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Appreciate the knowledge I actually play your videos before I'm driving into work gets me sprinkler prepped for the day definitely appreciate your videos keep them coming
I would use the pipe cutter just for no jagged edges and a good square cut .I did up to 3” limited , always threaded. Wish I learned to roll grove I hate when they tie off on piping!
Yeah, although I use an electric right angle drill because my cordless drill has a hard time running the groover. I haven’t tried it with my new drill, maybe I should.
@@FireSprinklerTech I use all Hilti tools. I just turn it down into a lower gear and it goes slower, but it has the torque to turn the groover. We use it on sch40 as well.
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Appreciate the knowledge I actually play your videos before I'm driving into work gets me sprinkler prepped for the day definitely appreciate your videos keep them coming
Absolutely love your content...keep up the good work, learning a bunch..
I would use the pipe cutter just for no jagged edges and a good square cut .I did up to 3” limited , always threaded. Wish I learned to roll grove I hate when they tie off on piping!
Good job, Damn those electricians, causing trouble every where.
Amazing video, as usual!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice video there Dr S. (Won't say your last name for privacy) :)
Great video as always.
Did you not use a drill to groove with just for videos teaching purposes?
Yeah, although I use an electric right angle drill because my cordless drill has a hard time running the groover. I haven’t tried it with my new drill, maybe I should.
@@FireSprinklerTech I use all Hilti tools. I just turn it down into a lower gear and it goes slower, but it has the torque to turn the groover. We use it on sch40 as well.
I spray wd40 around the hangers real quick and the pipe slides a bit better
The corrosion on that pipe, could it have been caused by the electrical hanger arcing the ground between fittings?
Corrosion in dry and pre-action systems is a common problem. It is typically from the moisture and air in the steel pipe.