Don't laugh, but I've just spent a couple (actually four 
)of fun hours cussing and swearing underneath my mate's sink unit plumbing it in.
I needed to tee off the existing hot and cold runs - simple enough, eh?
My question - how do the pros get a connector into an existing run? I cut the pipe, and then removed half and inch or so to allow for the body of the compression joint. But getting the connector in is a real pain when both pieces are anchored. Eventually managed it by a bit of brute force and careful bending of the pipes.
Is there an easier way??
Thanks
)of fun hours cussing and swearing underneath my mate's sink unit plumbing it in.I needed to tee off the existing hot and cold runs - simple enough, eh?
My question - how do the pros get a connector into an existing run? I cut the pipe, and then removed half and inch or so to allow for the body of the compression joint. But getting the connector in is a real pain when both pieces are anchored. Eventually managed it by a bit of brute force and careful bending of the pipes.
Is there an easier way??
Thanks
