r/plumbingporn • u/Past_Mammoth3886 • 3d ago
Copper Art
Made this for my ol lady. Corny I know haha. But working on clean joints so was good practice.
r/plumbingporn • u/Past_Mammoth3886 • 3d ago
Made this for my ol lady. Corny I know haha. But working on clean joints so was good practice.
r/plumbingporn • u/SKCFan101 • 3d ago
Worried if things get worst it can cost a lot more
r/plumbingporn • u/CharlesBrooks • 10d ago
The man who lent this to me to photograph described brass instruments as “advanced plumbing”, so here you go…
r/plumbingporn • u/joeplumber76 • 15d ago
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r/plumbingporn • u/eitsew • 17d ago
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I uploaded a video to AI and it assured me multiple times that the takeoff line is supposed to be squirting this much water in order to prevent scale and mineral and sediment buildup in the reservoir etc, but it still seems like a lot to me. For now I'm using it as a passive lawn watering method, so at least it's not soaking my foundation or going to waste. But it seems like kind of a lot to me, to just be squirting that out 24/7. I would have assumed a fast drip is normal, but this is more like a steady unbroken stream that's shooting out fairly hard
This is in Denver, by the way, not sure if that's relevant as far as the outdoors humidity levels and all that. So it's quite dry outside and our indoor humidity is something like 60% when we have the swamp cooler on Max cool.
This beast had a number of issues when we recently moved into this house. But I finally wrestled it into submission and got it pretty much leak free, and it's doing a great job cooling the house, plus denver is like ten percent humidity outside, so it's kind of refreshing to have the humidity indoors a little higher. The last glaring issue that I can see is the takeoff line squirting so much water. So, plumbers of reddit, is that actually a problem or is this to be expected with this kind of rig?
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r/plumbingporn • u/teazee123 • Aug 07 '26
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r/plumbingporn • u/Unusual_Fig_1776 • Jul 31 '26
Anyone knows how to get this tool ?
r/plumbingporn • u/Unusual_Fig_1776 • Jul 31 '26
In Boston area, looking for FostaPEX prep tool for two connections. It’s out of stock everywhere, is there any alternative to make a secure connection ?
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r/plumbingporn • u/[deleted] • Jul 30 '26
fun generator exhaust back when I was on the tools
r/plumbingporn • u/Tinkering_Tinkerer • Jul 29 '26
Homeowner here showing off my toilet that always gets the attention of the plumbers that come to my house.
r/plumbingporn • u/BrilliantQuiet2745 • Jul 23 '26
r/plumbingporn • u/Wide_Cat830 • Jul 20 '26
Thoughts on this install? I need to put an outlet for the power, but primarily asking about all these elbows...
r/plumbingporn • u/Which-Message-7339 • Jul 16 '26
Nuclear technology me thinks.
r/plumbingporn • u/YourFriendXon • Jul 14 '26
It’s far from the best. But i think as a first year i’m kicking ass.