Isn’t it a 1/2” Allen key or 12.7mm? I’m not aware that a 12mm hex exists in the tails.

I did it by wrapping Gorilla Tape around the bonnet and then using a bottle opener, one of those with two levers that you squeeze shut. It left small marks but it came right off!

It would’ve been more convincing if the radiator actually had any water in it in the first place, con not buying it 👎

A useful device but i would like a decent size box for it.also pull back carpet and some towels needed to catch very dirty radwater usuall black and extremely staining 😊

Old cloth was too small.

A good idea for a busy plumber 🎉🎉🎉

very well explained👍

I have a bath tub tap 3/4 inch but the copper pipe is only 15mm or 1/2 inch. Please identify a connector to attach my tap onto the smaller copper pipe. The bath tub tap is perfect as a basin tap. Thank you.

grommet

wow, just wow - even I could do that! thank you.

Move your arm !!!!!! Did you not check the video after you did it ???

Wonderful stuff!! My son got his phone down the back of the bathroom radiator so we are going to trust your method. Thnx for your tutorial. Will let you know if we pass the test! 😊😊

Very clear. Thanks for sharing.

Hi there, thanks for the video. I have a tap which is leaking out the top but doesn't have a packing gland. Wondering how I can fix that type of tap?

Thanks, helpful, just wish you could have shown how to also loosen the strap.

Fixed my bathroom sink tap just by these simple instructions saved 100 quid labour awesome .. Thanxx x

Hi. Nothing like this exists on the current market. Were you not able to find investors to bring the product to market?

No nonsense and straight to the point. Thanks.

Ok

Can you freeze the pipe if it is plastic?

I do mine with flax and jointing compound never leaked but recently a tiny leak appeared just wondered are rad threads faulty or should I use the locktie glue I have use it before I’m sure it’s the rad thread

A flex headed spanner and g clamp will do the same job.

nice plumbing tools 👍

Or use a cap??

I have put 20 clockwise turns with joining compound on the tread inside the rad. I have not fully tightened the rad tail home, because I don't' want to damage the rad thread. However, the joint feels loose. Will the joint leak, and should I tighten all the way? Your thoughts?

Hi can you tell me the part no for your tool thanks

Wow this is great, i have just tryed to change the tap gland on my bath tap and had this problem ( same taps ) i was thinking of grinding it off with a dremmel 😄 but i will order one of these now thanks.

How to remove hard tap cartridge

Really well explained. Thanks for posting

I will try to do it with woodglut plans.

I think you can do it yourself, just watch and learn from woodglut instructions.

Very good video thank you

No flexi connectors for bath taps ?

Thanks for the video =)

Just teaching myself DIY after moving to a new house which needs work, so thank you!

AT LAST !!!! AFTER WATCHING DOZENS OF VIDS, THERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF MY TAP !!!! GOD KNOWS WHAT MAKE THEY ARE, BUT THEY HAVE THAT UNIQUE ''LAMPSHADE' SHAPED COVER ON. PRETTY TO LOOK AT, A BUGGER TO GET OFF. EXCEPT, I ALREADY HAD ONE OF THOSE CAN/ BOTTLE OPENER'S, AND IT WORKED A TREAT ON THIS JOB TOO. THANKS.

mine is telescopic and the extension cannot be unscrewed.

Thanks for the tutorial i just removed my first radiator successfully .End caps are fitted 8mm olive and bolt type no leaks . .

Top video, to the points , no messing about

Excellent demo! I didn't know you could use a standard olive with compression to fit to tap. Thanks for sharing!

Comes with stickers for your splashback tiles!

that gap under the skirting board is handy for running pipes!

Superb video. No stupid intros, straight to the subject.

Old video but helped me fit my new taps (a first for me) thanks

How do you tighten the top of the tap mines loose and wobbles thanks

Thank you for your help.

I love those kind of faucets. Scalding hot from one. Frigid cold from the other... No mixing to make warm water allowed!

Thanks for this as I'm in the process of having to tighten up a loose tap. Is it possible to tighten and loosen without having to extract the water feed pipe?.

Does say how to get the water to come in

Thank you. I fixed my dripping tap today using the same tool as shown in your video. The tool was purchased new. However, after just one use I now find that I can't unscrew the cutter. It's actually stuck quite badly. So now I can't change the cutter to a larger supplied one. Any idea?