Been working as a plumbing and heating / gas engineer for 10 years now and that has really helped me. The way i was taught at college was really long winded. This way is so much easier. Thanks pb plumber

Very well done mate. When your knees give up you could become a college lecturer! 👍

This is the best offset tutorial I’ve seen I am college learning plumbing and this is so helpful Thanks

Great video to help anyone out that’s struggling with bending 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼

Normally I do bends, offsets and crossover by eye. You have explain very well precision bending

Finally some explanation on markings and the techniques. Powerful

As usual , awesome video , as a relatively new plumber , ive learnt loads off your videos, great content and u explain it all really well , so thanks mate , keep um coming

Excellent tutorial. Looking forwards to watching the next one on a full pass over. Thanks for taking the time to make this and your other videos. All are very informative.

Bets explanation n this topic I have seen this far,brillaint

Just started doing plumbing and the bends really struggle with them knowing when and where to pull so been watching ur vids for tips and tricks on pupe bending.....

It was very informative and personally I learnt a lot thank you for sharing your thoughts and knowledge 💐💐💐👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 u r wonderful Peter ❤️👍🏼🙂

I luv your videos, I do plumbing in our own house, went to trade school but knees were fucked by the time I finished, so more of a DIY 'er nowadays. I like your vids cos ya don't talk a lot of bollox like on other channels, very professional.

Great refresher learning if you haven't done pipe bending for a while.Thank you for this tutorial

Loving the KZfaq videos pb. I have got more info about bending in your videos than I did my whole apprenticeship. Keep the videos coming 👌🏻

Brilliant, as per your 90 bends a really good explanation.

I been watching you for ages. I been a plumber since 2005 in the United States. We don’t bend pipe here and I’m extremely jealous that we do not. Seems like a much cleaner way to navigate plumbing through a structure

Been watching a few other vids and getting confused, you managed to simplify with getting the same results ... top man👌 top

Nice one, really informative PB.👍

If you engrave the tangent for your most used angles on your bender you would save alot of time. Also your mark is not centered on the bend... Lastly if your doing a 30 degree bend for lets say a 3" offset, just multiply by 2. So 3x2=6, mark your first bend then go 6" from there and mark again. Bend first bend, rotate tube and bend 2nd.

Hi mate really loving your videos, it's so much help with the younger lads. Keep up the good work cheers Nick

Hey PB,you should do a video on how to solder NEAT. I like your soldering, really really neat and would love to have some tips from you on how to solder neat. Great videos bud!

thx mate, I'm adding a radiator in my new home gym and this is gonna help me do my bends in the next 30 mins or so.

Thank you PB, great explanation

Great vid, PB. Personally I can pull these already. I am really looking forward to the next vid explaining how to pull a full crossover, because I haven't got a clue, and the pre-bent crossovers are expensive! Cheers!

Beautifully clear explanation!!

Awesome video as always, it isn't the way I pull sets but it's most certainly seems easier than the way I do it, so il definitely be trying this method out! Cheers PB 🙌🏼👏🏼

As a good rule of thumb; on a 30 degree bend, the rise is twice the run...got to get across a 20mm obstacle (Rise), then the bend should start 40mm (Run) from thre obstacle - works on elec conduit.

very good video you have shown it is always good to be a little more accurate rather than guessing and end up wasting copper pipe. better to do it right the first time!

Respect I like wot you do , thank you for the help 💯

Remarkable bending Peter thanks 👍🏼💐🙂

Hello, m'y name is HELMI, I plumber in France at Nice. You work very well👏👏👏👏👏👏👏.

Really good video and similar to the way I do it but yours has a number of improvements that I think adopt myself when showing people. All the stuff they teach you in class are very good but not practical out on site. So it's refreshing to see an engineer not using a vice or a bendy ruler.

Mate .. that was mint

If I mark back for example on your 15mm pipe bender 70mm to edge of former for a 90deg bend , then for 45deg you would mark back 35mm , 30deg 23mm aprox without getting into decimals etc. My pipe bender is actually 65mm back from center of a 90deg in 15mm pipe so for me aprox 32.5 for a 45deg etc . Works for me

Great video.

Very good video well done 👍

nice one mate

Excellent.

Great, thanks!!

Thanks for video , is it better to put on youtube so no time restriction cheers

If you are recording on your phone turn it on its side so that the video will be bigger

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Hi there. A Question about crimping pipework instead of soldering, have you tried any of that work. Cheers.

Hi Pete. When you measure the distance from the pipe in the bender to the scrap piece you hold against the former to get your measurement, you say outside to outside. But is that gap in between the two pipes? Thanks.

@P B Plumber if you did a playlist of a rundown of the courses you wouldn’t have so much more subs can’t don’t one that goes right through the course anywhere I’m currently taking the 6035… 😂

What brand of bender do you recommend? I’m from the States. Thanks

I love y r videos, I am just a beginner, I want to bend 90 then 90 but to the left how do I do it pls

Were you using hard copper or soft annealed copper?

What kind of pipe bender are you using? Thank you

Lord I have so much to learn 🤦🏻‍♀️

You could give Uri Geller a few tips 😀

what benders do you recommend?

Hi pb plumbing! 😃 Like for good luck 👍

Hi, does anyone know how to bend flat copper pipes? I understand I'd have to stuff the flat copper pipes with, like, fine sand so that kinks won't form when bending. But is there a specific tool to bend flat copper pipes with?

Why do you measure 35mm back so that the line is touching the former but when pulling a 90 degree bend you measure it 70mm back and don’t have it touching the former and use the pipe to line it up? Do you just use a different placement for your line if it’s a different type of bend?

Did your copper start out rolled or straight pipe? The pipe I get here that can be bent is roll copper

Is it possible to do so 5 or 10 mm offset?

What kind of machine is this please?

What's the pen you're using mate?

Must take you a month to do a swap and a year to do a full hit.

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unclear to me sorry. i use a ruler and mark a point on the pipe.