Great video. As a DIY-er I would prefer the non solder version. My aplication is to replace my house water main shutoff valve. On my side not the city side. I like the compression fitting the best because there is no rubber oring involved. But it has a tendency to leak. I dont like using fittings with rubber orings because rubber does not last as long when exposed to the weather elements. And I dont realy want to rent a crimping maching for 50 bucks a day.
Seen some similarish videos on this subject but this is the most useful and comprehensive. Nice one.
Nice 1. Glad it was helpful
Great video man! Simple explanations with full demonstrations. This made my soon-to-be-installed Laundry Tub project much easier.
Great to hear!
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Great video. As a DIY-er I would prefer the non solder version. My aplication is to replace my house water main shutoff valve. On my side not the city side. I like the compression fitting the best because there is no rubber oring involved. But it has a tendency to leak. I dont like using fittings with rubber orings because rubber does not last as long when exposed to the weather elements. And I dont realy want to rent a crimping maching for 50 bucks a day.
Yeah compression fittings are a solid option.
What about fitting longevity? Would the O-Ring style fittings potentially leak due to degradation after several years? Great video! thank you
Generally I have personally not had an issue with this
Super helpful. Thanks!
You're welcome!