You’re Doing it WRONG Without These Plumbing Tools

There are some power tools that plumbers just can't live without. In this video, we take a look at five of the most essential power tools for plumbing and tradesmen. From drills to saws, these tools will help you get the job done quickly and easily. So if you're looking to up your plumbing game, make sure to check out this video!

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⏰ Chapters:
#1 Reciprocating Saw 00:00
#2 Cordless Drill 00:27
The Trades Academy 01:33
#3 Cordless Tubing Cutters 01:46
#4 Impact Drill 02:46
#5 Jigsaw 03:12
#6 Oscillating Saw 03:37
#7 Flashlight 04:45
#8 Pro-Press 05:10
#9 Wet Vac 05:54
#10 Tool Bag 06:46
BONUS TOOL 07:30
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Thanks for watching! I'm Roger Wakefield, The Expert Plumber, and welcome to my channel. On this channel, it's ALL about plumbing. We play games, we experiment, and we have FUN here, talking and learning about all things plumbing!
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[ericbaker]

I'm too deep into the DeWalt battery bank to get out now.. lol. Black and yellow all the way.

[VadymZakrevskyy]

I am not an hvac guy, but I still get to cut sheet metal often enough to need some sort of a "power" tool for it. So I got myself an attachment that clips onto my power drill and turns it into a metal cutter. Love it.

I am not 100% faithful to DeWalt, but most of my tools are DeWalt, which also makes it easy to manage batteries and chargers.

[tonymajor]

What a nice man Roger is comes across very truthful practical and sensible

[ryanknuth]

Dewalt blew Milwaukee outta the water when it comes to their oscillating tool. The best tool to have for cutting pvc pipe flush with floor level when installing a toilet flange

[deezynutz]

I am a maintenance technician that specializes in plumbing and electrical work, I use DeWalt and Milwaukee but slightly prefer dewalt after going back and forth

[michaelpanariello]

DeWalt very nice, been filling a tool box with them. Stared with just a drill & driver combo bag, think I have the same saw it all too

[josephhiggins]

I’m a big fan of Milwaukee as they have some of the most trade specific power tool out there and also the basics and it all on one battery platform also a portable bandsaw can cut just about anything you need to work with

[jaxonyates]

I’m a DeWalt guy. I’ve tried Milwaukee and wasn’t a fan. Makita is pretty good, and ridged straight garbage. My opinion though.

[Silky_boi]

I’d also add a right angle drill both compact and full sized variant

[mathewkinnison]

M12 PVC pipe shear would have to be top 5 for me. $200 for the tool and it paid for itself on the first job. I'm team Milwaukee now. I'm converting over from Bosch.

[DewDawgReviews]

Plumbing for 22 years now and I’ve had de Walt ever since

[JohnRhodes-lvrg]

The supply house where I work, services Milwaukee stuff. M18 is what 4/5 guys I work with has also. So got that system now.

[Tom-grii]

I have Milwaukee power tools. My favorite is Milwaukee M12 power tools.

[jdahighroller]

He hit the nail on the head, ironically without a hammer but a drill and zip saw!!

[baconsundae]

Ryobi is a homeowner brand and there's nothing wrong with that as long as you're a homeowner doing DIY. Very affordable.

[holtrussell]

Really surprised the angle grinder didn’t make the cut. I think Steve Lav titles his angle grinder the best tool he owns if I’m not mistaken!

[JohnRhodes-lvrg]

I would add an angle grinder, sds plus drill, a circular saw for blocking, and a hole hawg for drilling new pipe!

[ranger]

i have everything except propress. i am old school soldering pipes i wish they made a sander for pipes and fittings on copper that was one size fits all and battery powered would make sanding all the copper fittings a lot easier

[bbusch]

Team red because of the trade specific tools

[michaelpanariello]

Do a lot of demo work and I need A Good Screw Driver, the kind that chisels, A Boston Slammer, long crowbar, Drill & Driver, A saw that cuts it all