Diy Plumbing

Sunday, May 10, 2009 - 8 Posts

RODI: Need a plumbing fitting/plumbing help This is what I have so far: Trying to attach my RO/DI similiar thats what i did....hth.... 220gal inset in wall.... Gotta love the diy!!!15yrs of acrylic fabrication Hobby Experience: not enough! Current Tanks: 220 gal inset in wall Interests: reef ,diy

Tuesday, February 03, 2009 - 4 Posts by 3 People

Ok so after winning the last DIY competition i was told to do a plumbing write up... so here goes nothing!! First off, with any plumbing project (manifold, drains, returns, etc...) its a really GOOD . Thats some plumbing. Very nice. 125 Gallon - FX5 Planted with 5" Rhom 75 GALLON - XP3 & Eheim

Monday, April 20, 2009 - 3 Posts by 2 People

It. Thanks. (The Plumbing Moderators) Would all DIYers please note that although advice will be given on gas related problems on no account should any work be ... done to gas pipework/appliances by anyone other than a CORGI registered installer. This is a legal requirement of the UK...

Friday, July 17, 2009 - 19 Posts by 7 People

Myself. Doesn't seem too complicated in the diy books I looked at but I have never done plumbing : $2000 to replace a shower valve and tub drain. I would not do this as a first DIY plumbing project myself. Doesn't seem too complicated in the diy books I looked at but I have never done plumbing

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Sunday, May 10, 2009 - 13 Posts by 7 People

I have the plumbing for a utility sink in my laundry room pre-plumbed but no sink. I know I have on the plumbing anyway. Cut the water off, open a valve elsewhere (kitchen sink and maybe a lower hose it done, vs. $50 or less to DIY, even if you have to buy fittings, a tubing cutter, scrap pipe, solder

Monday, November 13, 2006 - 19 Posts by 5 People

Answers to some of the beginner's questions. First of all, can someone give me a "Plumbing 101 to plumbing, overall: Display tank (All-Glass 75g w/ MegaFlow overflow - 48"x18"x21") Sump/Refuge tank people can post pics of their plumbing. Remember that you want alot of flow but not so much

Tuesday, May 26, 2009 - 38 Posts

We already have a electrical thread so I figured we might as well have a Plumbing thread. I'm a 4th My main plumbing stack shoots all the way up through the roof of the house as a stink pipe, yet opinion on sharkbite? I've done a decent amount of residential plumbing with finishing basements

Tuesday, April 07, 2009 - 24 Posts by 3 People

Of plumbing repairs without charging a small fortune? Your advice please Thanks in advance. there that even begins to resemble the plumbing hardware in my shower. I have a tap that turns the hot water underneath to remove the handles and access the plumbing underneath.remove the valve! By the way I am one

Tuesday, August 25, 2009 - 6 Posts

I was just wondering where you ca save money in the plumbing & electrical sides of things. I'm am & power points but could it really save us much money? Plumbing, we are planning to dig our own with powerpoints some times - get standard switches instead of slim line, get HPM instead of clipsal Plumbing

Monday, September 22, 2008 - 10 Posts by 6 People

Any of you guys ever teach plumbing at a Community College or something similar? They do not have I teach plumbing to high schools students and the 2nd year apprentice program to adults.i don't yet by the future chefs of america rick.In New Hampshire, enrollment in both Plumbing and Electrical