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Looks great, but why are all the construction boxes still in the pic? Get that lazy brother of yours to get off his video games and go toss it in the trash! 
Looks great, but why are all the construction boxes still in the pic? Get that lazy brother of yours to get off his video games and go toss it in the trash!
That’s kindling for the house fire.
Havasu, I can't even get him to take out the kitchen trash. I've been asking him but he won't do it. I scraped some excess caulk off the walls (my little caulk tool is great for that) and I took photos of the product boxes for future reference. Now I need to figure out where to put everything. I'll get the trash out first. The hoarder in me likes to keep the boxes but I'm going to force myself to throw them out.
Twowaxhack, I agree. That's why I need to make myself throw the boxes out.
Twowaxhack, I agree. That's why I need to make myself throw the boxes out.
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fifth pic question:First pic is when I decided to go all stainless for gas fittings. I bought a few fittings to check the quality. I love stainless......customers lap it up like ice cream.
Second pic is what I found on the top floor of a 3 story condo. Crazy huh ?
Third pic I was installing some sewer pipe....
Fourth pic is a 1” type L 2# silver brazed natural gas branch main for a residence.
Fifth pic is a commercial pool heater I pipes the gas to. Copper and stainless.
1.25” gas regulator to step down the pressure. The gas line in pic 4 serves this heater.
I assume at the copper to stainless connection, the size is 3\4..........so the 3\4 sweat adapter........looks like it is not brazed but soft soldered. Is that acceptable in you jurisdiction? I understand why you would have done it. Nice work. Interesting to place the union before the valve. In my area, it must be after.....
It’s all brazed. I used heat shield putty on the male adapter. I can install a union anywhere in the system.
That job is about 4 yrs old now, still working great, I was there a couple months ago. Everything still looks new.
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do you have to paint it or no as it is stainless?
No paint. That’s 316L, no reason to paint.
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Agreed, no reason to paint, other than if a dumb inspector wants it painted, which is something I came across.
Hitch all those cats to a wagon and get them to pull the trash out of the house!Looks great, but why are all the construction boxes still in the pic? Get that lazy brother of yours to get off his video games and go toss it in the trash!
Which one of you guys did this ? 
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pex, coming up out of the concrete with no kind of wrapping / abrasion protection ??? is that the issue ??? DIY'er here, not a pro..... but that DONT LOOK RITE.... ha ha ha
We need criminal penalties for work like that. Deterrence needs to be stronger.Which one of you guys did this ?
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Pulled a rag out of the 3” branch drain. Located drain outside, dug it up at a patch that was placed years ago.
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