r/ArtisanVideos • u/firstLOL • Mar 16 '22

Wood Crafts Making a plywood sink [37:40]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzlBB40NXCI
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u/knorknorknor Mar 16 '22

Just because it works doesn't mean it works

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u/dnick Mar 16 '22

Not a great comparison. I know a lot of people who light firecrackers in their hands and throw them, doesn't mean they will always be able to do that.

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u/knorknorknor Mar 17 '22

So he's abusing a pipe made for something else? Using it in a way pipes are not to be used? You fucking clowns

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u/dnick Mar 17 '22

Just a rough estimate from watching videos from any plumber that talks about the flexible piping is that it's absolute crap and useless, and is basically a 'replace' vs 'cleanout' job when they do encounter them. To be fair the ones I've seen are generally in reference to sinks, and much smaller diameter, but unless you're a plumber and happen to know that these flexible pipes are good when they are this large a diameter, I'm not sure your opinion is any better than anyone elses on here?

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u/knorknorknor Mar 17 '22

So you can all shut the fuck up then?

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u/dnick Mar 17 '22

Oh God no, shutting the fuck up is apparently something we're genetically predisposed against. If there's anything else we can help you with I'm open to suggestions and I'll bring it up at our next meeting though.