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Mark and Cut Existing PVC Pipe

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Plumbing fail on the farm! Backwards? You decide

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What happens here

The plumber holds the assembled swing check valve and union against the existing PVC pipe at the wellhead to accurately mark the sections to be removed. He uses a pencil to draw lines on the PVC pipe, indicating where the cuts need to be made. Once marked, a Milwaukee reciprocating saw with a DeWalt blade is used to carefully cut the PVC pipe, ensuring clean breaks.

Goal: The existing PVC pipe is precisely marked and cut to create space for the new swing check valve and union connections.

Tools and materials

  • DeWalt Saw Blade
  • Milwaukee Reciprocating Saw
  • Pencil

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store now we're using rain or shine medium blue pvc cement rain or shine really kicks butt brian is setting it up right here and putting us some marks in place where we're going to cut this pipe pretty simple process here folks just using a little reciprocating saw from northern tool here very cool something you want to be sure of when you get done cutting pipe like this is always clean the little burrs off the

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