Basic Plumbing: Copper Pipe Prep 💪🏼💰🔥💯

Removal of the burr/ridge formed when cutting copper is critical. Thru time water (or any fluid in the pipe) will wear thru the pipe if the ridge is not removed.

This is the most basic of copper plumbing. Yet so many skip this important step.

[williammorris]

Millions of people need to see this, and at the same time watch a video of how to clean your solder joint after the connection is sweat, tired of seeing pipes corroded because of flux

[bossjosh]

My father would never do this then get so pissed when stuff wouldn't fit together. The burr made the i.d. smaller and it wouldn't work but never listened to me. Was magic when Id do it lol

[karlmiller]

turbulence will cause leaks, it will wear out pipe faster than you would think, I have seen it on Heating systems, the hack used m pipe and didn't deburr it, the pipe was wore out in 4 years.

[conqwiztadore]

Have you tried using a step-bit? It works really well to ream copper and they last forever since copper is soft.

[arica]

Gracias amigo por la información
Thanks Friend for the información

[RadDadisRad]

Wear gloves for sure. If that deburring blade breaks the tool might just catch you in the hand.

[AlMai]

You have a reamer right on your cutter …

[hamaadrana]

Turbulence will never cause pin holes… but possibly pull off loose fitting. flux residue does. The bevel will decrease flow but not drastically.

[thomasschafer]

Hahaha. The mirracle word is PRESS FITTING?😅😅😅😅😅

[jake]

The back of your rigid copper cutters has a reamer too you don’t need some 20$ reamer I understand you are trying to sell that product so no hate.

[MassApeeal]

Why are you cutting both ways? If you start one way then stick with the one way. That’s how it is done