We've got a big, full bowl here.
We've got a bowl and a half there,
we've got an overflow in the back.
We've also got a waste for the dishwasher to come in,
and sometimes, who knows,
you might have another waste as well.
Uh, we've got our inch and a half waste at the back.
We haven't clipped that just yet
and that goes into our main stack.
So what we've gotta do is bring all of these together.
And this is where it starts to get a little bit difficult.
So, the main problem you're gonna have,
is having all this stuff here to go through,
so let's go through it all right now.
So we've basically got object hell in one of these boxes.
You can pour them out, and look
all that comes out! Ha ha ha brilliant!
And you're like, "Wicked!"
I've got some like,
bona fide and fantastic instructions here.
The thing is that what they don't tell you
in the instructions is that you probably don't need
to use all of this stuff.
Now the first thing I'd do, if I was you,
is just get the obvious bits and bobs out of the way.
So pick these two up, your two bowl bits.
Pick up your two bowl clamps,
find the actual screw bits for them as well,
and get them attached first on your basin.
So let's do that really quickly now.
Let's face it, all kitchen sinks are different.
All of their waste systems are different as well,
so we're not gonna give you the 100% way of doing it
on your kitchen sink, but I am gonna give you a quick idea
as to how to do it normally.
So we've got our bit here,
we've got rubber on there just like so.
And we're gonna put that in there, just like that.
Now, we've got our outlet piece here.
There's also got our integral overflow already attached.
What we need to do,
this is gonna difficult for me to do with one hand guys,
'cause I'm holding a camera, right?
This is gonna slot up under here like so.
And we're gonna face our outlet,
the little threaded outlet to the back
because then that lines up exactly where our overflow is,
and as you can see, hopefully there,
we've got a nice little rubber seal on the bottom,
then when we tighten these up together,
so we've got our little, we've got our little screw
just there as well, with a little slot in it.
That pops in our hole just like that.
Then using a big slotted screwdriver from up top
I'm gonna marry these up from the bottom.
So put the screwdriver in there,
and then I can just get this on like so,
and just knit that up.
Now I wanna get the back facing exactly where I wanna be.
We shouldn't have to really have to set a cut here as well,
'cause this is a nice clean,
bottom face here that that's sealing on.
Alright, just doing that to this one making sure again
that it's on there like that.
At the moment, I'm not quite worried about which way
the actual outlet is gonna face because
I'm gonna nip it up, I'm gonna go mad,
not, because I'm not gonna go mad tight
so we'll still be able to move it again in a minute
to get it directed in the swivel,
the direction we wanna be in.
So that's now tightened on there.
Ho ho! We're getting there already guys!
Let's just do the other flat.
These are all completely different guys,
I'm not gonna show you,
well, I'm gonna show you a little bit,
You always have the rubber seal on the actual underside,
the underside of the basin
so that it will fit onto our basin like that,
You usually have some method of putting a decorative
fissure over the top,
and then putting that on tight with some screws.
And then at the back, as we pointed out earlier on
we're just gonna pop our little,
we've got a little tapered rubber there,
and a compression nut to go on.
This is fully manoeuvrable and also can go up and down
So this is where I'm starting to say that often they will
send stuff out that isn't specifically for your sink.
So if you've got literally 1,500 pieces of stuff in a box
you don't have to use all of it okay,
it's just whatever you need
and what you want to use for that job.
I got my screwdriver here,
alright so I'm just gonna pop this on here.
Tell you what guys, you might as well get a quick look,
hey, might as well get you in there to have a quick gander
at the whole thing.
Like, as you see here, it's got lint.
So you're inside now,
you're right in the centre of the world.
This is always a really fun bit.
Put that on there, oh this is never easy,
even when there's not a camera in the way.
Please say you've got a thread on there.
Please! Ahh yes you have, you poopsie, knitted.
Someone's gonna be buying a lottery ticket later on today!
Here you go, going on nicely over on here
This is usually a real pig of a job, this bit.
Like, that went really well actually.
Just put this on here, and there we go!
Now back down on this, and smack this up on top of it
to get it facing the right way, there we go. Lovely!
Now I'm gonna push on my, just the outlet like so.
(groovy music)
Alright there we go, that just slips on there
Everything we do, I mean, kind of doing anything
on rubber compression fittings,
on waste, is generally kinda hand tight.
We don't wanna go mad with it.
So there we go, that's on there now.
So once we've got those bits done,
there's a few more bits gone, isn't there?
Uh, right, what I'd do now,
have a quick look at what you've got.
Now, for this there are some bits, like this piece here,
we're not gonna be using.
And there are quite a lot of bits in here as well
that we're just gonna be forgetting about
for a second or two.
First, what we want to do is have a cursory glance
at our lovely instructions, right?
And, really what you wanna do first off
is just get your trap made.
This will convert us up to a standard inch and a half UK?
So we're gonna pop our trap on like so,
and then we also know
that we're gonna be using a compression fitting
like this, underneath, with a small little like,
plastic bit on there to go onto that.
And suddenly, we've got our manifold made, okay?
And we know, roughly, what we're gonna be doing there.
And it's completely adjustable as well.
So now what we're gonna do, is say,
right now what do I wanna get into my manifold?
I know, for example,
that I'm gonna be getting this piece in.
So I'm gonna need one of these, and a nut on there
So we know that, then I know I've got two basins going in,
so I'm gonna need two extenders.
And then all the rest I'm blanking off.
So I'm gonna do those blanks and get all these together now.
(groovy music)
Ha ha ha, he hid those!
Hahahahahahaha!
So guys, we can see that we've got
our two wastes here like so.
But we also know that we've got our big extension hose here
for the waste for our dishwasher next door.
So number one, I know that my outlet,
my main outlet to this piece over here
wants to point somehow that way.
Also, what I like to do is keep the waste
away from the front of the cup.
But I'm not gonna run it over here
because I want the customer, I want my customer
to be able to use the couple when they've gone.
So as you can see, we try to keep all our part
that we've done already to the back,
um, so it's nice and out of the way.
Uh yeah, so just try and do that as well.
So the next thing I wanna do is, I get
the thing is, you get rid of pieces
that you know you don't need to use.
So we're getting rid of pieces here, because we know
that we're gonna need a nut on the small little compression
as well, O ring on there to make these work, okay?
Because we know we're gonna have to use these
and get these pointed down like that.
The next thing I wanna do,
so let's just get these whipped in now.
Make sure you put these on,
otherwise you're gonna get leaky-boo's!
and we don't want leaky-boo's do we.
Alright, so there, we're gonna put this on there like so,
like that. Right now we know
that we've got our two down pipes,
and we know, therefore,
that they're gonna be going into
this three here, these three here.
What I'm also going to do now,
is I'm going to put on our overflow.
Make sure, as well,
sometimes that the overflow hole has been cut out,
because sometimes they're not there.
(makes duck call)
Yep, that's it.
Everything's fine. Everybody happy. Oh my God.
On like that, so we're gonna show
how to push these back out of the way, like so.
Sometimes I don't really wanna get away of
all my valves in the back here, so what we might do
is push these down a little bit because, we're lucky enough,
if we can cut these back here as far as we like.
So, we're lining up our tops.
Now, the great thing about this is
I now know which ones of one of these I wanna blank off.
I know that I wanna blank off this middle one here,
so I put my blank in there, like so.
Next up, and then I'm gonna save this end one.
Keep all the old spigots, and everything like that,
in a box.
Because you never know,
you might be adding bits and pieces to your kitchen,
and stuff like that in the future.
You don't wanna be throwing this sort of stuff away.
So you can knit these up nice and tight, hand tight now.
Alright so, next up, I just want to,
We're gonna cut, we're gonna make some cuts here,
and we're just gonna mark up where I want to do them.
So now I know exactly where I can put these,
and I'll make a cut here.
And notice I'll make a cut just here.
Exactly at roughly the same level as each other.
Got super lucky, I've got some lovely cutters here.
It means I can cut these really easily.
(groovy music)
Away with you!
(groovy music)
Then we can put another nut ceiling ring on there, like so.
Now we're ready to just do our,
All the work that we've just done here right now.
Make it nice and beautiful.
So this can go in. And I'll just go like this out.
There we go, then that's straight.
Try and get these up as far as you can.
You see, how far out the way we're doing this,
it's nice and like, tucked away out the back.
Alright, make sure, as well,
if you can, that this manifold here
is as level as you can get it.
While we've got it in this position now,
now we're just gonna pop up our waste,
we're just gonna push that as far out of the way as we can.
(groovy music)
After with the wastes, you'll get an O ring or a circle,
something like that, that will hold it all together for you.
But we haven't got one on this particular module today.
Alright, now I can point this in
exactly the right position I want to.
Now guys, for those of you that don't know,
we're gonna use silver weld on this.
We've done videos on how to use silver weld on our channels.
So have a look there if lights are on.
What we're gonna do, is I now know
because I've got my elbow here
that we're gonna be going down into.
Exactly where I need to cut this pipe here.
Ah, oh!
Satisfaction everybody!
Let me just splodge on that.
Right, give it, put it on, give it a twist.
That's what I always do anyway. That's my way.
Wipe it with your finger, make it look better.
And I can marry this up to that.
I know exactly how far to cut this.
I, for some reason, always take off this piece
and the rubber O ring. And then I fit everything together
with it, fit it right here.
It's my way guys, that's just the way I do things.
It's either my way, or the highway.
So we've got the splodge on there, and as you can see
it's a bit wibbly wobbly at the moment,
because the first fix, we just left this.
So we've got plenty of wibbly wobbly on it.
Which is, I think is a good thing.
I like a bit of wibbly wobbly.
Uh, I've got to get a fair bit of this,
this muck-a-boo.
Alright, so pop that on there, give that a little twist,
as usual. A little twisty-do.
Now we can push this into where we need it.
Ooh, there we go!
(groovy music)
And we're lucky here,
we've got a lovely big breeze blocked walls.
Woohoo!
Let me get my grill, drill.
And now I'm gonna just cut this at the back.
Because you're a good boy.
Pop that up back there, out of the way.
And then we'll be able to turn our water on in a sec,
and test for leaks.
(drill sound)
There we go, all done.
Alright guys, you've been a treat.
And down here I'll switch these bits on,
I see we've got some leaks.
I would recommend as well,
just before you turn your taps on,
tighten everything up.
Make sure all the stuff you've put in is nipped up nicely.
So I try for both of these up. Look at that.
We've got a little lid on there.
I mean these are obviously self-explanatory really.
Pop them in nice and easy.
(groovy music)
Another one of these, and got double nipped up from there.
- [Female Voice] For real yo, ooh shhh, ha ha ha ha!
Water is going everywhere mate, goddamn!
- [James] Well that's fairly lovely,
just find some blue roll.
There we go, blue roll, everybody's favourite.
The moment of truth is here.
Rip it off one-handed. 'Cause you're a man hand guys.
(groovy music)
Moment of truth.
(groovy music)
So now we're gonna just look at all our joints.
Make sure we've got no leaks,
and also look to see that you've got
a nice quick run as well.
So that's going down really nice and quick.
That one's finished already.
And this one's just about to finish up.
(groovy music)
Guys, number one,
I hope you have a look at what we've got left over.
These are handy for us plumbers
because they're great for pump valves.
We on the way yo, so that's going back in the box.
But this is just gonna go in here
just in case they wanna add more stuff.
It just shows you how much stuff you have left over
when you do a job like this.
We filled up, we've got a couple of "flushies,"
everything is running away absolutely hunky dory.
I'm really really pleased.
Um, yeah and just really really happy with the whole job,
how it's gone. So remember,
do the tops first, then build up your trap,
then build up your manifold.
Figure out what you want to go where,
cut everything back to where you want it
so that it fits nicely into your manifold,
and then run your manifold outlet back to the stack.
And then, you saw it. It's easy.
When you open up a box like that,
it fills a lot of people with terror.
And I've gotta say, I open it now and I'm like,
good God.
Especially when you see instructions like that.
Well, well written! Lovely!
So there we go guys, all running fine.
We've got no leaks whatsoever.
I hope you enjoyed this video today.
I hope it's given you a better idea
about what to do when you've got all those bits laying out
in front of you.
There's a whole kitchen that needs doing
and you know, you're like pulling your hair out
going totally mental trying to fix it.
So I hope we've given you an idea about that.
I hope you think that the job that we've done
is nice and neat as well. I'm pretty proud of it.
And I know that, you know,
when I come back and see these guys to service their boiler,
they're gonna be happy with it again too.
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(groovy music)