The 7 Best DIY Plumbing Tricks Ever:
Here’s a compilation of cool DIY tricks I’ve learned throughout the years on the job as a plumber apprentice.
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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Why'd you share all my tricks, bro?
are going to be plumbing when you go back to mexico? wait…..you don't drink the water there I forgot….
Your English is "atrocious".
Man why everyone is giving him a hard time smart asses think they know everything hate that kind of people
Guys It's a plumbing time
instead of crimping the fittings on and making them oval (which cant be any good!) Try sitting your tape measure on the floor/surface beneath it and extend the tape to hold the pipe in the correct orientation and lock the tape….
Nice, short, to the point video with great content! Liked and subscribed, and a THANK YOU!
Short and to the point. That's what's up right there
all you people complaining about marks on tubing and squeezing with pliers if job done correct and no leaks what is your problem. get a live and stop looking at scratches go cut your grass with scissors give you something to do
I grew up the son of a plumber. Never oval your pipe and do they not teach scribing? WTF!
I love how quick this was and it had some good ideas that seem really practical! I love the idea of the inner pipe cutter even though I can't say I would have used it by now, just a neat idea.
I seen the video was only 1:31 and thought, no way you can give that many tips in. Boy was I wrong, Great Tips, thanks.
scratching the tubing does always work well when there's scratches in it. I'll stick to a sharpie.
you need no sharpie, you can buy any other cheaper marker.
Is there a trick to Make shit run up Hill !!
I could hardly hear the speaker over the background music
never ever crimp a copper pipe dumbass
Let me get this straight. There are fittings that only require a meat puppet's intelligence to install. So what do people need a plumber for? You use Sharkbite on your jobs, you're making your job superfluous. Go ahead. Just like when outfits like home depot and their ilk started selling fixtures. The real profit for a service plumber was in the mark up on materials. Now, the homeowner buys a k/s faucet from Home Depot, asks you to install it, and all you get is labor. The labor is just to keep you moving so you can profit from buying wholesale and selling retail. When the homeowner calls you and says "the faucet drips". What do you say? "Sorry, I can't help you unless you pay me my going rate" or " Not my problem. Talk to Home Depot"? Good luck! You'll lose customers so fast it'll make your head spin
best video I've seen on YouTube in a very very long time. brilliant
I can not tell people how many times I've had a complaint about toilets 'flushing' themselves or the sound of water running intermittently at night. First thing I check are the Ball Cock valves in the toilets. If they are Fluidmaster's(black and grey with the float a cylinder that slides on the main riser)it is critical that the clip provided for the refill tube is used. If the refill tube is inserted inside the overflow tube and its end is below the water level of the tank when it is full, the valve will siphon water out of the tank until the float has dropped enough to come back on. Over and over, 24/7. So. Use that clip! It does no good to insert the refill tube into the overflow so that it's not below the waterline. The vibration of the water going through that tube will cause it to migrate down.
I've implemented every one of these actions several times while not only plumbing,but while performing every day tasks and found them all to be efficient in all aspects.One suggestion I would like to make involves a string line and a neodeum magnet.When the magnet is fastened to the end of the string you can lower it down into pipe or use forced air to retrieve anything with magnetic properties without dismantling everything costing you money and waiting time.