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How to fit a flexi connector.Great for use in fitting new taps,new wc cisterns ect.

The flexi connector is just great for making up those short lengths of pipework where you may have fitted new taps and the copper pipe tails are now too short to ...

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Grover895 commented on 13 Nov 2015
Great videos..thanks. Have you any advice on these nightmare 'AquaStop systems beloved by Bosch?
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dereton33 commented on 13 Nov 2015
+Grover895 No I have no info on those, take a look around U tube I'm sure someone can help you.
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Dennis Harrington commented on 08 Jul 2015
Thanks for posting this...All great, your videos, instructive and handy and plain speaking.
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dereton33 commented on 08 Jul 2015
+Dennis Harrington Thanks Dennis. Al.
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Vikingfan13 commented on 10 Jun 2015
I've had problems with these moving overtime, I have moved into a new house and I'm just about to fit some new washers and tighten a leaking connector up, what is the best way to stop them moving over time and do I need to put on anti leaking compound i.e fernox lsx?
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dereton33 commented on 11 Jun 2015
+Vikingfan13 You only need anti leaking compound on the compression fitting end. To help prevent them moving you could always clip them to the wall or use cable ties to lash them to a nearby pipe or object close by.
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trangia777 commented on 29 Mar 2015
do you boss white both ends of flexi even though there is a rubber washer? you only seem to do one end in the video.
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dereton33 commented on 29 Mar 2015
+trangia777 Only use boss white on the compression fitting end. Never the rubber washer end. Al.
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Chris Lee commented on 22 Dec 2014
Hi, great video. I`ve got a question, does it any difference fitting one of these back to front, I notice there is a flow direction arrow on the isolation valve. 
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dereton33 commented on 22 Dec 2014
+Chris Lee No there is no difference.

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byoonxk2 commented on 02 Dec 2015
so simple and effective. nice job
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Patrick's work shop commented on 17 Dec 2015
+byoonxk2 thanks it works great for things like this thanks for watching
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Milosz Ostrow commented on 06 May 2015
A safer way of heating PVC or ABS pipe and fittings to soften them is to put them on a cookie sheet in an electric or gas oven. I've also successfully used a propane radiant space heater mounted on a 20 lb propane cylinder, which is flameless and less likely to scorch or char the parts. Hold the part in front of the heater and slowly rotate it until it gets soft. Wearing leather gloves or heavy cloth gloves is highly recommended, as the soft plastic is hot enough to cause burn injuries.
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Milosz Ostrow commented on 24 Jul 2015
Nice, if you can find a 10 kW heat gun — if such a thing even exists.  I have no problem whatsoever using the oven in my kitchen for small-scale experiments with heating and forming thermoplastics.  Open a window or turn on the vent fan.  If you heat them to point of emitting smoke, you're doing it wrong.
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LBCAndrew commented on 23 Jul 2015
+Milosz Ostrow I hope you're not recommending that people use the same electric or gas oven that they cook their food in, because the health risks involved with heating plastics would far outweigh the danger of using a propane torch to heat the plastic. That said, I doubt many people have a "spare" gas or electric oven sitting around like they would a propane torch.Personally, I'd use a heat gun.
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Passion Woodworking commented on 26 Mar 2015
Great tip! Makes me think of marshmallows for some reason... Lol
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Patrick's work shop commented on 07 Apr 2015
+Passion Woodworking mmmm marshmallows

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