Bathroom Remodel | Part 3 - Framing the Walls and Installing Plumbing Vents (SMALL DISASTER!)
Continuing with the bathroom remodel, in this video I am framing the walls, finishing up installing the plumbing vents, and preparing the floor height for the curbless shower. We had a little disaster when my wife dropped the 4" cast iron pipe and it fell through the downstairs ceiling, crushing our hot water heater. Ooops!
In this series of videos I will be transforming an awkwardly laid out 5ft x 7ft bathroom into a 7ft x 7ft bathroom with modern updates, a curbless shower with a glass panel, a pocket door, and an LED lighted shower niche.
#bathroomremodeling #bathroomrenovation #fixerupper
00:00 Framing the first wall
03:04 Continuing to install the shower drain vent
04:17 Preparing the floor height for the curbless shower
06:10 Framing the second wall
07:49 Removing part of the 4" cast iron stack
09:08 Little disaster!
09:38 Installing the drain for the sink
10:28 Connecting the vents
Some of the things that I used in this video:
Makita Track Saw: amzn.to/3iLwCiZ
Bosch Jigsaw: amzn.to/3PdQI1H
Makita Impact Driver: amzn.to/3uDp7NJ
Makita Framing Nailer: amzn.to/3Yf5EAu
DeWalt reciprocating saw: amzn.to/3Fh304D
Diablo thick metal carbide tipped reciprocating saw blades: amzn.to/3W3MoUS
4" Riser Clamp: amzn.to/3FHLk3N
Flexible rubber cast iron to PVC coupling: amzn.to/3FEYq1w
Music is provided by Epidemic Sound:
00:01 Reve d'enfant - Magnus Ludvigsson
04:17 Touch The Surface - Atlas Kind
05:48 Flourishing - Megan Wofford
09:20 In Cruel Arms - Christophe Gorman
Great job! I hope your daughter realizes how valuable her dad is! I know she does!
I'm enjoying this series. When that pipe fell i chuckled a bit because i can relate sort of. Never anything costly though.
Really enjoying this series.
I love your channel but I especially love remodeling work so this has been a fun watch! You have my sympathy for that pipe scene though, cast iron is so heavy and I can only imagine how terrifying that would have been to see it fall through the ceiling.
looks fun
Your sanitary tee is upside down from the water closet . Water down air up 11:15
How would you rate the Makita track saw? I've wanting to get one for a while now.
If you'd asked me a few years ago, I would have said I'd never need a track saw, but I'm so glad that I finally went ahead and purchased one. It comes in really handy, and I no longer have to cut large sheets on my table saw. I like the Makita saw. I bought a couple of extra tracks so that I could cut a 10ft long top for a cabinet that I made. I also bought some track clamps, but I rarely use them. If I were going to purchase one today, I'd probably go with the cordless version because I've had a couple of times when the cord got wrapped around the track and I had to stop to get unstuck.
@@Woodumakeit Thank you so much for replying and suggesting the cordless. I bought the corded DeWalt trim router to save a few dollars, and not have to buy the batteries that SHOULD be included with the cordless. I absolutely love it but the cord does tend to get in the way. Thanks again.
You did install wrong for toilet drain and main vent T connection upside down