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From: TheOldkid888
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  • That is very true.

    But no matter how simple they make it some brain dead will always give us something to laugh at and then put right. :)

  • This stuff is being used all over the U.K on larger jobs but not so much on domestic.

    I think it spells the end for our trusty blow lamps, and our copper skills guys. :(

  • @WayneBurgess1 Hey Wayne;

    It is the same here on the bigger jobs although it has got me out of a few touchy spots where the water would not shut off and I crimped on a male adaptor and threaded a valve on.

    I think the torch will probably become a thing of the past within the next few years as well.It will probably be like the lead and oakum and slowly disappear.The was a lot more work involved when we had the corking tools going.Time saver with modern tech.

    Thanks for commenting! HNY! Al

  • Hey Al !!!

    Wicked Tool Brother !!!

    My buddy Carl the Plumber and I just replaced almost all my Water Lines with Pex !!!

    Then I came back in a soldered Ball Valves on all my stuff , so I can isolate in case we were to have a water leak or something goes bad , that way we can isolate and still have runnin water !!! (kitchen sink , bathroom sinks , outside hose bibs , tub , water heater etc...)

    Great Video my Friend !!!

  • @fritzhvac Thanks Fritz; This stuff is amazing and so fast to put together.You can actually join a 4 inch copper Tee in a matter of a few minutes where as compared to soldering,it would take a fair amount of time.If this technology keeps up; plumbers won't be required. Enjoy the day....Al

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