I would just like to point out that Polytetrafloroethelene (PTFE) tape, is also used in plumbing situations as a material that not just lubricates but also seals fittings, in this case tapered fittings are used (which in theory are self sealing) so the PTFE acts as a lubricant to reduce friction at the mating surfaces making it possible to get a good tight joint. In cases though where non-tapered fittings are used Ie. brass fittings, PTFE can be used to 'seal' the joint.
WOW, this guy said teflon tape is to lubricate the threads so you can get the fittings tight. That is exactly what it is for. So many people think it is to seal the fitting but that is not correct. The tape helps you get the fittings tighter so they can seal them self. But when he used the teflon tape to build up the diameter or the hole fitting I cringed. I personally don't think that is a "long term" fit.
you say "put the teflon tape opposite the way you're spinning" then you actually put it on in the same direction and say "it's going in the direction with the tape" (with the threds, which is the right way ) but when you hold the male connections in your hand you put the tape on in the wrong direction 2 times(opposite threds). don't want to nit-pick but you are stressing in the begining how wrong it is...
Hey We've already had a good idea of a pond, But a guy here in texas told us instead of the liner why not do it all concrete...Also I heard that i might have bad ph levels to work with....Are hot days are like 110 and dusty and all that dust will eventullay fall in the pond and i was thinking on the bottom floor adding plumbing to help filter out the dirt..
the whole nipple mmmm......
mannydouhnut 6 months ago
Got wind?
mizzuffinmizzan1 9 months ago
damn atthe end here my man sounded pumped LoL looks good thanks for the tips
ArT2Oo0 11 months ago
But in my experience where non-tapered fittings are used it is best to use Hemp/Flax along with boss-white/uni-white.
colmoneill83 1 year ago
I would just like to point out that Polytetrafloroethelene (PTFE) tape, is also used in plumbing situations as a material that not just lubricates but also seals fittings, in this case tapered fittings are used (which in theory are self sealing) so the PTFE acts as a lubricant to reduce friction at the mating surfaces making it possible to get a good tight joint. In cases though where non-tapered fittings are used Ie. brass fittings, PTFE can be used to 'seal' the joint.
colmoneill83 1 year ago
WOW, this guy said teflon tape is to lubricate the threads so you can get the fittings tight. That is exactly what it is for. So many people think it is to seal the fitting but that is not correct. The tape helps you get the fittings tighter so they can seal them self. But when he used the teflon tape to build up the diameter or the hole fitting I cringed. I personally don't think that is a "long term" fit.
helicrashpro 1 year ago
I have the same filter, where did you get the PVC and what parts are you using. I had to make a bunch of junk to use it.
berysg 1 year ago
I recently bought a pump that has a 1 1/2 inch opening I have a 2 inch hose. What plumbing parts do I need to connect them? Please help thanks.
musicianmaker010 1 year ago
PondDigger Rulz!!
xrayfeeney 2 years ago 2
like how he says nipple at 3:24...lol
sk8master69 2 years ago
Keep letting your 8 year old cousin rap the tape! You did the first one right, but the next ones you rapped backwards!!!!
tannert2 2 years ago
stop smoking crack man
thenitro15 2 years ago
anyone ever find that the kink free pipe cracks and shoots water?
Hyuna 2 years ago
I always forget to put the clamp on first.
That's me calling on the phone.
breezebro 2 years ago
haha you phone was ringin
ballsniff13 2 years ago
Nice video!
uzi845294 3 years ago
you say "put the teflon tape opposite the way you're spinning" then you actually put it on in the same direction and say "it's going in the direction with the tape" (with the threds, which is the right way ) but when you hold the male connections in your hand you put the tape on in the wrong direction 2 times(opposite threds). don't want to nit-pick but you are stressing in the begining how wrong it is...
apauln 4 years ago 4
Do as I say...not as I do. Hehe. Thanks for noticing.
pondmarket 4 years ago
Hey We've already had a good idea of a pond, But a guy here in texas told us instead of the liner why not do it all concrete...Also I heard that i might have bad ph levels to work with....Are hot days are like 110 and dusty and all that dust will eventullay fall in the pond and i was thinking on the bottom floor adding plumbing to help filter out the dirt..
7501234 4 years ago
I think you need to seal concrete or the water seeps through, no?
WoundedEgo 2 years ago
Yeah...unless you put liner underneath it - which is always recommended
pondmarket 2 years ago