Is the orange stuff liquid PTFE? 3. How come you soldered instead of using the Novopress. Should you not use it for central heating systems?

Perfect video thanks!! So run pipes above skiting. So how high approx is bottom of radiator from the floor?

Abit of emery cloth to smooth up those rough edges from the powder coating on them rad unions before you wind in them bleed valves could stop any risk of you cutting into them orings. Just a small tip

Wonderful

Spot on

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Bobby ❤

What's the drill attachment I've seen previously for cleaning pipe end? Does it also deburr? I have a small DIY job to do and might treat myself to one.

Nice video, what joining compound are you using at the radiators and compression fittings?

Excellent work make it simple ,can I ask does that Wera Joker do 15 & 22mm nuts on fittings.

@cj-rb8fz

4 ай бұрын

They adjust to different sizes and each spanner in the ranges only does specific size which are printed on side of spanner

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

The xl does 15mm the xxl does 15 and 22 👊

Hello Mr. Plumber , thank you for that excellent video , Question , where can I Get those ratcheting adjustable crescent wrenches ? Thank you Keep up the great content

Those are some cute little standoff clamps for your copper. Where do you get em?

What's the brand of that ratcheting wrench?? Pretty cool piece of kit!! Great job

What size Joker wrench do u use and great plumbing

Cracking vid that buddy, I've been doing this for a while but love the trowel as heat reflector, majes soldering a breeze. Could I just ask what the threadlock liquid is that you use please and the abrasive cloth for cleaning? . Keep up the great work. Rob

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Thanks rob! It’s loctite 577 for the liquid, 55 for the thread and today’s tools cleaning pads for cleaning! Not used wire wool in years! Appreciate you watching mate 👊

Hello master, when you boil the pipe, does the inside turn black or does it remain clean

You are doing perfect job I wish I will be like you ❤

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Thank you very much for kind words! Means a lot

Just wondering, did they ever import “Yorkshire” brand copper plumbing fittings into the US? Yorkshire fittings had a ring of soft solder incorporated into the fitting’s socket end. You’d just hear the copper tube (not the fitting) and the solder would melt and form a nice joint. No additional solder was required. These fittings were available in Australia in the late 70’s and 80’s but I haven’t seen them around for a long time. I used them with great success.

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

I used to always fit Yorkshire fittings they are the best in my opinion

@spanky8164

4 ай бұрын

In Australia we still use “Yorksil” fittings which can either be silver brazed or soft soldered. These days I have to ask for “capillary” elbows or tee pieces as most of the young counter staff are too young to know what Yorkshire fittings are. Keep the videos coming as I find it interesting the differences between how plumbing work is done in the US as compared to here in Australia. Good on ya mate 😁👍

@stephensmyth6363

4 ай бұрын

He’s an English plumber not in USA

What is the device you used for the flux and pipe dope? I’m a union plumber from the US and that thing is cool as hell!

I'm assuming that there's a drain off fitted at the next radiator? Enjoy watching your videos and I've picked up a few good tips from you. 👍

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Thanks buddy! Yeah it’s connected to a drain below with a drain point 👍👍

Tidy work. Going to try with push fit fittings coz I can't solder!!

Can you explain abit more on hanging unit how do you get the measurements ? Please what is the fundamental ?

Hi where did you buy spanner from pls

Spot on work, always going to get a ‘I’m a professional plumber’ have something to say in the comment section 😂

@bigballoon1

4 ай бұрын

Joke innit😂😂

No sleeving where pipes go through the walls?!

Great work but unnecessary with the lasers imo. Get those brackets measured and hung in minutes without it but you know what, it works so who am I to say otherwise. Nice work!

Can you please show the TOOLS that you ve used in this video ? I would like to buy them for myself. Thanks 👌🏼

@louis_1up398

4 ай бұрын

He has a Joker spanner. Automatically adjustable from what I can see

Yikes I think you may have forgot to flux the short piece on the horizontal. Regardless great video Im always picking up information as well as the assortment of tools the you use. Today one of those things was the tech screwdriver looking thing that was a pencil!

@mmplumber hi what is that spanner you are using on the rad valves?

@user-cz7wr7px7s

4 ай бұрын

Most likely " Wera The joker".

Great video. I’m close to buying one of those Wera XLs. Are they worth it?

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

I think so it’s what reach for now!

@danielbailey1452

4 ай бұрын

Not the 24-32mm one, too big and bulky for my liking 🤔

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

@@danielbailey1452 I use the 24-32 more on installs like cylinders etc

@MJ-ce6tv

4 ай бұрын

Thanks

Whats that spanner called?

All that craps just gone down your copper pipe when you shoved it through the wall. Shove a stop end it or a bit of tape .

I wish all pipes were elevated an inch or two more above the skirting board.... makes the skirting far easier to paint....!

I’m digging the heat mat. 😂

What type of loctite is that? I use ptfe & jetlube but yours looks much handier. Also I need that spanner 😍

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Loctite 577 or the 55 thread mate dream to use!

@louis_1up398

4 ай бұрын

The spanner is the wera Joker 15mm

How much should someone pay for installation of 1 double radiator? I need 6 new radiators installed so wanted to know please any plumbers out there

Please tape up pipes before running them in masonry walls 🧱. No debris flying around the central heating. Did you blow or vacuum pipes?

Not criticising but 2 questions Why use a trowel and not a heat mat as surly the heat transfer through the trowel can damage the walls And why have the pipes spaced that far apart Great install tho nice to see a plumber clean his install

@louis_1up398

4 ай бұрын

What’s wrong with the trowel? It still does the job tbf, I don’t see how it can be damaging if all the heat is being absorbed on the plate

@mickgascoigne4003

4 ай бұрын

@@louis_1up398 the heat transfer through the metal if that’s on a surface that can be damaged it will damage it a heat mat won’t Not sure if your a plumber/gas fitter I am and worked with lots of people on many sites and never seen this done before but I’m always open to new tricks

@louis_1up398

4 ай бұрын

@@mickgascoigne4003 yeah, I found it quite cool tbf, I mean. There’s also this metal attachment you can get that you put on the heat gun and it intakes all the heat it’s like a circular attachment and it’s 10/10. Used with rotherberger

@mickgascoigne4003

4 ай бұрын

@@louis_1up398 yeah I’ve got one a those but they are not in contact with the wall but there the trowel was Just seemed dodgy to me as only takes a second for it to get red hot and damage what it’s in contact with

@louis_1up398

4 ай бұрын

@@mickgascoigne4003 true, I guess it depends how much heat you’re using on the heat gun tbf, can u adjust obviously but get what u mean

👍👍

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Missed some flux on the lower elbow joint? 🤔

5 Where to buy ?

Best and easiest way to remove layers of old paint off a full pipe fella ?

@louis_1up398

4 ай бұрын

Cleaning strips. Heavy duty ones that u rub on the pipe does the job.

What brand are your scuff pads. I got some cheap ones online but they do snap after a bit of buffing out solder marks. Nice tidy rad 👌

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

There from macdonaldplumbingsupplies pal todays tools

@tirvplumbing

4 ай бұрын

@@mmplumber thank you 👍

Still solidiering with the valve in place despite everyone telling him not to...

Il est où le robinet de vidange? Un peu bricolo non?

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

It’s connected to a radiator below with a drain point 👊

The wrong tee on the supply. Should use a venturi tee.

But i would of done it better😢and pipe dope😢 and wheres that spanner from😢 😂😂😂 keep up the good work

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks buddy

Весь мусор в трубу😮

А грат с трубы снимать не нужно что ли? Или я чего то не понимаю?

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Can do if you like, such a small system it won’t matter but yes good practice

@yngndrw.

14 сағат бұрын

@@mmplumber I was going to ask about this as well because it's something I don't see many plumbers doing but the air conditioning guys always seem to do it. One thing I've noticed is that the automatic cutters leave a much larger burr than the manual ones - A burr so bad it takes forever to remove. I've found that the Javac Edge Mini Tube Cutter (JAV-1010) works much better for this - It still has a spring so you manually set it to the "hard" copper setting and then just spin it like an automatic cutter. I've found that it leaves a fraction of the burr that you'd normally expect. I'm just an amateur so I can't say how well it would hold up to regular use, mind. It's a very neat job you've done, btw.

Зачем вырезать катушку на лежаке после разметки , просто сдвинь трубу . Перерасход !

You should learn how to use pipe deburer unless you don't know what it is for, your video just show your unprofessional attitude

@Roblovesbushcraft

4 ай бұрын

What a load of rubbish, if that's the only criticism you can come up with. Everything else about this mans work is exceptional and exhibits a high degree of professionalism.

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

It’s such a small system it won’t be affected mate 👍

@no-ic3rg

4 ай бұрын

What a negative person u are

@No_bread-and-circuses

4 ай бұрын

@@Roblovesbushcraft he's a troll.

As a professional plumber I'd recover this. Pipe work is too high up and too far apart. Not even the correct way to measure the radiator distance for the brackets. I will to bet load of mistakes where made but not shown in this video.

@MJ-ce6tv

4 ай бұрын

He seems pretty competent to me and there are many ways to measure up a rad before hanging. As long as they’re level and not too close to the floor, it’s a success.

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

No mistakes mate, they are having high skirting and wanted the pipes above 1inch. 35mm center distances allows it to be so easy to work and cut the copper. For too long talons are used and they are horrible for a engineer prospective

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Lots of ways to hang rads, do what works best for you right? As long as customer happy and system works well!

@scottwilliams1094

4 ай бұрын

Great job, ignore the twat 😂

@paullbennett2923

4 ай бұрын

As a "professional" plumber , how far apart would you like the pipe to be ? Back in the day i would use the width of my spirit level as a guide and that way it would keep everything consistent.

What's that stuff you put in the thread

@mmplumber

4 ай бұрын

Loctite 577 for liquid and 55 for the thread 👊👊

0:13 you put the pipe trough the wall and as I see, you didn't do nothing to prevent dust to go inside the pipe. I couldn't wach further. So amateur....