Milwaukee M-18 Cordless Threader

[@bobwas4066]

WOW! Thank You for showing this option for threading pipe, I will have to look into this more

[@ZR1Terror]

And it’s still going strong 3 years later.

[@stevefoley9448]

Uptown!, great video, thanks Bob.

[@Mattmazz77]

I've used a regular power pony from rigid and it operates exactly the same as this where the die turns as well. So you're only half right...lol.

[@steamplant3817]

Where this tool shines is where you have to make threads in the field , on a ladder. Otherwise those stationary, (find small compact one) threaders a better choice less waste , re usable oil.

[@aaronjohnson9304]

X

[@commercialelectrician133]

Great video we are electricians and we need one for IMC conduit

[@syedjabbar6185]

Sar hwmach preez of Indian rupes

[@nightwobble]

Wow nice job for 3/4 black grade pipe I use a table and the hand threaded dye I’m oldschool lol

[@BobsPlumbingVideos]

So am I ! LOL!!!

[@khybersafi9137]

Thanks for the awesome videos Bob. Stay safe my friend.

[@BobsPlumbingVideos]

You and your family as well Khyber. Bob.

[@corysatx8730]

chill out w that oil lol. just bought one excited to use it .

[@jray5363]

Gotta love Milwaukee!

[@honolulu1476]

Thanks

[@nelsonechevarria7009]

In NYC pipe threading is only used on black pipe for gas and sprinkler systems or has that changed?

[@BobsPlumbingVideos]

Gas pipe, steam boiler headers, and sprinkler systems. Today most sprinkler systems are put together using Victaulic fittings.

[@michaeldove339]

Not true. I thread RMC and PVC Coated Gal everyday at work. I'm am electrician so I am threading rigid conduit.

[@ZR1Terror]

I just ordered one of these on eBay.

[@briandjordjevic9969]

Wow how far tools have come

[@BobsPlumbingVideos]

Incredible, right!

[@treke08]

Just don't let the electricians get near this tool.

[@dickymcgeezaks237]

I'm an electrician and I just bought one. Fear Me!

[@callmemika839]

Anyone having issue with the case cracking/ blowing out? Seems like design or a manufacturing defect

[@BobsPlumbingVideos]

Not so far?

[@kerryroy8100]

Approximately how many threads per Charge?

[@BobsPlumbingVideos]

I used it for the first time installing a steam boiler and made 20/24 threads consisting of 2" & 1 1/2" black steel pipe. One Battery!

[@cristianmunoz2480]

Manufacturer says up to 24 2" threads on a fully charged 12.0 battery

[@JuanGonzalez-oy8qt]

Could you tell me which model of ridgid dices will fit in it I got the tool but I do have a German reems dice set I would like to know which one to order or look for

[@BobsPlumbingVideos]

This is a kit but you can purchase just the sizes you need. Ridgid, amzn.to/3ew82xy.

[@shaneallard6008]

R12

[@familyman1621]

What's the largest size it can thread

[@BobsPlumbingVideos]

2” Max.

[@StoneysWorkshop]

looks like a stimulus buy ;) haha

[@hangngoaigiare]

A so incomplete product design they can make a nipple so we can just hook up a small hose to feed oil. Milwaukee doesn’t want to pay me for that idea.

[@BobsPlumbingVideos]

I would have paid extra for that! My one gripe with this tool, it waste's oil.

[@hangngoaigiare]

@@BobsPlumbingVideos thanks bob. That’s funny I look at all these tool from different brand no oil feeding port. I don’t have a tool with me so I not sure about where and how to put an oil poet in but I’m sure they can work something out. They want seel more dye I guest. Dewalt has a bracket that help start the thread is nice. No more Milwaukee for me chinese stuffs.