MUST HAVE Tools for New Plumbers
Must have tools for new plumbers! I get a lot of new plumbers asking me what tools they need for day 1 on their new plumbing job. Well in this video I'm going to show you some new tools that all plumbers need, check it out!
My Tools List:
► ChannelLock Set — https://amzn.to/2VPfCbx
► Stanley Tape Measure — https://amzn.to/2Ew7KoF
► Stick Measure — https://amzn.to/2YMIIsR
► Stanley Level — https://amzn.to/2YNeVk0
► Milwaukee 11-in-1 Screw Driver —https://amzn.to/2W3R42s
►Stanley Hammer — https://amzn.to/2W2sbEr
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► My Must Have Plumbing Tools Playlist — https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSpTuwsLqh7tS6M81dLvFe172CyMjBd8p
► My Recommended Playlist for Plumbers and Future Plumbers — https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSpTuwsLqh7vwDE3X6d7k7gR7lgYKCT2-
► My Free Mini - Course to Help You Begin Your Plumbing Career — http://bit.ly/rogersfreeminicourse
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Thanks for watching! I'm Roger Wakefield, LEED AP, The Expert Plumber and welcome to my channel. On this channel I teach homeowners how to save money on their plumbing by doing DIY plumbing projects. I also teach plumbers and plumbing company owners how to be the best plumbers in their area and run successful plumbing businesses. My goal is teach you everything you need to know about plumbing.
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Must have tools for new plumbers! I get a lot of new plumbers asking me what tools they need for day 1 on their new plumbing job. Well in this video I’m going to show you some new tools that all plumbers need, check it out!
My Tools List:
► ChannelLock Set — https://amzn.to/2VPfCbx
► Stanley Tape Measure — https://amzn.to/2Ew7KoF
► Stick Measure — https://amzn.to/2YMIIsR
► Stanley Level — https://amzn.to/2YNeVk0
► Milwaukee 11-in-1 Screw Driver —https://amzn.to/2W3R42s
►Stanley Hammer — https://amzn.to/2W2sbEr
► My Free Mini – Course to Help You Begin Your Plumbing Career — http://bit.ly/rogersfreeminicourse
► Click Here To Subscribe — https://goo.gl/va1xXe
► Check Out My Merch! — https://teespring.com/stores/tuberturds
► My Must Have Plumbing Tools Playlist — https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSpTuwsLqh7tS6M81dLvFe172CyMjBd8p
► My Recommended Playlist for Plumbers and Future Plumbers — https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSpTuwsLqh7vwDE3X6d7k7gR7lgYKCT2-
► My Free Mini – Course to Help You Begin Your Plumbing Career — http://bit.ly/rogersfreeminicourse
► My Networking Secrets That Grew My Plumbing Business FAST — http://bit.ly/rogersfreeguide
► My Recommended Plumbing Study Guide — https://amzn.to/2RgYEn5
► Find Your Local Union — http://bit.ly/findyourlocalunion
Thanks for watching! I’m Roger Wakefield, LEED AP, The Expert Plumber and welcome to my channel. On this channel I teach homeowners how to save money on their plumbing by doing DIY plumbing projects. I also teach plumbers and plumbing company owners how to be the best plumbers in their area and run successful plumbing businesses. My goal is teach you everything you need to know about plumbing.
► Check Out Our Social Media:
Website — http://texasgreenplumbing.com/
Blog — http://texasgreenplumbing.com/blog/
YouTube — https://goo.gl/va1xXe
Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/theexpertplumber
LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/rogerwakefield
Twitter — https://twitter.com/_rogerwakefield
Instagram —https://www.instagram.com/_rogerwakefield/
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In electrical I was always told tape measure linesman pliers and screw driver always have those three on you in your belt
New plumber's apprentice here. The plumber i usually work with gave me a list of things to get me up to speed:
2 channellocks (big and small)
2 crescent wrenches (big and small)
Hammer
16 piece screwdriver set (allen and star heads are crucial)
Speed square
A few sharpies
Carpenter pencil
25ft tape
Copper pipe cutter (basically a C clamp with a cutting surface on it)
PEX snipper (cheap husky one has served me fine)
Construction shears (great for cutting insulation segments)
Decent folding knife
Safety glasses (yes they're dorky but I would have been blinded without them) WEAR THEM when using sawzall or grinder every time
Small toolbag to carry it all
Total cost was about $120 and it made life much easier
Hope this was helpful!
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are you sure Bachata Beginner Basic Steps Tutorial – Demetrio & Nicole – Bachata Dance Academy is supposed to be at the top of the must have plumbing tools playlist? lmao. great plumbing videos though! just trying to help here
It's great for plumbers all common sense, but your the 1st "plumber" that calls channelocks 10" or 12" instead of 402 or 404 channelocks etc
Thanks Roger.
Very informative video thank you sir
hey Roger, back in the day, there used to be a torpedo level called a red line level. It was made for plumbing. It had a raised plastic piece on both sides, one side set for a 1/8 fall, and one side set for a 1/4 fall. Do you know of these? I haven't been able to find one in years. It was very handy.
Line level and string. Don't cost nothing and you don't have to bullshit a run with a tape measure
Please say "brother"
I think the knipex channel locks are the best, I use them everyday they never slip and you get great leverage. The Milwaukee fastback razor, the rigid stop wrench, 1/2 and 3/4 crimpers, light, sawzall, impact
I would say go ahead and 1-in cold chisel and small Sledge or ball peen, plumb bob set Allen wrenches off the top of my head and then it's going to be new work or service but those are must-haves