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Prepare for Inner Pipe Chamfering

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I wish I had this drill attachment years ago! #plumbing #plumber #diy @gohelper

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What happens here

Begin by inspecting the cut end of the PVC pipe, noting any rough edges or burrs that could cause snags in drain lines. The video highlights the importance of eliminating these imperfections. Take the 'Gohelper' 2-in-1 inner and outer PVC chamfer tool and insert its shaft into the chuck of a cordless drill, specifically a Ryobi brand drill. Securely tighten the chuck. Ensure the drill is set to a low-speed setting and that it will rotate in the forward direction.

Goal: Before chamfering, ensure the PVC pipe end is free of significant burrs. Then, attach the chamfering tool to a drill and set the drill to a low speed, forward rotation.

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill
  • PVC Pipe

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you don't want to have any kind of snags inside your drain line now let me show you with the go jobber pop this in keep your drill on low setting going forward just you can see that knocked that down made it very nice and smooth to get the other side pop this out you want to grab the smaller supplied hex key I would put my finger down here just you don't want

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