Pipe threading with cordless threader 🤟🏼💪🏼🔥💯

RIDGID 425 portable tristand www.ridgid.com/us/en/portable...
Milwaukee M12 FUEL band saw
Milwaukee M18 Pipe Threader w/ OneKey
REMS REG 10-42 Reamer/Deburrer Set (1/2- 1 5/8") remstoolsusa.com/rems-reg-10-...

[@PrestonSteele09]

Man spent thousands so he could thread pipes quickly. Respect to all tradesmen

[@Customer_States_Videos]

have you ever threaded a pipe 20ft up? money well spentif you ask me

[@zefrum3]

even put cardboard down to protect the driveway, nice!

[@aayesher9400]

What a pro

[@The_pipeliner]

There’s something super satisfying about using a threader

[@johngardea625]

I like the sound of it chewing through the metal and the metal shavings that hit the ground. That’s whats satisfying to me.

[@ClayPro11]

sometimes super irritating lol. we have an old rigid threader and that thing is a hoss. really it's the die are bad. but one day they cut fine, the next I have to scrap my pieces cuz the threads get all jacked up lol.

[@Dave-so7sf]

My employer sent me this exact Milwaukee threader to do 2”. I was immediately thinking, this thing is going to struggle. I was completely wrong. Just as much balls as a corded one. Great tool!

[@spencer1001100]

This is the best plumbing channel!

[@MrEunderwood]

That stabilizer clamp would have been nice to have back in the day. All we had on site was a rope to slip around the handle. It was always a good laugh watching the green hands go for a ride when they'd forget to use it on larger pipe.

[@fritzmiller9792]

Been there seen AND done that, lol. Amazing that cordless tools have gotten this awesome, but keep those dies clean !

[@Don-vo5ok]

I have a Ridgid 700 all you have to do is screw a 1/2" x 6" nipple into the threader a put a pipe wrench on the pipe

[@johnnysilver5866]

part of my job as a green hand was just supporting the pipe with a greased up rag 😅

[@probuilder961]

If I had these tools, I'd build a giant jungle gym!

[@jonathanbetenbender307]

I get that it's a joke, but you could get it done with a sawzall and a decent welder. No need to spend thousands on tools you'll never use.

[@GabrielRavikumar-xh9kw]

TECHNICALLY SO MUCH IMPROVED,👍👍👍👍👏👏

[@mikesterloc]

I wish my guys worked as quickly as this dude

[@Pro-Plumb]

the video is sped up

[@joshuaalanhowell]

Good work. Sweet reamer..

[@Hyundairobitdog]

That rems spray is the best. I miss using it

[@mx-lj4qq]

Smooth ASF

[@andres8238]

Nice threader!! Never seen one like that

[@mgtowski395]

My first construction job was threading galvanized pipes manually with dull dies. That was crazy hard.

[@dkszz]

I'd be done in 1/4 of the time on my Rigid 300, and with a square end to the pipe

[@ryanshawdee2708]

Have fun lugging that thing around and good luck threading a pipe in the ceiling.....

[@Dave-so7sf]

@@ryanshawdee2708 He must be a 1st year apprentice.

[@erikgamboa8299]

Beautiful pipe

[@chrisscerbo5731]

Nice tool

[@thiscommentwillbedeletedso5211]

almost a perfect tred I've tried a couple time but never got it that smooth good shit bro

[@seancorbett8777]

Actually the thread is lopsided lol, problem with this tool, is unless the user is perfect, (we’re all human haha) the threader is usually held on a slight angle and when you get down to the last few threads you might have some trouble, not a big deal, definitely easier for portable applications then the 300, so I get it. I hate hauling that beast in and out of a 5 ton every other day, but nothing beats the cleanliness of the threads. Also, make sure to use lots and lots and lots of cutting oil, a constant stream just like cutting concrete but instead of water, cutting oil, you probably super heated your threads and burnt them out.

[@plumber4500]

Nice work

[@lukeharris2826]

Nice. We used to do this thing at work and try and hold against them. No chance! 😂

[@piscitellinicholas5240]

I still use the old one I have, I always need to run an extension cord out or something else.

[@AK33harr]

That Milwaukee set up along with the dies that aren't included with the tool cost over $3500. Harbor freight has a threader that goes up to 2 inch and comes with a full set of dies and works just as good for just over $400.

[@metalsurgeon9196]

Got me some fancy cordless pipe threaders from the eighties. Oh wait those r just pipe dies.....

[@cd30entertainment84]

My boss showed me how to operate a automatic threader today for galvanize piping, such a coincidence running into this video.

[@robbinnyohood]

I’m no one to tell you people how to do their job, but I don’t use thread savers to test my threads. I use an actual fitting to test. Just my ways and how I was shown over the years

[@valentinesanchez7273]

What was that reamer that you were using

[@cristianmunoz2480]

I'm guessing a REM pipe reamer. I really don't know but I've seen that brand before.

[@buildingwithkev8665]

Rems REG 10-42 Reamer/Deburrer Set

[@hb5777]

Love it

[@kenmen23]

At my shop we’re using mule tape or mule rope to hold down our threader (pony) with a ton of force behind it and it’s scary lol I like that he’s using a vice to hold it down👌🏼

[@JohnSmith-xu7ev]

Now i need a vid how to measure a pipe for a union. Dont do it to often.

[@andishkoza4925]

My suggestion is to use a pipe cutter not a bandsaw everything else is on point

[@eltuntun2682]

…rookie

[@andishkoza4925]

@@eltuntun2682 its about precision brother not being a rookie but anyway

[@PrestonSteele09]

Bandsaws give the cleanest cut and this guy did it perfectly. What are you even referring to

[@WillC3030]

​@PrestonSteele09 kzbin.infouVbEkbLylhE?si=6wXcMPm2Z0eCDjeb pipe cutter is superior. The 300 machine spins the pipe for you. you just have to tighten as it spins.

[@tristankordek]

Nice

[@ontimerooterandplumbingguy1507]

That’s a nice reamer

[@Don-vo5ok]

Just bought 10 of those on eBay for $95 the tool supply wants $199 for one, they are heavy duty well made

[@ontimerooterandplumbingguy1507]

@@Don-vo5ok can you give me the name?

[@adolfodelgado9361]

I still have mine the manual one I use only on black pipe

[@houssinefouhal999]

Goooooood

[@gustavopena5332]

Es de las primeras cosas que aprendí hacer como ayudante de electricista industrial... Pero con herramienta manual. La prensa, la segueta, la tarraja o terraja...y el limaton cola de Rata. Aaaa y margarina como lubricante, para no estropear los peines de la tarraja.

[@jeromegrunwald9564]

M18 the way 2go

[@jeffjones9931]

I love running black steel but I personally would rather use a power vice

[@urimandthummim5780]

What is the debur tool?

[@csmall7842]

Where are the “all tools listed in comments” ?

[@aayesher9400]

Hit that green square bottom right

[@RickR.7777]

I don't have a green square on the Bottom Right........ What to do then? Next Option[s]? ? ?

[@sergiopulido3834]

Where can I get me one of those pipe theater holdeldes that one clamp that your using for support

[@oliverharris9567]

Where has this been all my life do you have to set all the dyes as normal ?

[@s2perman]

The tech today. Cuts down on time. My only issue. Great to have them I have to justify to use them. I can’t spend hundreds and let it sit there for a month. But good video.

[@e1made]

Good for you guys. As a gas engineer myself and doing all the gas pipes i can tell that we in UK cant buy this tool. Its only in US market for some reason. And also this fitting that you screw on at the end in UK is illegal to use as a socket. Its only a threat protector..

[@jackstraw5527]

Yeah he was probably using it to check the thread engagement. We’re not supposed to use them as couplings either. Yet I’m sure some hacks still do it 😂.

[@huilibarton8371]

Amigo Buenos dias ; cual Sera mejor Milwaukie o rems pero cordless

[@BenVanAmburg]

Like a Milwaukee advertisement

[@R7Romeo]

Nice. So what would you typically run thru this type of material?

[@mechanical-hub]

That particular pipe was used in a hydronic heating system (boiler). It can be used for gas, air or oil as well.

[@09alvaha]

Wouldn’t be cheaper to buy a rigid 300 or nothing, the only perk is being able to easily thread an already installed stub for repair

[@mechanical-hub]

I have a 300, the problem is with a service truck this tool takes up way less space and is 10X easier to carry in and out of a job for repairs etc so the 300 is great for large jobs but for periodic use this is a preferred tool on the truck.

[@PCMMDDMB]

@@mechanical-hubwhat reamer are you using?

[@dburks1273]

That 300 takes up too much space; it's way heavier, etc. And one man can use that Milwaukee cordless threader with ease, and he doesn't need help. Technology is one of those things we will be forced to embrace or be left behind.

[@Ste2023]

Wow

[@carlreichelt8724]

Need a table..lol

[@atadali9711]

How about threading in (not out)?

[@tech5298]

Are those like $3k ?

[@carlosponce2625]

woooow..... i like the watch ⌚...... please what's the brand.......???? tank u .......

[@raptorms773]

Whats that reaming tool you used?

[@GreatSeany]

What did you use to ream that pipe

[@lostcoastlocal7073]

What kind of spray oil was that?

[@RickR.7777]

What brand is the double ended pipe Reamer? Where to buy? Whassitz Cost$? Thanxxx

[@randalrodriguez8829]

What’s the name of the chamfer tool?

[@malaichamy4523]

How much price bro

[@Raysplumbing312]

I can find list. Reamer used??

[@kirilltimofeev945]

Хорошая работа👍, тоже применяю стальные трубы и резьбовые фитинги

[@aaronhodge5932]

What's the reamer

[@ligmasugma3650]

What is the pam spray

[@christiefisher6642]

Yes, it's easy when you have the money for that equipment/tools.

[@fernandochavez2386]

Where I can buy the rimer tool

[@user-mb3vh7nh4c]

How much for the all set tools

[@zanekubicek2186]

What kind of lubricant comes in a cab like that? All the times my company sends a threader they also send that big bucket with the pump handle and oil gets every where

[@mechanical-hub]

REMS “Spezial” cutting and cooling oil

[@myiqisoffthechartsstupid6465]

I guarantee anybody who buys those exact same tools in a corded version will still be using am 30 years from now

[@bigpimpin6085]

thats cool but a mini machine seems faster and more practical

[@mechanical-hub]

Not if you. do service and have to carry the threader on and off the truck multiple times per week. There's a place for every tool.

[@thebenholmes]

@@mechanical-hub exactly. Nothing worse than having to haul out the 300 for just a couple threaded connections.

[@bkrainbow123]

What is the price ?

[@namanawasthi4598]

kya price hai

[@DAterrorgod]

Looks amazing , what is that reamer ? It works on black iron?

[@buildingwithkev8665]

doesn't say on the website description that it's used for black iron though

[@buildingwithkev8665]

Rems REG 10-42 Reamer/Deburrer

[@Pepe-dq2ib]

Why not just propress it like everything he does?

[@namanawasthi4598]

ky kaha milegi

[@mypoldo3]

it may better working with cordless, but damn have no time to charge those things

[@George-yd7cx]

Where would you ever thread pipe without power nearby and if so use a generator

[@Jc-m1a1]

Where the list

[@tanyarosier6792]

Where can you get the reamer and attachment?? I can’t find it anywhere.

[@buildingwithkev8665]

Rems REG 10-42 Reamer/Deburrer Set

[@leach713]

I rather do that then mega press

[@jethroscooter7214]

So you like the slower more expensive route for the same product? Sounds reasonable.

[@leach713]

@@jethroscooter7214 slower yes , expensive idk , viega fitting cost way more then black marble fitting .🤷🏽‍♂️

[@dburks1273]

​@@jethroscooter7214 it's slower for sure but not more expensive I'm about to do a megapress job this morning.

[@randalltpowell]

Threads look chewed up a bit

[@saiiiiiii1]

Reamer = Rems REG 10-42

[@ricklee827]

Question what's the spray you're using

[@mechanical-hub]

REMS “Spezial” cutting and cooling mineral oil. Awesome stuff.

[@ricklee827]

@@mechanical-hub thank you

[@jacobaguilar6756]

What happend to man handling the threader??

[@austinpotts35]

it comes with a clamp, might as well use it. Work smarter not harder!

[@Tommy-on6sl]

You need a workbench instead of bending down every 5 seconds

[@pedromorejon1964]

What pipe reamer is that?

[@sandeepplumbersandeep3943]

1on only plumber joB

[@eltuntun2682]

What kind of reamer is that?!!

[@user-lr5bo3ip8i]

I’d rather mega press everything

[@bryguy636]

All tools listed in comments? Where?😡

[@rotemtomhagbi1937]

Description not comments.

[@mechanical-hub]

Sorry, I was going to type description too ugh. still getting used to these shorts.

[@keegannoel43]

Just buy a Rothenberg threader

[@DonJosesito]

The cut was crooked

[@TeamTnA44]

Yep I'm using real cutters for steel pipe. Not a porta band. Unless I had no other choice .

[@brucegow2263]

And when I was apprentice 50 years ago he be swinging on the dice I reckon that’s cheating looks too easy

[@puhaalexandru7694]

How it’s called that tool you have on drill to clean the pipe ?

[@johncoops6897]

Reamer or deburrer.

[@seananderman4668]

Sulflo

[@jalenp8461]

Personally I’d rather just buy the rigid machine with the die heads and the cutter and thread a bunch this looks like it takes too long. I learned from a old guy this works too though

[@Dirkadew]

Woman tools real strong man don’t need

[@yourdadsdad]

Maybe you should’ve deburred it a third time, that probably would helped ‘extra’.

[@licensetochill79]

little too far in that thread

[@alemgas]

There is always one with a smart arse comment, probably a hairdresser

[@licensetochill79]

@@alemgas there's always people who pretend to know what they're doing posting videos on KZbin. Then there's also always people who are pretending to know what they're talking about and don't have a clue such as you

[@briankissel7661]

Effective and efficient. Nope

[@snappybabby4646]

I won't allow gas appliances in my home so this is not necessary.

[@kylehancock9939]

Now he's gonna suspend that gas line in your crawl in a way that noone can crawl over it on or under it plumbers suck

[@saywhat6632]

What do you in a crawl space? Insulation or pest control?

[@darthjarjar3152]

@@saywhat6632 there are more occupations that work in your crawlspace other than just insulation and pest control

[@mechanical-hub]

What a stupid uninformed comment. Definitely a low voltage guy 🤣🤣

[@saywhat6632]

@@darthjarjar3152 I understand that, I'm a business owner in the industry. It was meant for Kyle Hancock 's stupid comment. He's crying about plumbers.

[@fritzmiller9792]

Hahaha, true that but honestly all trades have inconsiderate installations. It's really a product of the approach of most construction in America....if it's not specified in a master building plan then it is like the wild west. It's up to the building owner to be on top of how installs and renovations are done but few owners know any better to monitor such a thing.