How to Thread Pipe; A Beginner's Tutorial

Leah gives a step-by-step tutorial on how to use a pipe threader to thread plumbing pipe.

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[mustangdvm]

I am an electrician and see several electrical videos where someone experienced will explain things in ways only someone also experienced would be able to follow it. Love how this lady breaks things down and explains in way a non experienced person can easy follow. When I have home repairs outside my area of experience, I always watch this lady's videos to learn how to do it right. Keep up the good work. Lot of us out here depend on you and really appreciate you!!

[mixalis]

What a down to earth Lady? Simple, pragmatic, .... puts such perspective and sense to anything she touches! Many THANKS!

[brianbrowning]

How incredibly well done. Instructive, informing, detailed, friendly, and encouraging. Everything an instructor should be. Thank you Leah and keep it up. You are setting a high bar for instruction videos!

[ezrasmith]

She is so good at explaining things. Thank you so very much

[igfoobar]

I love your style of presentation -- both professional and friendly.

[javiermarquez]

Hey Leah I just wanted to say thank you I’ve been remodeling my home here Seattle for 2 years (3500 sqft) on my own, while battling cancer and I have to say you were definitely one of my go to people for instructional videos. Thank you for uploading all this great info and for getting me through some challenging obstacles. Merry Christmas

[artlong]

I was changing some galvanized water lines around my house the other day, and as I was cutting them to fit I remembered the only reason I know how to do this now is because of this video. So I wanted to thank you for a very informative and helpful video. Keep up the great work, thanks for all you do.

[dizzy_derps]

I just realized how many times I've been looking up a random problem for a home repair and ended up running across one of your videos. Finally gave you a long overdue subscription. Thanks a bunch!

[weserviceyou]

I'm not a teacher, but I sure can tell when someone is good and love what they're doing. You're a very good teacher. Keep up the good work!

[ronaldnaeyaert]

I am working with ridgid conduit and your rvideo is one of the best I have seen on how to use a cheap Amazon piple threader.

[arrozconmgtow]

Oh my gawd, seriously! This video was brilliant. I feel so much more confident starting a new project with gas pipes and lumber (a floating shelf). Never too old to learn, I suppose. I'm saving this tutorial in my watch later tab!

[thedrunkenpilot]

More and More people are getting into using pipe for decorating in an industrial style. That means knowing this is now essential for people outside of the maintenance trade as well. Great vid, very useful

[chrishwell]

Can`t figure out why 16 people would give this vid a thumbs down.This was very informative keep up the good job.

[naiibot]

thanks for this video. during moments where you pause to highlight key terms (dies, taps, etc) and/or phrases (breaking the chips) it really meets my need for clarity--so happy. i feel like I have a way better understanding as a result. thanks again.

[JustAnotherDayToday]

I’ve always wondered how it was done—thanks Leah for demystifying it!

[lyzeldurango]

I'm a freshman civil engineering student and I learn definitely from you... when things aren't much discussed inside our classroom... thank you so much..

[joshthomas]

Super helpful, Leah. Thanks. I'm a woodworker and would like to start using other media (piping) on my projects. I think I learned a lot right here!

[tonylopez]

Oh my gosh. You are a great teacher. I admire someone who is confident and reassuring. Best video. Thank you.

[deanmasonone]

Awesome vid. Simple, clear, covers both general and fine points. I learned what I needed and more, thanks to you.

[__Life]

I am SO happy I subscribed to your channel months ago. Your videos are well made and presented for anyone to understand. THANK YOU Leah. God Bless.