Good or bad idea - would you like it and be Interested in?

[Old Account]

Everything has its place. I use a combination of soldered and crimping now. Same as using plastic, not my first choice but it has a place

I totally agree with you. Plastic is the last resort but sometimes worth doing especially in tight spaces.

 

[Riley]

Well for speed crimping will win everytime but finished article would both look great

 

[king of pipes]

Nice install Ron would have renewed the switch spur though bud it got to last another 10years . Kop

 

[Old Account]

Nice install Ron would have renewed the switch spur though bud it got to last another 10years . Kop

Thank you KOP... that’s actually true though. It’s not a perfect install then. Next time, I will be more in detail and try not leaving anything to point out. I love when other engineers give honest reviews. I am not afraid of perfection I will never reach it but I can reach always a higher level.

Thanks a lot for your input and giving more motivation

 

[Jim Goodenough]

I will

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I thought you only took the plunger to bogs, bogrodder! and may be rodded a few blocked drains!

 

[Jim Goodenough]

I will kick it off then. I don’t mind being judged.
Below is an older installation which I did when customer needed an upgrade for her second bathroom.

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I like you Knipex and Bahco tools Matchless...

 

[ShaunCorbs]

couple of things

gas 1/2 to 22mm tee isnt gas rated
flue needs another clip on it
mac nrv isnt pressure rated and not safe for boilers only overflow
how come no lagging?

 

[Old Account]

I like you Knipex and Bahco tools Matchless...

Thank you mate but I'm sure many of us have them as hand tools. I will never change the knipex these are every penny worth as well as the bahco top tools shouldn't be missing in any hand tool bag.

 

[Old Account]

couple of things

gas 1/2 to 22mm tee isnt gas rated
flue needs another clip on it
mac nrv isnt pressure rated and not safe for boilers only overflow
how come no lagging?

Appreciate your concern but don't see any problem with the gas pipe whatsoever. 22mm to 15mm very standard. Vailla r has 15mm connection which means I always reduce below the boiler. Flow needs another clip? For 1m of flue? I think that's a little over the top though. Everything is safe and secure installed. What you mean with the mac? How is that not safe ? Nothing is going to happen and if the prv opens it's going safely into the waste pipe. No lagging due to price cant do all for peanuts. Not many people are committed to pay for all materials.

Is there any positive word from you rather than just pointing out? Perhaps you show some of your installs. I don't mind and appreciate your opinion as mentioned above. But give also some positive feedback that would be much appreciated too.

I don't think I did anything wrong. I'm happy with my boiler swap

 

[Harvest Fields]

Did you see the German post I tagged you in the other day Ron? You haven’t responded to him?