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Currently trying to get into the construction world as a laborer on a pipe crew and take it from there. This helps so much. Thanks sir.

Do I take cuts and fills into account when calculating pipe invert depth? What would be the math on that?

Thank you sir

Been in the field for almost 20 years and this video really helped me. Thank you.

How would you include thickness of pipe into this formula?

Thanks Terry. Much appreciated

What if you multiply by 20 instead of a 100

Very nice explanation

It is not mentioned that the distance 1.27 is it horizontal distance or the distance with slope, as we are talking about slop , the slope is a resultant of division of vertical and real horizontal diastase with no slope in order to get the slop itself . I wish I can get an answer to my view . Thank you

What if you are digging from lowest point to highest point.

perfectly explained

Make more content please and thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Very informative , Thank you Sir

Thanks

Just tell me the grade and I can shoot it in by eye from 20 feet away with a boning rod and 4 batter boards.

Thanks sir

Great video! This will help me at work!!

thanks mate! really simple 🙏🏽 helped me out! 👍🏼👍🏼

I mean invert A s-101 is 81.25 from el, so invert leve A s-102 should be 81.75 on Staff for example isn, 'it. Woul you be able to help?

Mr Terry. Yeas but how com strure s-102 is lower then s-101 so the results on Staff shoul be higher i mean from el level is it.?

How the hell do you do that in imperial? I’ve been a grademan for 5 years and is that 81 . Something feet? What are the lower numbers right of the decimal? Fractions of inches . I understand you can rise over run in feet but how does it jive like in gay Canada and the metric system?

Descriptive easy to follow and obtainable

Awesome video! It explained very clearly and thorough for somebody trying to learn the math behind it. One thing that did catch my eye were the inverts; invert a on 101 should be switched with invert b (and vice versa on 102). On the board, both inverts a are giving the understanding of being higher than inverts b which would not be

Can you use this same formula using length in feet and using height in inches? I don't have a pipe laser I have a rotary laser. So I would take a shot of my low point and a shot of my high point, measure the difference in height in inches and then measure the length in between. What I am usually doing is replacing storm pipe that is rotted with new sdr or n-12 pipe. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'd like to know if I can set the percentage correctly on a RL-SV2S Rotating Laser. Thanks anyone

Thanks mate. Brilliant video.

Question good sir, what would you say is the perfect slope percentage for a domestic septic system, for the house to tank portion? Also do you have any advice for for frost line depth install in northern climates? Thanks for the info, I’ll share these videos

Great video! This formula can be used in so many ways for pipe work, stone grading, ditch work and so many others.

Thank you,

Thank you so much made my life easier 🌷

I got thrown into laying storm sewer couple weeks ago with my family's company . My uncle had to take the shots and do the math. Hopefully I'll be more prepared after watching this a few times

Great video

Terry, thank you so much, people don't speak English like 100 percent, will be help whit this kind of video, can you make a video speaking about how set the structure, manhole , how work with the elevations numbers ! That you

Thanks Terry! 👏🏼

Very informative video. Ill be hitting the subscribe and thumbs up

Well explained

But don’t you also have to add the thickness of the Pipe?

Thanks

Great easy to understand vid. TY

For those of us who thought that Y=Mx+b would never be "applicable in the real world". Great vid sir!

I’ve been in pipe construction almost 3 years my dad has been trying to teach me the plans and I never get the hang of his formula but I just understood this so well and I even finally understood what the minus for thank you

Terry!

WOW, best explanation, just straight forwards info. Thanks

thank you so much helped me out so much

Thank You Terry!!!

Nice, Thank you!

Thank you Sir, very very helpful. I'm in collage studding and I have to wait 1 year for the classes I need for utilities. The company is offering me a supervisor job, but need to know how to do it right. Is there any way you can do an example from beginning to the end, using the automatic level and having the data from the blueprints of heights (levels). I want to know how to lay a standard precast manhole section. I get lost with all the heights on the blue prints and the supervisor will not tell me how. The company is willing to put me with a group but, the supervisor will not show me how, he feels that I want to take his job, even knowing the boss tolled him to show me how.

Hey this is an outstanding video sir and thank you so much!!!

Wow... that was very crystal clear, thank you so much, very helpful, please do make more videos.

Very happy with the break down, thank you for uploading

I 'm very happy for the knowledge I get thank you teachers.