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Prepare Copper Pipes for Soldering

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Tools and materials

  • 4-in-1 Cleaning Brush
  • Emery Cloth
  • Milwaukee M12 Copper Cutter Milwaukee
  • Pipe Reamer
  • Rubber Gloves
  • Tape Measure
  • Torch (e.g
  • Propane
  • MAPP)
  • Wire Brush
  • Copper Male Adapters
  • Copper Pipe
  • Copper Tee Fittings

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solder. Sometimes the paint's too thick on your pipe to sand. Grab a torch, burn it up. Then grab a brush, scrape that off, and then hit it with the sandpaper, your emery cloth again, and it's going to shine up pretty. Rem the inside of each pipe. Let's get all of our fittings clean. Today, I'm going to be going with copper mail adapters and thread on FIP quarter turn style stops. All right, I need six pieces of copper cut. We're going to go two inches each one. This is by far the easiest and fastest way to cut 1/2 inch, 3/4 in, and 1 inch copper pipe right here. If you're doing a lot of it, you're wanting one of these. Now we got to ream it all. To clean all these nipples, I'm going to use a 4 in1 cleaning brush. This is a great product that makes this job a lot simpler. Cleaning both nipples and fittings, 1/2 in and 3/4. If you guys need any of this stuff, I'll put links in the description box below. You can check out my link tree, check out my Amazon page. So, now we'll take all of

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