How to join a flexible (flexi) pipe to a copper pipe - conex compression 

First time I've heard of hemp for sealing threads! Hemp is kind of the wonder plant. Suppressed. But really capable.

Nice video meneer I'm saving myself some plumber Labour and enjoying DIY🎉

Thanks Bru, just what I need.. got a fairly modern kitchen mixer to replace but the previous installers hard coppered to the tap and solder joint.. got cut it out and put flexi in..

Cheers, seems like a straight forward job. I got a couple to fit in my cloakroom. It is annoying not to have them and then to shut the main water stopcock just to change the seal in the mixer.

That's exactly what I've got to do. Thanks dude 👍

Thank you. Very useful. Need to change mine very soon.

Could you provide a link to these stop valves with 1 female end please? I can't find these anywhere and it would save me a lot of hassle on a job. I can only find valves with 2 male compression ends. Thanks

Bit of a dumb question but when the taps are 90 degrees to the copper pipe is this cutting off the water, and do they need to be kept this way during normal time? Thx for the excellent videos.

Use a proper hand twist copper pipe cutter for cleaner cut. They make tiny ones for tight locations.

So what the part called which joined in between flexi pipe n copper pipe?

Thanks for the video, it clarified some doubts I have. I am going to make a vintage style faucet that will be put on a countertop so the copper pipe ends below it. I need to connect the flexible pipe that comes from the shut off valve to that copper pipe, what I should use for that? We are in full quarantine here so all stores are closed and Im gonna buy it online. Thanks!!

Hemp? Not Teflon tape?

What a champ! Thx boet!

why didn't you sand the copper after cutting it?

Great video ,can you please list the size of all parts that you use as i need to try same job as you did but dont know name and size of the products(conex conecttor male or female) .thank you in advance ! ps:is for copper to bath tap

Good video

don't you have to solder the coupler (connex) to the pipe??

Thanks❤😂🎉🎉 bro

Thanks a massive help

What is the hemp for? Is that just hemp rope?

Hmmm am stuck.... Can I fit a fkexi pipe directly to a tee fitting???

Thank goodness for the black helpers hand.

Does this leak?

Is this hemp instead of ptfe

You have had one of your hands in the sun too much LOL

Why use an angle grinder?

Why didn't you need to flare the copper?

Hope it’s not potable water. Hemp no! PTFE yes!

Coppa

Still no idea how you connected the copper pipe to the stop valve, useless video !!!

The flexi has a valve in, how would you attach a flexi to a fixed pipe?

Thank you! Exactly the problem I’m trying to fix. Thank you for the great explanation, clarified all my concerns

what is that fitting @2:58 which screws on the sawed off edge of the copper pipe???

I certainly wouldn't recommend using a cutting disc on a pipe that has another pipe directly behind it. If it were necessary I would recommend using a piece of scrap metal for protection in case the grinding disc catches the back pipe.

I notice you have one black hand and one white hand. How is this possible?

Very usefull information. Thanks guy..

That really confused me you have three hands 👍

Chopping a copper pipe using a grinder? Really? You're a joke, mate

So many mistakes

very professional install - comments from a flexible hose manufacturer

Thanks for the video, but how did you manage to screw unto the cut pipe

so ugly having the flex line coming through the floor! and you now have to go to the basement to shut off for repairs.

Is there any galvanisation hazard there between the two different pipes?

😂 at that waste combo

thanks!

Thankypu.

I meant. Falco. Not falcon.

This is a great video. It sounds like the dude from falcon is narrating.

What is name fitting

Where do I find the part you used in the video?

Is there an easier way to cut copper

Don't know what country you are in but in the UK we fit isolator valves direct to copper and flexi plus there is no need for ptfe. Don't over tighten the fittings that's the major problems for the diy enthusiasts.👍👍

How was this water tight at the cut?