Swaging Tutorial - How to swage copper pipes

[@timthetoolman5522]

The real deal. Thanks for the engineering level explanation.

[@RODsDIY]

Many thanks for your comment Tim.

[@saint-666]

Cheers Rod 👍 nice clear and concise, explained everything I was looking for with none of the "big KZbinr" nonsense

[@RODsDIY]

Thanks for your comment Saint.

[@jasonhughes4193]

Good video. Thank you.

[@RODsDIY]

Thanks for your comment Jason.

[@MrUbiquitousTech]

Good information, thank you for sharing!

[@RODsDIY]

And thanks to you for leaving a comment.

[@FATStereo]

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Thanks for the comment and subscription FatStereo.

[@d9e240]

Yeah this was good, thanks for sharing.

[@RODsDIY]

Thanks for your comment Drew, please share with others if you can.

[@fortuneone6632]

Love 💕 IT.

[@RODsDIY]

And I love your comment. Many thanks Fortune One.

[@bhupathigopiraju3938]

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[@RODsDIY]

At 2:30 you can see the tool I made. You can make it yourself with a steel round bar of a diameter exactly the same as the outer diameter of the pipe you want to swag. You make 4 diagonal cuts on one end to make a point.

[@rajkumar-qg6ij]

Hi, can swaging method used for mass productions of coils? This is the process where u-bend are connected to straight copper tubes to create circuits. Can it replace the flaring process where it is currently be used?

[@RODsDIY]

Hi Raj, I'm not familiar with the mass production, although most probably it uses hydraulic presses. This manual swagging process is not recommended for gas systems due to the issues it has and considering the cost of the commercial equivalents.

[@Backstabbio]

Very nice, but swaging is used in AC work often. Holds gas fine.

[@RODsDIY]

Thanks for your comment Backstabbio.

[@artgoat]

You anneal copper by dunking it red hot. It's the opposite of hardening steel..

[@RODsDIY]

Thanks.