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2. Great video, no bullshit, .

3. Copper is obsolete pex is much simpler

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6. Learned something new today. Heat from the bottom up, thanks. Never had leaking joints, but will use this method.

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8. On of the better DIY videos on the web, well done

9. Thanks.

10. Thanks for 2:45 trick!

11. Very well done.

12. from the UK and started my plumbing course 4 weeks ago, got the hang of soldering but thought id see how other people do it.

13. This was very well done, fast and to the point. I do not get why or how you got any negative reviews at all. Very easy to follow and very clear to the point visuals. Perfect! You would think that people would appreciate any free education they can get. Anyways dont take the negative reviews personally, as you did an amazing job with this video.

14. NIce, clear presentation. Thank you.

15. nice video but it think could be cool if teach us how use copper sticks

16. Thanks! Good refresher video!

17. I like how concise and informative this video was. Thanks for posting this!

18. Your voice sounds terrible fix it

19. Careful!: At 3:12, it looks like he is heating the ell part RED HOT! He's not; it's just some video editing trick to indicate which part is being heated.

20. Awesome!

21. You explained it better than my boss

22. Solid video! Do you have to flux the inside of the fitting too? Or just the the pipe?

23. Can we use that soldier for the Ac valves please?

24. Very well done, but just a bit too fast. Good editing.

25. Nice short to the point video.

26. Very well explained!

27. Takes about a minute to learn.

28. Nice video. It would be better though if you'd slow down some and not talk so fast and allow images to stay up longer and more completely.

29. Use Map, not propane as a beginner. Make sure the pipe is dry!

30. You can also stand up your fittings and put a nice cap around it

31. Copper tubing, not pipe.

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    Father general builder,
    I am right now working on communication systems water heat plumbing etc montaition. Have some international Europe experience and high end top costumers. Right now I am working and needed some help, after watching your videos loved the idea of making videos. Really inspired. Would love to actually work some time. I am From Latvia. Thanks for reading. Actually it would probably increase your rates tho. Played hockey and been in military, restored catholic school. Just broke 😂

33. Thank you for the video, helped out a lot

34. What about street 90s and 45s, they fit loose in the other fittings. How do you go about soldering that?

35. Dude you made an awesome video, i love the detail of how the wrong way messes it up as well!

36. Thanks

37. Thanks

38. MAPP gas works a lot faster once you have some experience, especially on 1-inch and larger copper lines.

39. A good way to clean both pipe ends and fitting is steel wool; it leaves no scratches.

40. Where’s your deburring tool/pencil reamer😑?

41. Who gives a care about "Canadian dollars" or any of those maple suckers up there in State 51?

42. Copper drains?? I saw this for the first time ever recently on a very old building but didn't know it was still used.

43. LOVE IT..VERY CLEAR PRECISE INSTRUCTIONS…GREAT JOB

44. soLder, speak the L.

45. Helpful thank you

46. I'm a pro and this isn't bad, as far as it goes. Don't try this on pipes larger than 2 inch, without more prep. You want to keep the joint clean, I have sweat joints upside down and backwards at arms length with a mirror. You could also heat the pipe as it's the heat differential between the pipe and the fitting that draws the solder. Don't use Selenium solder, it's weaker, melts at a lower temperature but just don't. Trust me on that. Most importantly, don't try to sweat pipe on a closed system. Yes, I have done it by heating the pipes to pre expand the air so when the rest of the pipe is cooling and keeps the pressure neutral while I sweat a joint, but it's not something I recommend people do. Especially if you are going to test with water instead of air.

47. very good instruction. cutting the inside brush and putting it in a drill is a great idea. Thank You!

48. love the info thanx

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