I bent 1 " using shrink and didn't have to cut the pipe. If you get it, its time saving

I was taught to bend on centers

I had to stop. I hated the repetitive music bed. Silence is golden when it comes to concentration.

I recently replaced a GFCI outlet in my kitchen and the wire in the box was stranded. The new outlet had screw terminals unlike the original outlet where the wires were attached by the GFCI manufacturer and attached to the wires in the box with wire nuts. I stripped the stranded wire, formed it around the screw terminals (clockwise direction), and tightened the screws. I'm thinking the better way is to crimp a fork terminal onto the wire so the wire strands are not crushed. My brother recommended removing the stranded wire and using solid wire at the screw terminations. I like that idea too. What do you recommend?? I know in military applications that use stranded wire, the wire end is typically crimped into a ring lug and attached to a terminal block with a #10 screw. Also, you have to becareful the strands don't break when securing to the outlet terminals. 😊

That pipe is more crooked than my 🥒

Lmao I was watching the first bend and I'm like I don't think that's gonna work. Unless he know something I don't. Lol. Awesome tyou left that on

Why didn’t u bend a small box off set on the top of that j box

Yeah but how do I use it, a demo would have been helpful, waste of time

thought i was about to learn something wild as soon as you bent the first one lol

And how about for the offsetting of 2" emt pipes? Thanks,

Good day idol,, iam abraham from philippines.. My questions is what is the exactly distance for the offsetting of 4" imc pipes using a manual hydrolic pipe bender?? I hope u see this massages? God bless

Nice video!

uwu

Showing Estelle that you’re on KZfaq, she thinks you’re the coolest

Thanks for showing me how to do this. My own company won't even properly teach me without putting me down for not understanding "common sense"

I’m glad I found this channel 👍🏾

Can you make a video about kicks?

The first one was a bicycle ramp

Good video! Thanks

This title needs to be changed, he never actually demonstrated how to use it, he just kind of glossed over it.

This guy is great! The Music background sucks

I like the fact you made a mistake. For me that’s the learning curve that stuck

Great explanation. Keep making your videos straight to the point 👌👌

...Does everything but actually use it...

Be veeeeeery careful if decide to make things "look" level or square. It will look like sh*t when you're done. You would NEVER build an unsquare or unlevel addition to match the existing old structure. Yes it does expose what's wrong with the existing structure, but if match bad with bad it will look even worse. Try it and find out.

All that whinging and your tip is misleading. The heat and slow cooling anneals the metal. Gonna want to temper it again or you pull the end-loop straight.

😠 😡 made me fucked up a 10ft pipe

This will work only for 3 point saddles in 1 pipe run but, if you have a 90 degree bend or offsets, shrink is needed in the calculations..

whoa light work didn't expect that 116

yooooo i saw the mistake as it was happening i thought he had a new trick to learn 😞😞😞😞

Good video

It’s supposed to go up not out

The number book comment is under rated. One f-up and the time it takes to trouble shoot and ring out wires will pay for dozens of the books. Nobody ever considers what they didn’t spend when you pay for preventative costs.

Thanks Josh

Awsome

Nice, so you measure offsets from center to center?

Great video. I was thinking I would do as single 90 that shot out the side of the box.

Thanks for calling out the toxic crap that seems to occur in the trades. We NEED people in trades and a lot of people just dont want to be around the toxic and bully type attitudes out there. Like you said, we all need each other .

Awesome vid man very informative 💪

The star is for back 90s not saddles , and the notch right before the star I thought was for saddles ?

Great job

Video is cool but chill wit the background music 😂 It’s overwhelming 😅

You've gotten it backwards with heating the metal. Bending it is essentially work hardening the metal - the torch is annealing it and making it softer so when you go to bend it you don't excessively harden it. Still; good suggestion to heat the metal before bending.

Top shelf no shame we live and we learn . Great content

Thanks for being gnarly and not arrogant like 90% of tradesmen 🤙

Link to some of the material like connector would help

Can someone explain what exactly the point of twisting the wire nut backwards, before twisting it the correct way?

Hey, don’t forget us elevator guys

Do you know about RV connections (vibration)? It seems like depending on who you ask, RV wire should be stranded, but I don't know why you couldn't use either, as long as the terminal connections are good. If we had solid wire, couldn't the ends be lightly sanded for better grip with the terminal screws?

Say you've never been on a construction site by not saying youve never been on a construction site except this one time.