10 Plumbing Tools For Under $25 That Are Worth Getting | GOT2LEARN

[@Got2Learn]

Here's the list of tools: #1- 1/2" Kibosh Repair Clamp: amzn.to/2JNpRKQ #2- Fluxuator (fluxing tool): www.fluxuator.com #3- AutoCut Pipe Cutter 3/4: amzn.to/2GZFrkf #4- PEX Pocket Crimpers: amzn.to/2I8yHzG #5- PVC Ratchet Cutters: amzn.to/2WAPnsJ #6- MAG Torch Handlheld Butane Torch: amzn.to/2HP2m1I #7- 8-in-1 Multi-Functional Faucet Tool: amzn.to/2QD6fd0 #8- 10" Adjustable Wrench (Double Jaw): amzn.to/2ENRTlv #9- RIDGID Pipe Handle: amzn.to/2Z2i3IY #10- 1/2" Cleaning Brush Attachment: amzn.to/2Z2gJ8Y

[@imwatching2901]

www.amazon.com/dp/B0012QGUSM/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_awdo_t1_HGd9Cb1WAPK42 #3 the link was messed up I went and got a new link for you.

[@leonure5410]

It would be great to get a package deal

[@Got2Learn]

Yeah, I should make those lol

[@DanielSimmons48]

What's the metal arm you use on the pipe cutter to provide extra leverage?

[@Got2Learn]

I'll add it to the list, thx buddy I forgot it lol :) EDIT** They are currently outta stock so the links aren't available, but I requested an e-mail as soon as they get them and when I do, i'll add em here :)

[@Viper6-MotoVlogger]

Man how I wish this stuff was available 30 years ago. Thank you for showing us what is available that makes life easier 👍

[@Got2Learn]

Yeah those would of been cool to have back then, now we got em' ;)

[@MrLeebooher]

My brother is a 30 year + Master Plumber and I send him your videos. Sometimes he's like yeah yeah but more than often he says that was a good hack or better way. Thanks again for your videos. I'm a novice but always love to learn.

[@Got2Learn]

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[@TappPlumbing]

We have used the outside cleaning brush in a drill for many years! Another handy tip for fittings is to cut the handle off the cleaning brush and put it in the drill. This will really speed up copper fitting cleaning! Happy Plumbing!

[@lostintime8651]

Just take a regular outside cleaning brush drill a hole in the center, put a flat head bolt in there and a nut and you're ready to go. Just stick it in the drill.

[@kchilz32]

lostintime86 you can use a car battery post cleaner that has a cap for the terminal cleaner side. Take the wire bristles off the terminal side of it and you’re all set

[@matts4294]

Thanks for this interesting and informative video.A real time saving tool for making notches into drywall, plastic, wood and even metal is the oscillating tool. This tool can make plumbing repairs so much more enjoyable.

[@Santibag]

I came here for the thumbnail. I'm satisfied.

[@Got2Learn]

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[@gordom3492]

Knowledge of plumbing and what tools are right for the job is what's important and its FREE!!!!!!

[@sterlingfrosty1610]

Knowledge is never free... but I like your style!

[@ericlewandowskivlogs]

Ive been using the autocut cutters for 20 years. Can't be without it.

[@Got2Learn]

💯💯💯

[@beurky]

the little butane torch is nice. But for home gamers, I prefer the larger butane torch you'll find at cooking stores for creme brulee. It's cheap, the flame is much hotter and gas can is bigger.

[@Got2Learn]

I thought they were the same size?

[@beurky]

@@Got2Learn ones like this are bigger. kovea.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/KT-2211-00.jpg You buy the torch head separately from cans of butane. It's a breeze to solder with, but not the best for tight spaces.

[@Andrew-xs4qy]

Commercial hvac here. Good videos. Learned a good bit from your videos.

[@Got2Learn]

Thx so much Drew, I really appreciate your comment buddy ;£

[@sherrimorana4676]

Cool gift ideas! Great video as always ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@Got2Learn]

;) thx sis!!!

[@ola4peace]

Educative. Thank you so much as always...

[@siriosstar4789]

Another insanely useful video from got2learn. I especially like the flux tool . that is super cool.

[@Got2Learn]

Yeah these will soon be for sale on Amazon.com, i'll post em here when they are :) thanks @Sirios Star

[@Liam_Maddog]

5:13 "unwanted leaks"? Ha, just rattling your cage a little. Another excellent video!!

[@Got2Learn]

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[@desrickgurule2871]

Nice work! Always great to see your videos. All those tools truly do help as well make the job a lot faster and easier

[@Got2Learn]

Yes they do, it's good for both you and the employer, thx Desrick have a great day ;)

[@dontcomply5008]

I gotta get one of those copper cleaners. I thought about buying an entire dremel set, just for small wire wheel it comes with. This looks much better.

[@cre8tiveuniverce788]

I'm not Evan a plumber or DIY but WHAT A GREAT LIST THANKS

[@Got2Learn]

My pleasure man, glad you liked it, don't forget to subscribe and share, it helps a lot :)

[@lostintime8651]

My friend can buy his own damn tools

[@nelsonechevarria7009]

How does the saying go?"A friend in need is no friend of mine."?LOL!!!Seriously though,some friends are worth more than gold,if they happen to be true friends,but other kinds of friends not so much.

[@dennyjoseph5952]

Thanks for sharing this marvelous video. I'm very pleased to watch this video. I enjoy this site - it's so useful and helpful.

[@Got2Learn]

You are most welcome!!

[@stanleyneiljelinek1924]

Have to tell you that I love your videos...sprinkler stan

[@keithwebster6164]

Great video as always. Loving your tips, keep up the great work. Big love from Scotland.

[@Got2Learn]

Oyyy mate, always glad to see a scotty, thx for the great comment ;)

[@networkbike543]

Needed that tool for under the sink 20 years ago. At the time I thought it was crazy how difficult it was.

[@Got2Learn]

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[@MrDmadness]

Back then you needed to also do automotive work or know a veteran, then you'd have used a crow foot socket, they work the same, for the facet mounting nuts we used needle nose pliers..

[@danieldawson222]

Wow! The "Fluxuator" looks like an awesome tool,will have to add that one to my arsenal!

[@Got2Learn]

;)

[@emmanuellopez5037]

#10 is the best tool I own besides the Milwaukee battery powered copper cutter, I always have 3) 1/2'', 3) 3/4'' and now 3) 1'' cleaners. To the best tools ever made when it comes to time-saving

[@Got2Learn]

I totally agree!! ;)

[@MrMarkguildoo]

@@Got2Learn I havnt found a drill cleaner that will last through a days worth of work. The inside cleaner works well, but the plastic breaks on the outside cleaners. Recommend one that will keep up?

[@Got2Learn]

Right here @Mark Guildoo amzn.to/2ZuudKm (affiliate link)

[@invis7150]

Thanks for all your suggestions

[@Got2Learn]

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[@johnzavala333]

Thanks! One I already have. One I'm going to get. The others, hopefully I won't need but good to know they're out there. 😊

[@Got2Learn]

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[@renatocosta744]

Wow great video, thanks.👍👍👍👍

[@Got2Learn]

My pleasure man, glad you liked it, don't forget to subscribe and share, it helps a lot :)

[@HarrisWaterandSewer]

Great one! Always like see stuff like this.

[@Got2Learn]

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[@ratchriat1716]

love all the plumbing tools enjoyed the video

[@Got2Learn]

My pleasure man, glad you liked it, don't forget to subscribe and share, it helps a lot :)

[@HuckBowlt]

A good video autocut is hands down my favorite of all 10 .

[@Got2Learn]

Hehe, it's my favorite cutter too now, so much better than the others lol

[@jordanbergmann4067]

That rigid PVC turning tool is basically just an oil filter wrench

[@Got2Learn]

It can be used for it if it fits, but it's made for pipes.

[@mattrosich]

Lol. I know. Its like a buck at the dollar store

[@robertotto9279]

Great video. I like the handle on auto cutter.where did you get the handle at.

[@Got2Learn]

The handle is not for sale anymore :(

[@ricardoa.m1322]

As usual just so nice,didactic and practical 👌 Thank you so much

[@Got2Learn]

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[@GeorgeMinton-jb8ky]

Great list. Thanks.

[@Got2Learn]

Thanks got another video like this one coming up! :)

[@louisp.3332]

I can vouch for auto cutters! Great tool. But where did you get that handle to turn it???

[@Got2Learn]

Hehehe thanks, yeah they don't sell em' anymore! :(

[@ReparatumismoSPAIN]

LIKE buenas herramientas, good tools

[@Got2Learn]

Awesome, glad you liked them ;)

[@kchilz32]

Got2Learn donde vives? Necesito un plomero

[@user-hc6oz4kk1p]

Thank you for all your videos! I have a question however. Is there a difference between a “beveler”, “deburring” and “reamer” tool? Or are these just synonyms for the same tool? Thank you!

[@angusmac2037]

Your channel rocks brotha, keep up the good work!

[@Got2Learn]

Thank you so much!

[@alanross3435]

Just found your channel. 👍🏻 I don’t subscribe to many…….but you earned a spot in my favorites bro!☮✌🏻

[@Got2Learn]

Welcome aboard!

[@harrymaan47]

The best tools.. Sir

[@frunas481]

This DIY is super grateful for this. Thank you! Number 5 and #6 are a must right now. Plus a few shots of the J. Jameson's that is.

[@Got2Learn]

Awesome!!

[@kumaanaboto6877]

Please am in West Africa can Ghana to be precise how will I get some of your tools to buy or how will I get access to get one?

[@Got2Learn]

Links in description box.

[@vladimirstafasani4630]

Hi, Great video well done 👍 I like the drill attachment for cleaning copper pipe. Have you got the link please? Thanks

[@Got2Learn]

Right here: amzn.to/2Z2gJ8Y

[@vladimirstafasani4630]

@@Got2Learn I’ve ordered these and came without the drill attachment bit. I’ve only received the brushes. Can I order the drill attachment bit separate as I’ve got the brushes now? Many thanks

[@samv2783]

Very helpful video. I have some of the tools and will probably get the rest of them.

[@Got2Learn]

Absolutely, have fun with em' ;)

[@TheSPAZZANATER]

i wanna say that the best tool i have ever got was water pump pliers. the irwens are cheap and good quality for under $15 or you can get the lighter knipex for under $30

[@Got2Learn]

Sure thing!!!

[@thomasroberts1828]

I just saw those, I’m getting the 22 inch for 96

[@GwenStefaniGuild]

MarajLovell knipex are German made and the best I’ve used

[@MisterTwister88]

ChannelLock brand is the standard bearer

[@hermanwulf6677]

I got the Cleaning brush attachment despite the bad reviews. They were right. Broke the first time I used it. The other stuff is great.

[@Got2Learn]

It broke, how come?

[@richmac918]

Another great video as usual

[@Got2Learn]

Thank you so much!

[@chrisparker4940]

Can you recommend a tool you can make a 90° flush cut with pvc drain pipe. Seems like when I use a sawzall or a hacksaw it always comes out uneven so therefore doesn’t seat properly at the fitting stop. Also a tool to chamfer the ends after you cut them. Excellent videos by the way!!

[@Got2Learn]

I just use a grinder to make it square after I cut it, no real good way around it, thanks Chris!

[@judebrodbeck183]

Milwaukee m12 shears for 2” or below are perfect, anything bigger and you kinda just have to deal with hackzall cuts

[@jacobwakefield4282]

What about applying flux to the inside of the fitting w the fluxuator…

[@Got2Learn]

There is a brush on the other side ;)

[@markzamiechowski5352]

Heres a tip for people doing anything where u need scotchbrite pads go to the dollar store and get their 5 packs its more abrasive then the 3m stuff

[@adamcarter6862]

Great video as always.

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

These "useful gadget" compilation vids are usually shite... but EVERY one of these tools is a winner... I have some of 'em already & the rest are now on my shopping list. That emergency pipe leak sealer is amazing... home-insurance companies should give 'em out free with a policy to reduce water-damage claims... 😉 😎👍☘

[@Got2Learn]

Thanks so much Peter, I personally use all of these tools so I can say they work ;)

[@truckspeed8567]

The torch is a good idea but those are definitely pro press couplings no torch needed lol

[@Got2Learn]

Yorkshire fittings: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solder_ring_fitting

[@stevenmoomey2115]

Those fitting have a Solder Ring inside them, not a gasket. They make a long repair coupling that’s really nice for replacing a Freeze burst section of pipe, especially in a tight area. What he didn’t show is you still have to sand and flux the pipe.

[@purplefishgirl3719]

You rock 😃 keep up the great videos 🛠

[@Got2Learn]

My pleasure girl, glad you liked it, don't forget to subscribe and share, it helps a lot :)

[@thelifeofmatthewhubbard7605]

I don’t know if you have ever worked with wirsbo and expander tools to do water lines cause it’s way faster than crimp rings at least in my experience as plumber that’s all I use . If you haven’t worked with it I highly recommend to any plumber.

[@Got2Learn]

Uponor is the best, period ;)

[@paulbeaudet8461]

Another great video. Do you have any recommendations for a very well equipped plumbing supply counter in the Montreal area (ideally west or west island). Thanks.

[@Got2Learn]

SUTTON PLUMBING

[@Wayne--O]

prima donna plumbers be chirping, haha. good list for those not in the know.

[@curiosity2314]

All great ideas! I have some but I will be getting them all..

[@Got2Learn]

Good move, thanks buddy :)

[@j.me.0311]

Where can I buy the wrench you used on #3, the AutoCutter? Thanks!

[@imwatching2901]

www.amazon.com/dp/B0012QGUSM/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_awdo_t1_HGd9Cb1WAPK42

[@j.me.0311]

Thank you!

[@aidantoner8494]

Great Video!!!

[@Got2Learn]

My pleasure man, glad you liked it, don't forget to subscribe and share, it helps a lot :)

[@rayc1503]

I'd say I've already got around 70% of these tools. No. 10 the cleaner with the drill attachment, seem interesting. I have the manual version of this & it's reasonably good. The faucet union tightening spanner, I wonder if it would fit European unions 🤔. Great stuff bro as always, keep them coming & thanks for sharing your knowledge 👍😜

[@Got2Learn]

The #10 cleaner is awesome to have when doing small copper, such a time saver, thx ghost for your comment ;)

[@fortunatedad7695]

I'm liking those plastic pipe cutters. Never used them before, how often do you find they need to be sharpened?

[@Got2Learn]

I never had to sharpen them.

[@fortunatedad7695]

@@Got2Learn impressive 👍

[@Got2Learn]

Yes very 🔪🔪

[@rodneymoos9551]

Awesome tools list

[@Got2Learn]

Glad you think so!

[@eco_guardian]

I would love to see some videos with pex plumbing.

[@loganbradford5450]

Was he soldering a pro press fitting?

[@Got2Learn]

Yorkshire fitting, not propress.

[@TappPlumbing]

Great reviews! Thank you for sharing!

[@daveb9211]

Thank you! AGAIN!! Christmas is coming soon (por mois). 👍😁

[@Got2Learn]

Hehe, you never know ;) thanks for the comment Dave!!

[@sean-e-boy]

Will ratchet cutters cut XFR plastic pipe or only PVC?

[@Got2Learn]

Yes it will

[@tunapig]

Speaking as a carpenter etc, your videos are gold

[@Got2Learn]

Wow, thank you so much John, that's very kind of you! More videos on the wayyy ;)

[@franklinpabilona1511]

Thanks.. your great 👍

[@Fightnight92]

@Got2Learn the kibosh repair clamp link is broken. Can you update the link so I get the exactly right one?

[@Got2Learn]

Done! Thanks!

[@tylerhensley2312]

Were you trying to solder pro-press joints...?

[@Got2Learn]

Yorkshire, not PP.

[@mainelyelectric]

I have a pair of those brass craft ratchet pipe cutters and they will not work with PVC!! Every time it shatters the pipe. I thought that I got a defective one so they sent me a replacement and they still shatter the pipe. Though they work great for black poly water pipe and hoses!

[@Got2Learn]

Are you working in the cold? Also, if the blade is dull, it'll shatter tge pipe ;)

[@mainelyelectric]

Got2Learn no I’m not working in the cold and each one of my cutters are brand new.

[@gilbertblevins2412]

Try rotating the pipe or cutter slightly while squeezing slowly. I use Rigid cutters and find the trick works well on pvc

[@mainelyelectric]

Gilbert Blevins I have tried that and every thing! Still shatters the pipes I think the blade is too thick! Design flaw!

[@clarissamartinez7093]

Where did you buy the metal tool that you used to rotate the auto cut

[@Got2Learn]

They don't make them anymore but it was on Amazon!

[@jl591]

Did I see you soldering two pro press couplings in your intro at 0.06 seconds?

[@Got2Learn]

No hehe, its a Yorkshire fitting 😋

[@DWren0987]

Some great stuff

[@craigyarmulasr1845]

Great information.

[@Got2Learn]

Thanks for watching! Please share if you can and hit the like button, it really helps, thanks Craig!!

[@GeotermicaRu]

Thank you for video.

[@Got2Learn]

My pleasure bud ;)

[@jl-dc6dt]

was the torch burning some press fittings?

[@Got2Learn]

Yorkshire, not propress

[@jl-dc6dt]

@@Got2Learn Thanks ! I was very curious because never seen this in the US

[@billywoodman60]

Pretty much have them all but good info.

[@Got2Learn]

Awesome ;)

[@mikevasapollo6349]

Great channel, awesome content ! I will be buying a few of these for myself !

[@Got2Learn]

Awesome man, I left the links in the description box if you are interested ;)

[@Slingersbullseye]

Great list and holidays are around the corner some of these could drop in prices and make great stocking stuffers for your plumber friend. I'm a new sub and glad I did, I'm doing my apprenticeship as we speak, great videos and tips, thank you!! 🍷🍻

[@Got2Learn]

Absolutely, good job on your course Robert, you won't regret it :)

[@cbarr0288]

Would you do a video where you go through your mobile “every job” toolbox ?

[@Got2Learn]

Sure, why not ;)

[@lequang2296]

Great clip Thank you LIKE it

[@Got2Learn]

Thank you too :)

[@cpe1704tks.]

Great video. Thanks.

[@Got2Learn]

Thanks Glenn!

[@CupidFromKentucky]

Where do you buy the little handle for the general Pipe cutters?

[@Got2Learn]

They don't currently sell them, you'd have to check in a few months, maybe they are just out of stock.

[@ccbowers]

For those ratcheting cutters for plastic pipe- most of the cheap ones seem to be crap. Good ones I've seen are quite expensive. I haven't tried this one--does it really hold up?

[@Got2Learn]

Seems to be pretty good but haven't "extensively" used it.

[@ccbowers]

@@Got2Learn Thanks for the feedback. One I can remember using is a Kobalt model that had a really soft blade. After 3 cuts the blade bent itself and chunks of the metal folded with standard Schedule 40 PVC. There is a youtube video in which a user shows this in real time with a single cut. Avoid!

[@gordom3492]

Plus cutting ABS is a lot easier than cutting PVC

[@marka7519]

Great list. Thanks

[@Got2Learn]

Awesome!!

[@NUFCMVFC]

Great stuff. Great channel

[@Got2Learn]

Thank you very much :)

[@jacobsullivan6714]

Did you try and solder pro press?

[@Got2Learn]

Yorkshire fitting, not propress.

[@theone4412]

Viva la plumber!!!

[@deeglock3005]

Does number 10 debur the inside of copper aswell?

[@Got2Learn]

The tool doesn't deburr neither one, it just cleans the copper outside ;)

[@deeglock3005]

@@Got2Learn thanks man

[@Got2Learn]

@@deeglock3005 👌

[@gurjrayat8895]

Hi. Great video. When you use the Autocut copper slicers in the video, you use a tool to help it turn. What tool is that?

[@Got2Learn]

Yes it's the ratchet handle, but for some reason I think they stopped selling these, was never told why though.

[@danieldawson222]

Because they kept losing it!

[@interesteddiyer307]

I contacted General Pipe, and YES, they do still make the 1/2" and 3/4 " ratchet handles for the AutoCut, but they do not sell direct to consumers. They suggested I buy them from The Cable Center in St. Louis, Missouri. Their number there is 800.257.7209 or 314.993.3099

[@enriquecerda9185]

What’s a good vice to have when working on pipes

[@federicomolina7878]

Muy buena erraminta

[@patrickcowan8701]

Those kibosh clamps are $43 us but yes they are great. Been using the Rigid Multi tool for a while, guess there's no patent on it as your link is half the price and even the same colour, damn Chinese nockoffs.

[@Got2Learn]

Yeah amazon changed their prices, but still worth every penny 🙂

[@halkench]

#3, the AutoCut, I just used one on a job and while it cuts great, I found that it leaves a ride on the exterior of the pipe being cut. This won't allow the pipe to fit into a fitting without doing lots of 120grit sanding. It was a real pain in the neck, adding a lot of extra time to the job. I think the pipe cutters with a tightening knob are better because you can add pressure gradually, thus no ridge will form. In tight quarters though, the AutoCut is a must.

[@Got2Learn]

Yeah I noticed that to, when it starts doing that I just change the blade.

[@john050994]

At 3:29 are you using that torch to heat a pro-press fitting?

[@Got2Learn]

Yorkshire fitting, not pp ;)

[@john050994]

@@Got2Learn new plumber here. What's the deal with the humps. On pro-press it's room for o-rings.

[@john050994]

@@Got2Learn oooooooh. Just looked it up. That's pretty cool. Never new there were pre-soldered fittings

[@Got2Learn]

@@john050994 🤘🤘🤘

[@Fightnight92]

this video is awesome!

[@Got2Learn]

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[@henrikmortensen8595]

hi is solding still used a lot in the usa ?

[@Got2Learn]

It's slowly going away but still used yes.

[@Justin-xx6qt]

With the small hand-held torch, why were you soldering copper crimp fittings? I understand it's feasible but just wondering why not explain with regular copper fittings?

[@Got2Learn]

Those are Yorkshire fittings, not crimp/press.

[@Justin-xx6qt]

@@Got2Learn gonna have to Google that lol

[@Justin-xx6qt]

@@Got2Learn ok those are cool! They already have solder in them so all you have to do is flux and heat? Rad dude...