How to use a ratchet die stock threader

[@barrieakabilldonaldson1884]

Not a single drop of cutting oil was harmed in the making of this video

[@Seabass1206]

looks like conduit no?

[@mystickage884]

😂 best comment here. but now I must ask... When using this type of threader should oil be used?

[@swagglifee]

Goin in dry ayyy

[@Shahinalom-l7s]

price,,, macin

[@germs951]

Oh boy..

[@corpr8dystopia778]

nice, threads cut in well, solid.

[@CH3NO2Semonious]

Pretty sure I can get it back off. How do I get it started?!?

[@plumber4500]

nice work

[@jamiemichael4190]

I think someone put his toes n that ratchet cutter cause looks like he’s miss n half of them 🤭😂😂 here 🐖 🐖

[@barrieakabilldonaldson1884]

Safety store was out of steel toed sandals that day😂

[@Zeknix]

He's the experienced one there.

[@emtpet]

I thought I was the only one that noticed! 😆

[@dfinma]

bro with his safety crocs 😂

[@R_For_Rider]

wring direction see the arrow

[@Me.Shohid-fn6xo]

দাম কত ভাই

[@stephennierves3368]

What brand?

[@ysagas]

Wow this is actually impressive, is oil not needed for this machine?

[@Zeknix]

Needed? Not really, but if you want more consistent results and greatly extend the life of the tool, they should use oil. In a pinch, use soapy water to keep the pipe and threading dies cool. Most people should have dish detergent and water.

[@berderk2796]

If you wanna keep buying dieheads cuz of wrecking the blades for dry threading then yes don't use oil

[@mystickage884]

​@@Zeknixa gentleman and scholar...thank you sir.

[@missiongreats5822]

Is that 1 1/4?

[@mikejones2545]

Yes. It can thread upto 2 inches