Pipe bending and soldering gas pipe! 

Thanks mate 👌👌

Same here 🤣💀

Hahaha I through my 16 year old hilmors in the skip! Now I’m solidly using monument 15 and 22

Hahaha don’t worry your not alone 😂 glad you liked it buddy

Please send the link where I can buy this pipe bender or the name. It looks heavy duty

Love them!

I was the same but carried the monuments in my solder bag and hilmors for back up. Now my hilmors are in a skip and I’m devoted now to full time monuments!!

Thank you 😍😍

Thank you! Cheers pal, always mate got to have it clean

I know mate new year new me 🤣👏

حميل

Will do mate

They make money 🤣🤣

@@mmplumber hm👍

Straight coupling, soldered or not, does not add much friction for the water travelling in the pipe. Bending the same. But if you put a couple of elbows there, you suddenly creating friction equivalent of many more meters in length. Friction altimately causes damages. Besides, if you live in a s/hole like me, Hull, with max 2.5bar mains pressure...you really want to bend😂😂

It’s a proven formula with 45 degree bends

Only time I've even seen someone else use it to be fair

@mmplumber a how to video using the Monument bender with that formula would be great 😊 Smashing content as ever!!

When I started my Apprenticeship in the early 70’s it was all copper tube. 6M lengths & minimum fittings used, everything bent. Doing Bungalows, a 6M run up to the Header Tank all in one go!! You got your arse kicked, literally, by the Boss if you used fittings!! The tight old bastard was ex POW from WW2, Glaswegian & as tough as nails!! God knows the horrors he must’ve seen in the War years. So drinking was his main hobby & pissed, any course Cowboy these days, couldn’t lace his boots........He was an artisan, pissed or not! Learning from him was amazing, he was so skilled. He showed me the Constant Multiplier for bending copper tube, lots of Tripod machines, but we used the ‘new’ Handibender. It’s simple trigonometry; 10° bends offset size x 6 22° bends x 2.6 30° x 2 45° x 1.4 60° x 1.2 So measure your offset Centre to Centre, multiply it by the Multiplier & that’s the distance between the two marks on your tube. Bend it to the required angle. It’s not too critical where your marks sit in the former, as long as you use the same location in the former for both bends. Nothing new in the Plumbing & Heating game!! Luv Dick Puller❤

@@benregler9872thanks mate I think there is one I did with 15mm buddy

Holds True in Georgia.

No Solder on Gas.

Same, Roll Tide!@@leowilliams7578

That is awesome!

It’s medium hard in the uk so it’s all good going into the bender 👊👊

Round here we spell here, here. Not hear. But you might not be from round here so we will let it go. Hear from you soon.

Not in the UK. He has fitted that to the correct regs.

I do need a flare kit!

30 degree distance x 2 45 degree distance x 1.4 60 degree distance x 1.2

Eco clip mate 👏👏

Gas pipes can be bent but no more than 90 degrees. But your right about the soft solder that's never allowed

The pipe we are using in Uk are half hard for plumbing and Gas

That house will be pulled down before that copper rots away.

Scrap 🤣

Wtf 😂😂 are you on the same planet as us