10 Tools To Make Your PLUMBING Jobs EASIER
As a Plumber You CAN'T be Caught WITHOUT These 10 Tools - Learning the BASICS of Plumbing
Learning the BASICS of Plumbing playlist is made for plumbers and homeowners who are wanting to learn things that are considered basic knowledge in plumbing. This playlist is plumbing 101 for whoever wants to learn it.
Today I'm going to show you 10 tools that EVERYONE should have either in their tool bag or stocked in the van because you WILL need them at some point.
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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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As a Plumber You CAN’T be Caught WITHOUT These 10 Tools – Learning the BASICS of Plumbing
Learning the BASICS of Plumbing playlist is made for plumbers and homeowners who are wanting to learn things that are considered basic knowledge in plumbing. This playlist is plumbing 101 for whoever wants to learn it.
Today I’m going to show you 10 tools that EVERYONE should have either in their tool bag or stocked in the van because you WILL need them at some point.
Follow me on the Socials! ► https://linktr.ee/rogerwakefield
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!
► Gear We Use:
Coolest Clock Ever – https://amzn.to/31CjLkW
Main camera – https://amzn.to/2RCyj1F
Lens for main and Second cameras – https://amzn.to/2SM7
Second camera – https://amzn.to/2SdzfdQ
My microphone – https://amzn.to/2FEvN8s
XLR Interface – https://amzn.to/2RDqskj
Wireless Lav Mic – https://amzn.to/2HenuRp
Tripod to hold our camera – https://amzn.to/32aI7Dj
Our studio lights – https://amzn.to/2Zv2R6O
*NOTE:
This description contains affiliate links that allow you to find the items mentioned in this video and support the channel at NO COST TO YOU. While this channel may earn minimal sums when the viewer uses the links, the viewer is in NO WAY obligated to use these links. Thank you for your support!
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Wish you would show an example of the tools in action
I hate when you go on a job and find the tubing water lines. It is one of those things that I just don’t keep parts on my truck for
I am a maintenance supervisor for a 73 year old multi family property. I have all these tools except the handle puller, swedge tool, first basket wrench and the tubing bender. Let me tell you that they are all a life saver. I cant say enough to having a good pick set for changing seats and springs and removing the rubber bits for positemp cartridges when the previous ones were never greased enough.
Couple other tools I would add are a tub drain extractor, stem wrenches, and cartridge puller
2nd tool is not necessary because you can just use the end of any size adjustable wrench depending on your width of copper to round it
1st tool in not necessary wd does the trick
Piss poor video presentation! Stop jerking the camera angle from front face view to side face view. Instead show close up of tool and demonstration of function.. Get a new video editor. Get a new camera man.
A socket saver !!!
Here in Sweden (and I believe many other parts of europe) we got knee pads integrated in our work pants so we dont really need to carry an extra but in america I see a lot of trades people work in their jeans so the extra knee pad is a must have in many situations
That dumbbell tub drain remover is phenomenal. Sometimes you can use it for basket strainers too.
Gotta have Knipex Cobras and the Pliers Wrench!
Good tip with the handle puller. I’m so tired of fighting with those.
Safety, along with owners workman comp insurance.being considered. Buy cheap tools, save few buck yes. But not only have, but will spend much much more within er-room/doctor. Once safety is compromised. Forget towards few intial bucks spent, think depth within your safety first. So you remain intact, towards many calls to come.
Great video my friend I have ever single one of them tools on my truck my other 3 go to tools is a stop Rench by ridged a 6inch crescent and 6inch pliers lol must have
what would be the brand name of a good tankless water heater… I have gas right now… in the garage… Home Owner @Roger Wakefield
The different types of videos you do are ALL so helpful, except this type. THIS is the BEST! Those Oh, so handy tips always feel like you're giving bonus hax. It never seems as though you are saying "Hey, dummy! Did you learn plumbing from an electrician? Do it the right way!" Much L☻♥E for the way you do.
One tool I find to be extremely helpful is the Ona puller for moen shower valves. I working service and I find this to be a life saver for Moen shower cartridges. It works on all moen valves
crimp rings are the way to go those stainless steel bands are home depot homeowner stuff don't touch it as a professional
hey what brand are the tubing cutters you show at 6 minutes in, i've never seen those before but i'd like to try them since i work with pex b a lot
What about some links to the products?
1 of my favorite tools is a oil filter wrench I use for replacing garbage disposals, tightening or loosing my k-60, 2in / 1 1/2in PVC unions/backflow for injector pumps or subpumps and much more. I learn the plumbing trade in Texas from my great uncle Gaylen Bogard (he been a Texas plumber since he was 12 and now he in his 80s) and my dad (43 years as a licensed plumber) both are RMP it's on there much have tool list.
You forgot the Ridgid One Stop. Amazing for compression angle stops.