How to Sweat Copper Pipes : Removing the Lips of Copper Pipes
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One word, tool!
Do Americans not know about pipe slices yet?
paulfocus23 7 months ago
I founfd it very helpfull as I am one of the "morrons". Anyway thank you for whole series.
roberto3210 1 year ago
This is 4 morrons.....
Amoralexz 2 years ago
Thank you SOO much for telling people about "reaming". That tool is called a reamer and the reason you do it for water piping is not because it slows your water down but because water travels at a very high velocity(typically 8 feet per second max in most State Plumbing Codes). Anyway, the turbulence created by moving water jumping this lip creates "erosion and corrosion" and will literally take a new joint and eat it away in a very short period of time causing it to leak.
PLUMBdogg 3 years ago