How to use the pipe wrench. Part 2

[@robertcasey7312]

Been using pipe on and off, mostly off, for years. Love the step on wrench tip. Thank you very much!

[@grayfurnaceman]

Welcome GFM

[@zehawn]

Thank you, I have so far found nobody explained this properly to me and in fact almost ridiculed me for not getting it immediately. It really pissed me off and your video helped immensely.

[@grayfurnaceman]

Glad I could help. GFM

[@Straycurrent]

I've been doing it the hard way. Thanks for doing this series.

[@grayfurnaceman]

+Straycurrent Welcome. GFM

[@glenewanyna]

Any possibility you could explain how to properly measure black iron with fitting allowances?

[@drummerdem50]

Great tips, thanks GFM

[@geojor]

good advice, thanks...

[@bradleymorey]

good stuff, Thank you GFM,

[@garysmith9772]

properly set threading dies will give full thread engaugement. i.e., measure the length of the thread inside the fitting and the pipes thread should thighten to the same length. this may required to change for different manufacturers of fittings. thats why you should use the same manufacturers fittings. also import fittings the steel is not strong enough and will streatch and maybe even split the fittings. domestic fittings may cost more but will give you la better job.

[@grayfurnaceman]

+gary smith I could not agree more. GFM

[@Taylor-xh8uh]

Nice vid Hank hill

[@glenewanyna]

Any possibility you could explain how to properly measure black iron with fitting allowances?

[@grayfurnaceman]

+Glen Ewanyna Yes. I will put it on the list. GFM