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IMPORTANT DETAILS under VIDEO #1!

Before you solidify your plan, get info on your

appliances and their necessary gas load. An overloaded

gas line may cease to function entirely so long as it

is underfed. To reduce friction and increase supply

keep pipeline turns to a minimum. If you have a tube

bender, great!

Gas line (BTU or CF)/Hr supply ability chart for

standard 1/2 PSI natural gas pipeline link:
http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/natural-gas-pipe-sizi

ng-d_826.html

If there is anything missing from this tutorial, make a

better one or let me know what needs to be expressed.

And to the few whom it concerns, find a real job; the

good people of social media are here to replace your

driveling service or circumvent and disempower your

insensitive and tyrannical behavior and this is only

the beginning for gas appliance empowerment on youtube.

I have every hope that someone will have the time to

produce something [vastly] superior to my ghetto,

internet deprived how-to and cram your waste back in

your face at speeds greater than those required to

divide a planet and masses greater than those required

to suffocate and lay waste to all those who are similar

to you. thxbye.

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[GasmanTen]

How about securing the pipe to the wall? They make these things called pipe hangers so you don't have a leak when the pipe gets pushed to the floor.

[MovingUpp]

@GasmanTen How about reading description in number 1?

[tryme2pls]

very nicely done, thanks for the info dude.

[ErisMonky23]

That's awesome. I love the fast forward. Better than just filling the time with 'umm' and 'uhh I am turning the wrench again'.

Very nice.