PLUMBING REPAIR DRAIN LINE CAPPED IN CONCRETE FLOOR
A couple of drain pipes are in the way of new play room for a movie theater. We cut and cap so floor can be patched and carpeted.
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Chuck, you're a character. A real sense of humor goes a long way, let the stress roll off like water off a ducks back.
CB2 going to have some clogged drains to snake when he gets back…lol
Are you wearing sweat pants??
It’s good that CB2 is learning business. A lot of trades businesses fail because no doubt they are excellent techs, but don’t have a clue of how a business operates and how to make good business decisions. I’ve seen several companies fail for “undercharging” their work. Granted he ain’t gonna learn everything in college, but it’s a good foundation.
Proud of CB2 for bringing his tools to Cancun!!!
I like to Swiss cheese the concrete around the pipe… assuming it’s 4” thick , then chisel the remaining concrete…. it breaks up better and has somewhere to go when you chisel it. It might speed things up for you boys! New Jersey… ABS pipe for days!!!
I found that making 4 cuts with a diamond blade around the drain in a square pattern makes for easy removal of the concrete. I just put a demo screw driver in the cuts and tap. Usually the bulk of the concrete comes out in one piece. For each side of course. Good video.
Nice work
Hate it when cement turns to dust…. reminds me of installing a sump, in an elevator shaft for a bank, no chips all powdery dust… gj
Why not just leave a flush cap and carpet over..should there ever be a flood the water would have somewhere to go instead of making an indoor swimming pool. I'd assume the traps are primed as per code so they won't dry out!
u mean the pipe or you
Cb2 goes to school? For plumbing?
Small job, big mess! Looked great and thanks for video Chuck.
I find that if you don't ware ear protection while running concrete buster or vac , when your wife yells at you you hear a soft voice.
y u go though all that work just get a flush cherny plugg and theres your dinner jack
Seen that too!!!!!!!!!!! Why did you leave the rag in the hole after you glued the abs fitting cover back on ??????????? So he can go back and snake out the Drain !!!!!!!!!
loving the pack out, the dolly makes a kick ass seat to sit on/ break chair.
Wow Chuck. I'm surprised that Hilti is still going. Mine burnt up after 16 years. But damn did that thing make some money.
That why all state plumber board put helpers hours for on the job training. Sometimes the season are busy that they will earn a lot hours.
we should have a chipping hammer race, your "old" hilti vs my japanese makita SDS max rotary hammer. lol. great vid. why did you leave the rag in the hole after you glued the abs fitting cover back on???????????/ lates