The BEST 25 Copper Pipe Tips & Tricks EVER! | GOT2LEARN

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Great vid, who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks! I've been plumbing for 20 years, but I must say this vid has been very refreshing. 23 was classic hehe.

Thank you so much for the time an effort that you put into making this video.
I know nothing about plumbing but after watching the clip helped me out so much.
Thank you.

I totally hate solder fittings ..and there dangerous to work with ...no 🔥 required with compression or push fit plus they can be taken apart.

Absolutely the best, most informative plumbing / soldering hacks video out there. Succinct and to the point. Clearly spoken without any unnecessary dribble (unlike my comment). Most I already knew or had similar tricks... but aluminum plate!, and indirect heating the inside of the pipe!! Cool .
Cant say it loud enough. Have a stay bottle with you always!!!!! It will someday ( if you work in old dusty houses) save your job, the house, and possibly a life... Wet It First! SOAK IT!!
loved the video. Nicely done!

That was great! I just soldered my union by accidentally getting solder on the nut and pipe... wish I'd have known about the Teflon tape idea.

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Interested in knowing how leaving burr creates a pin hole

Sorry but this is dumb it's all common sense

Great videos and tips, thanks for making and posting!!

This was dope! Thanks !!

The sand paper gets hard to use and is tiring.

… look out! Manly man coming through

Hvac guy here…not sure if it’s been said or not but if you have a out of shape copper pipe you can stick a pair of needle nose pliers in the end of the pipe and ream it to the original shape very easily

Number 8 - a good way to ensure you don't use too much solder is to use the same length of solder as the diameter of the pipe in mm. So for 15mm diameter pipe, use 15mm of solder. How do you know if you've used 15mm of solder? Well just bend the solder at a right angle at the 15mm point before use. Often the jaws of pliers are approximately 15 mm wide, so use them to bend the solder. quick and easy.

Awesome!! Thank u for this!!!

Love the look of soldered copper. Thanks for the tips!

Doctor Dre would love this "NWA" musically inspired plumbing video. To the Dre beat ya"ll

Great video saved me from cutting pipe. I accidentally pressed with grippers too strong and bended it .Thank you for your video.

My uncle showed me the bread trick over 60 years ago when I was about 10. I used it years later and it worked perfectly.

I’ve done My share of soldering pipe & fittings as well as a lot of other peoples’ shares. The tape measure technique is one I wish I’d thought of back in the day before I retired from the HVAC trade.

Wrapping the teflon tape from the outer toward the inner fitting threads is more effective than wrapping from the inner toward outer fitting threads because the first 2 threads make the seal on threaded joints.

I came to confirm the adjustable wrecnh trick to make out-of-round copper round again (#14). Enjoyed the rest. This is a must-have list for beginners! Thank you.

The bread thing can be very bad. People have died from the bread getting contaminated in the pipe.

B.s. shark bite will put plumbers out of business for basic repairs. And Pex will out the nail in their coffin. Btw, hate plumbers and the cost associated with them.

an excellent collection of life hacks! the whole speech is presented in the standard english -- easy to listen to.
thank you very much for the video.

I don't ever intend to solder, but these were great tips!

won't crimping the pipe cause turbulence?

Ty for the video.

I thought rapidly cooling a brazed joint is bad but to quickly cool a soldered joint increases strength. Yea nah?

Super tips. For #23, I learned from an older plumber to use a straw and just blow out the residual water. Just need a drinking straw! So easy to do!

Thanks for this!

I knew you were from Quebec 😂

This is such a great channel!

How does a burr on the end of a pipe lead to a pinhole leak in the middle of one!???????

How do you keep debris out of piping when deburring?

Soldering, not soddering 😅

Man, this video is gold. So many great tips. Thanks

How do you prevent water from spraying out of the pipes when cutting out a water softener? I've noticed with the water off it will still do it

I’m an electrician having to plumbing in copper pipes, this is due to us having to use a solid fuel Rayburn I can confirm….

I’m loosing my shit with plumbing 😂😂

This is the very best Channel on plumbing.

No need to look further.

I have saved thousands of dollar's in plumbing cost by watching and learning from this channel.

I was definitely hesitant at first however after watching close and educating myself I have become very confident on all the jobs around my home.

I'm confident that all the work I've done is solid and I have no worries.

I came across this channel after watching at least 25 other channels which couldn't come close to teaching me what Ive learned from this one.


I guarantee if you want to do the work on your own this is going to be the go to channel.

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I liked the pencil counter-wrapped with Teflon tape for tight areas. You showed it but it was a hidden tip.
Thanks

I have the best tip use Pro press!

Excellent tips man thank you! I Definitely prefer scotch bright like you said over Emery cloth.

But but but but….. When Deburring do not let the pieces fall down into the pipe!

I have nothing to do with plumbing, but I watched the entire video. Why? Because of the presentation. He gets directly to the point, he is clear and concise. There is none of the blah blah blah in front of the camera and endless self-promotion. Very professional job. Congrats and thanks!

Great video and great information

Nicely done vid and very informative, tks!

Solder - UK sounds weird.

Like the silent" P" in bath.