Here are 5 AMAZING plumbing tricks that’ll help you become the best plumber of all times 😉
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Here some more cool trick videos:
SECRET PLUMBING TRICKS:
https://youtu.be/u8nutUlTTV0
PLUMBING TRICKS 101:
https://youtu.be/wVZ4Zk_FRIo
DIY MAKESHIFT DROP-IN PUNCH:
https://youtu.be/CBH0Xb-dqm0
HOW TO MAKE A 9/16TH SOCKET WITH A COPPER PIPE:
https://youtu.be/NfteBj7-77w
HOW TO REUSE GLUED FITTINGS:
https://youtu.be/eoN1U5oXjxM
DIY MAKESHIFT HOLESAW EXTENSION:
https://youtu.be/EOlTC61jYjs
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Awesome, thank you so much
Just like the first video I saw of yours; Great info with no extra B.S.! Glad to be onboard with you!
You’re too clever! I love the PVC pipe trick.
Sagar electrician and plumber
Cut the background hellish noise!!!
Wow its like u were my apprentice
pretty cool, but on the using the wrench to debur, you better be deburring both outside AND INSIDE the copper pipe bedore soldiering or you will for sure end up with pine hole leaks on down your line eventually
I must say your plumbing tips are best. You are giving full attention to details and I love it. Your videos are ingenious! Please keep them coming. https://supplyexpert.ca
0:26 A few great tips for electricians too, especially the hole saw one
These are the best plumbing tricks I ever was seen. I like that hole saw tricks. These tricks will really help lots of people. Keep it up. https://supplyexpert.ca/plumbing/
This video is made for product promotion. Don’t find any helpful tips or tricks for plumbing
‘Substract’. Haha
This is ingenious madness. So grateful for these tips.
I liked your presentation.
Well done dear.
That’s cool!
measure belly to belly on the pipe, multiply by 1.5, no subtracting
Plumber: Carpenter with his brain smashed out.
U guys still use abs pipe
amazing vids bro!
already knew all of those but I don’t see the point of cutting the fitting off like that. Generally you want to salvage the fitting, not the piece of pipe. Salvaging the fitting can be achieved by cutting it off flush and cutting a notch on the pipe stuck inside the hub. Then put the fitting in a chain vise and with a hammer and slot screwdriver you can chip out the notch. Once the small notched piece is removed you can easily chisel around the remaining portion of the pipe and it should pop out of the fitting relatively easily if it hasn’t been sitting too long.
Tape one excellent
I use the last 2 all the time….especially with a dull tubing cutter misshapes them all the time…I do water main, drain catch basins for a city contractor in Massachusetts
ptfe tape on a pen….. my god you are a genius.
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Worth watching… thanks