How a Plastered Wall Should Look After Plumbing Work

Since the cutting machine is not available, we will use our hands, and afterwards it will cover it properly.

The video isn’t well analyzed @sirfolajomi Because the block we use in Nigeria has hole and from the video it’s a concrete block, there’s no how a plastered wall with hole blocks would allow 3/4 pipe fittings based on our plastered wall thickness without bursting into the hole.

This your quotation is high ooo,what do you mean by workmanship 1m....somebody already told me he will do the job for 300k You're too expensive

Give people better tools and you might be surprised by what they can produce.

Remember you will not be there when the client you addressed this to and the plumber will negotiate the sum. You do not order champagne but only willing to pay for coke.

If you are asked as a contractor to pay higher in order to get these machines, you will be complaining that the price is high. How do you expect neat, clean work with little pay. Good soup, na money..

Good observation Sir Folajomi Can we start telling Clients to get a quality hollow block not the other way round.

You talked about choosing qualified artisans, you didn't add paying the ones that well qualified their worth price too?

I no dey miss your videos just cos i go soon build 🥹🥹

I think I prefer plaster first then cutting later

Well, Nigeria block is a case in point compared to theirs

My problem is that Nigerian use fire/heat to join this green pipes thereby causing the collapse of pipe that restricts water pressure. But on this video a different instrument was used that allow the water pressure to flow through. Pls talk about it

@Bario_O I have some concerns regarding the (concrete cover for the pipes. I feel the pipes are better off buried deep inside the walls (almost in a void inside the block.

What about the tiler too

Na Adeoye be this? 😂 This guy na very terrible plumber, you need to meet him 😂 ! @sirfolajomi

Are they will to pay for the perfect cutting??

Kiiiiiiiii, we artisans woski shaaa, Broo, wall go turn skeleton after them finish lay pipe, pipe wey go wet wall soon as you move in.. after plenty breaking of wall u must still do correction soon as you enter the house

Nigeria artisans really needs to do better

Some of the blockwork in those videos is made of solid sandcrete or cement blocks which are more resilient to chasing machines than hollow cement blocks. Secondly, a lot of the hollow cement blocks you find in Nigeria these days are not standard 9"(225mm) and 6"(150mm) blocks.

Nice

Mr i know more.

The neatest I have ever seen.

Most of the things we use hammer and chisel for, have machines to make it easier, smarter and better

You have incredible videos of artisans doing their work very neatly and you have things to say in regards to all of them, which is also impressive. This brings me to my question, I hope you see this question as a genuine question seeking answers and not a confrontation to your intelligence Do you have this type of artisans in your team? Not just plumbers, do you have good artisans of this standard for the tiling job too? And most importantly, will I get this quality of work if I give you the contract to work on my building project?

and your face? how is it adding value to the brilliant video?

Not with the kind of blocks we mould here that the plumber will give that kind of cuts. Except you just want to collapse that building. Even by just the sound of the cutting machine alone, that building is gone. So bro, please send us another educative video but not this one