5 MOST AMAZING PLUMBING HACKS EVER! | GOT2LEARN

Here are 5 AMAZING plumbing tricks that'll help you become the best plumber of all times ;)

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[timdouglass]

50 years in the trade, the hole saw one is great. I love YouTube. Thanks

[cbmech]

short, sweet and to the point without 10 minutes watching you make a saw cut . love it and am subscribing (I wish more people would learn this

[johnodonnell]

Great video, straight to the point, no fancy music or shitty filler, just useful handy tips.

[mcmada]

Amazing tricks for home owners, common knowledge among plumbers. I dont use the pen method, just use my finger near the wall, by the time you get the teflon on the pen, I be done putting on teflon on 3 MIPs. I use 1.414 because I like to be more exact and I usually cut the pipe out of the fitting because I usually have more pipe than fittings.

[notredo]

Usually these tip videos are crap. This one has some nice tips. Did most of these before but the teflon tape trick will be useful.

[mrreymundo]

I love the hole saw one. On the 45 degree angle fittings calculation, I would have liked to see an example, as "subtract the two fittings" isn't clear although I think I can guess what you meant.

[circlepfarm]

Your videos are ingenious! Please keep them coming!

[JTRocksRolls]

You're too clever! I love the PVC pipe trick.

[sherrimorana]

So awesome as usual! Great tricks 😍😍😍 Good job 👍👍🛠🔧🔨

[frotylopy]

This is ingenious madness. So grateful for these tips.

[SoburinMuhandae]

I love that first one with the PTFE tape (that's what we call it in the UK). That always happens to me. I have to say that ONE trick made my day, I knew the rest already. But I am so glad for this channel and I really appreciate it. I learned some other tricks from the other videos as well. Please make more. Even if I learn one, it may save me hours in the years to come.

[markhoward]

I subtracted the depth of the fitting which would be to the point where the pipe comes to a halt so to speak, but on reading your reply its from the centre of the fitting to the face of fitting or hub as you say, i will try this thanks .

[capttom]

Just like the first video I saw of yours; Great info with no extra B.S.! Glad to be onboard with you!

[TerryCrodgedy]

Good video, straight to the point, no bullshit
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[ShannonSmithu]

fabulous, short, sweet, helpful, to the point, thank you!!

[forreal]

Wow I never thought of that with the tape, what a good idea

[nidoevin]

Your plumbing tricks are the best! Keep uploading more :)

[jimnastics]

measure belly to belly on the pipe, multiply by 1.5, no subtracting

[gbengowski]

Like the 45 offset trick finding the travel but what I'd like to know how to work out when u have more than one set of pipes and u want to keep them parallel. And if u have ya pipes each end how to work out how much length of pipe needed so your offset matches to existing instead of cutting another short bit to add in

[Woodluv]

The most ingenious plumbing trick I ever heard of was where you cannot turn off the water in a pipe that you need to cut or replace. Use dry ice to freeze the portion of pipe until you complete your work.