How to Connect PEX to Copper Pipe: The Plumbers Secret- Episode 3

Quick lesson on Uponor AquaPEX and copper water supply fittings. Demonstrations on each.How to connect Pex to Copper pipe.
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[johnboggs]

this dude is the best. quiet, positive, knowledgeable and straight to the point. too many of these guys are in love with the sound of their own voices.

[ghostpepperrides]

As a older Mechanical/Electrical Contractor I'm recovering from Knee replacement. Enjoyed the video. You have a great positive look on the trades. Oh and You were correct about all you said.

[nathanharrower]

Thank you for the reminder to keep it fun. My DIY TODO list had me feeling a bit overwhelmed today but hearing that helped! Love your channel!

[mrtaxi]

I really like the positive message at the beginning of the video. Thank you.

[jerrylacy]

This guy seems chilled. You do good work coming from a fellow tile setter

[JoaquinChea]

Wow, that’s so cool, expand the Pex and push onto the fitting! Thanks for sharing

[videtosk]

You do some really good videos. A lot of other guys are talking way too loud but you're super calm and watching you is like I'm right there with you. Keep up the great work. I'm doing a tub/shower tile job soon.

[JesusHernandez-vuwh]

You’re one of the best contractors out there.

[sspencer]

Fun video! Very informative and very well illustrated how easy PEX is. I have seen expansion joints as I have made repairs and expanded plumbing in homes, but have never seen the tool that allows for the process. I was introduced a few years ago to PEX in my part time contracting by a fellow builder. We do a little of everything. He showed me the cinch method of PEX that used the ratcheting tool. I am currently looking into the crimping method with solid rings and a specialized crimping tool (cordless). I love soldering copper but I cannot refuse the simplicity and speed and reliability of the PEX system. Again, thanks! Keep the content coming. Professional tradesmen with reliable content is a valuable resource to us.

[terristurkie]

Thanks for great to the point video .Hard working young man helping the masses, Cool like the other side of the pillow.

[pauldowney]

Clear, quick, concise, and comprehensive on the topic. Excellent videos!!

[remodelingbytobar]

Thanks you for making this video, please make another for the pex expansion it really help me in my plumbing, honestly if we’re more people like you the world be a better place God bless

[jeremiahjohnson]

I like good old fashion copper and brass none of this plastic stuff. Copper and brass has been around a long time reliable and I know plastic (pex) is new, but I’m just old school. It works. Thanks for showing it. It has an application where a fire hazard it high, so I get it.

[Riqrob]

Used Pex A on my whole house for first time. Water on - NO LEAKS. Love it !

[Montekarlo]

This what I'm talking BOUT!!!! Straight Forward information Thank You!!!!

[cyruspersia]

Thank you very much for this detail explanation in such a short time. you are a real tutor and an excellent technician.

[michaeltammaro]

Pex A is an absolutely amazing development in my opinion. In cold weather regions it is MORE RESISTANT to freezing and SPLITTING by FAR in comparison to COPPER.
That was the icing on the cake for me.

[waltermessines]

Great video... "I could do this all day, it's just fun"... Truly inspiring and to the point.

[CaptainUncomfortable]

Robbie Lawler moonlighting as a plumber! I love it

[kosimpson]

I've been searching for a video like this for days, thank you!