Consistency will win over talent #plumbing #qualityplumbing #plumber #trade

[TheBalognaPony]

I love to see the teaching instead of letting them struggle and get frustrated

[andrewcrosby]

Ah yes chain snaps. Eventually, you learn to love that SNAP! Gotta say, these vids are very inspiring to me through all the ups and downs of learning the trade. 3rd year apprentice out of Detroit Local 98, just trying to fight the good fight

[CarlosRivera-onqz]

Mo looks good and getting better with your mentoring.

[marcoabarca]

I like the ways you’re teaching. The only way I was taught is by yelling and mean mugs 🤣 worked for me though in the long run.

[spdergod]

Never seen that done. Thanks for sharing! Is that cast orion or steel pipe?

[logan]

Hell yeah. Nemos gonna be the youngest millionaire plumber. Good work comes from watching the older generation do great work

[rdmaga]

Doesn't Milwaukee make some on m18 that does this?

[kapiatgatas]

To succeed. Train yourself and the people surrounding you. Practice makes perfect.

[rongeezyadaddy]

old ass snap cutters that’s awesome i love working with cast iron

[joncook]

I have an old stack cutter like that it's very similar mine's one handle piece design like a giant ratchet.
Hey man if you ever come to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania you should check out the plumbing museum it's actually a pipe and steamfitters museum in the south side of Pittsburgh they still do manufacturing there also of steel pipe.

[FGB-ysif]

seasoned vet cutting things with an extra 2-3" on it lmaoooo

[MaxPower.]

No PPE? Thats the most important part. Also old Cast Iron pipe will shatter and can hurt you. New Cast Iron is okay to crack but with PPE on.

[SnakBit]

For the smaller pieces put your hammer inside it and it wolnt shoot 10
Feet away

[ricklee]

Sounded like the pipe cracked when he couldn't pop it the first time

[midshiv]

now imagine being 14 and under an apartment complex trying to do this. thats life when your father is a plumber in the late 90s