Pipe threading w/ a Cordless Threader 🤟🏼💪🏼💯🔥

REMS REG 10-42 Reamer/ Deburring tool

Awesome bit of kit to do mobile and in-place threading for plumbing/hvac and electrical

[chanchopanza]

I have the milwaukee one, it was expensive but it makes life much easier

[EpicBenjo]

Whoa. I’ve only ever done this manually. Even the deburring? Wow lol that’s awesome

[davidfigueiro]

Wow- on and off... 2 1/2 turns with no adjustment. I spent my career with a rigid 300, How things have changed!! solid piece of equipment.

[kefsn]

I remember being a kid doing this on gas pipe MANUALLY with my dad in a vise off the back of our old suburban hitch. I still have the Rigid set in my garage today.

[antonygonzalez]

That's so cool. Wish I had one when I was in service

[johnsmith-gtpo]

They have tool for everything now. 👍😁

[guardrail]

We used to thread black pipe by hand. It was a thread cutter and a handle.

[JohnThomas-lqqp]

Still have my pre war Rigid stock & first set 1/2" to 2" that were my grandfather's. Replaced dies in most commonly used heads. Since retiring rarely use them but take them out twice a year and spray some rust prevention in them and keep them in a heated garage.

[danielvakaafi]

Now we know these tools exist. that'll save time n energy n peace of mind. Fola

[ajalbrecht]

I love that reamer never seen one like that

[monopinion]

You have got to respect the trade people. All traditional Hands on craftsmanship are irreplaceable and recognized as our core of our culture..Peace to all.

[martinhigano]

Wow this battery stuff has come along way. Surprised at the torque

[lucgoulet]

I used to do that the old ways now everything is so easy

[jake]

Also 1 and a half turns on the 90 by hand means that your threads are perfect you went at least 2 times around it’s to loose it will leak.

[bobdixon]

I've been out of construction for a while. I used to thread galvanized rigid conduit. Once during a lull between job sites I sat in the shop and made rigid nipples for a week.
I would thread everything from 1 1/4" to 4" on the machine. 1" and below with a ratchet threader.

[Christopher-liuc]

You guys today have all the cool tools ! I can remember threading pipe with a straight bar on a dye 😑 be greatful! Very greatful!

[raitshots]

Fast easy variant 👍
Later year hand work real 😎 👍 💯 💪

[gd]

Wow bro!!!! They've sure come A Long Way, since even the 1980's, Holy Smokes that sure beat the heck out of my Dad's old Milwaukee pipe threading machine back in the early 80's , good grief!!! 👍

[danstark]

Beautiful tool. Better than the port-a-power.

[fishinmagician]

That’s a nice set up I’ve hand threaded tons of rigid conduit and have been tossed by a power pony a couple times lol