Ridgid RP115 Micro Press Tool - Plumbers Review

We join Stanley as he takes a closer look at Ridgid RP115 Micro Press Tool. See what he thinks of the smallest / lightest tool available in the market and how it saves him time on the job. He also talks through the features of the tool and it’s many upsides especially when compared to soldering.

Featuring – Stanley from SNL Plumbing

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[geometryexplainseverything]

Proper press tool £1200-1500 and fittings 3x the cost of thinks not ! Has its place, but what was wrong with compression fittings ? File out the centre piece and voila, slip fittings, able to be used with water ?

[stillasgoodasnew]

Great doing all these reviews, wait till the price comes down and regular joe smooh starts doing his own plumbing work 😂

[jonathanbrooks]

Where in the U.K. can you get future calibration done on the tool and jaws ?

[gregoryderosa]

I'll tell you what I just got a press and I love it but there are some spots I just can't reach, I got the M 18 for logic

[MrZimpauttaja]

Those plastic wrappers around every press joint are indicator strips and SHOULD be removed after compression done. To indicate, that joint is done.

[jaimedpcaus]

How many presses can it do with one battery charge?

[gaslink]

What is 18 mm jaws for? No such thing as 18 mm copper or fittings

[bpscltd]

is this press work whit novopress jaws ?

[dieselswede]

Whats this i keep hearing about no compression under floors.. isnt that only gas not water?!?

[Apina]

Dude is using 15mm copper to toilet....i wonder what are water pressure in england. 12mm is more than enough.