There is a book which will easily and quickly have anyone bending any degree of angle from 0 to 180 degrees, with any size bender. All bends will be precise; a 37 degree bend will measure 37 degrees! Gain is easily understood for any bend with any size bender! Information about the best and easiest to understand workbook which can be used by anyone to become an accomplished conduit, tube or pipe bender can be found on a youtube website at /t04041951
this helped to get my head round a bit more lol. im learning copper pipe bending and im getting really confused on marking out but this has eased the confusion some what, thanks. well done for uploading, any more on the way ? lol.
where do i start c&g plumbing ,c&g advanced plumbing(when it was written exams ,not abcd try again) ,ccn1cen1 met1, hrt 1,ckr1,regt 1,e1,e4,e3,e5,cscs,energy efficiency,stop me when you have had enuff or the alchohol/substances wear off due to the magic mushrooms coming back on you
@chrislemin omydays he is doing a how to do it video init so hes gonna do step by step init omydays big up to him cause before i knew fuck all on how to bend it i used to get it arse over bollock and pissed as arseholes so dont complain cause yall aint plumbers init well done
HI, Thanks for the video. I am a diy er, and would really like to be able to bend copper tubes. Is there any books or websites anyone knows of that give step by step instruction. Thanks.
pish<<<< proper plumbers dont even use a tape just another piece pipe and plumbers.. dont use that primary school ruler which comes with jobseekers allowance kit and crayons and show ur face if you are that brave and any papers that u may have
@brianliz1000 er bruv proper plumbers HAVE to use a tape cause they need to know whut to measure init otherwise its either too small or too big i doubt if your a plumber to be honest if you arks me
The video was made by a group of my students as part of a level one plumbing qualification. The actual bend as demonstrated was merely a vehicle. The plan behind it was to make an aid memoire for their own use whilst learning at the college. Yes it is a little fiddly for site work, but a building site is hardly the best place to learn the basics. Also a video of a trained craftsman manipulating copper pipe whilst a joy to behold, would not offer assistance to beginners.
@chrislemin Very helpful and made a lot of sense compared to the plumbing book I have. Can I ask regarding step six, what is the significance of getting the 2nd bend point as you show compared to the wrong way? What difference would it make doing it the other way? I've been shown a different method to this which looks similar to the wrong way!
@maccagrabme The significance of getting the line to kiss the edge of the bender on the tangent is because we measured the line from the bottom of the pipe. If you don't do that your legs will be unequal. I am guessing you are measuring along the centre of the pipe and therefore your line will be half a pipe diameter one side or the other?
Thanks. This is of course the right technical way but most of us just gauge it and get better with practice. Its the same with driving, you can be shown the proper way to do a manover but we tend to find our own way. Good video to be fair though
There is a book which will easily and quickly have anyone bending any degree of angle from 0 to 180 degrees, with any size bender. All bends will be precise; a 37 degree bend will measure 37 degrees! Gain is easily understood for any bend with any size bender! Information about the best and easiest to understand workbook which can be used by anyone to become an accomplished conduit, tube or pipe bender can be found on a youtube website at /t04041951
Todd04041951 2 weeks ago
Really good video. Thinking fo doing one ourselves but more of an 'on site' version. When we do I'll link to this. Well Done.
plumberparts 7 months ago
this helped to get my head round a bit more lol. im learning copper pipe bending and im getting really confused on marking out but this has eased the confusion some what, thanks. well done for uploading, any more on the way ? lol.
StoneeV6 1 year ago
love this vid. learned more from this than my tutors at college & am now doing crank passovers in minutes thanks t o the tips i picked up from this.
Big thanks
wyng56 1 year ago
Very nice job ,but could done away without the Jose an explain your video clip more exactly
blueange1s 1 year ago
nice job
joop1977 1 year ago
for 5gregaliz5
where do i start c&g plumbing ,c&g advanced plumbing(when it was written exams ,not abcd try again) ,ccn1cen1 met1, hrt 1,ckr1,regt 1,e1,e4,e3,e5,cscs,energy efficiency,stop me when you have had enuff or the alchohol/substances wear off due to the magic mushrooms coming back on you
brianliz1000 1 year ago
@chrislemin omydays he is doing a how to do it video init so hes gonna do step by step init omydays big up to him cause before i knew fuck all on how to bend it i used to get it arse over bollock and pissed as arseholes so dont complain cause yall aint plumbers init well done
5Gregallz5 1 year ago
holy shit... By the time you went through the first couple steps I would have been done and had the system pressure tested.
leaddrop 1 year ago
lol you'd never get a job done if you done all that!!
petehumphreysplumbin 1 year ago
HI, Thanks for the video. I am a diy er, and would really like to be able to bend copper tubes. Is there any books or websites anyone knows of that give step by step instruction. Thanks.
mrsparky786 1 year ago
pish<<<< proper plumbers dont even use a tape just another piece pipe and plumbers.. dont use that primary school ruler which comes with jobseekers allowance kit and crayons and show ur face if you are that brave and any papers that u may have
brianliz1000 1 year ago
@brianliz1000 er bruv proper plumbers HAVE to use a tape cause they need to know whut to measure init otherwise its either too small or too big i doubt if your a plumber to be honest if you arks me
5Gregallz5 1 year ago
plumber no how to diy,ers dont
brianliz1000 1 year ago
what with the music....
chris42999 2 years ago
The video was made by a group of my students as part of a level one plumbing qualification. The actual bend as demonstrated was merely a vehicle. The plan behind it was to make an aid memoire for their own use whilst learning at the college. Yes it is a little fiddly for site work, but a building site is hardly the best place to learn the basics. Also a video of a trained craftsman manipulating copper pipe whilst a joy to behold, would not offer assistance to beginners.
chrislemin 2 years ago
Hi Could you explain how you worked out the 1st angle, using a rule and tape measure?
MrJodownie 2 years ago
@chrislemin Very helpful and made a lot of sense compared to the plumbing book I have. Can I ask regarding step six, what is the significance of getting the 2nd bend point as you show compared to the wrong way? What difference would it make doing it the other way? I've been shown a different method to this which looks similar to the wrong way!
thank you.
maccagrabme 2 years ago
@maccagrabme The significance of getting the line to kiss the edge of the bender on the tangent is because we measured the line from the bottom of the pipe. If you don't do that your legs will be unequal. I am guessing you are measuring along the centre of the pipe and therefore your line will be half a pipe diameter one side or the other?
chrislemin 1 year ago
So, if I want to bend a pipe , I have to take the morning off?
booshallmighty 2 years ago 6
funny
GARYPUSSY 2 years ago
Thanks. This is of course the right technical way but most of us just gauge it and get better with practice. Its the same with driving, you can be shown the proper way to do a manover but we tend to find our own way. Good video to be fair though
booshallmighty 2 years ago
fine for college bit fiddly for site work
mdc2051 3 years ago 2
Sounds like a tradesman making excuses for his shortcuts. Take some pride in your work son!
electrosaurus 2 years ago