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Really appreciate your no bs review of the press in action. I too am a renovator and find it difficult to justify the huge expense of a power press given the volume of use it would get.

Thank you so much for your real review and we have more new products to choose☺

What is your static water pressure?

I like that conclusion haha it's good!

Struth it works!

Thank you so much for a real true demonstration 👍🙏

150$ beats 2500$ every day of the week. Thanks for the review.

Thank you!

"...little bit just fell off." lol Love it!!

Is the i01 the same as half inch?

Well look it works" Thank you.

I paid $150 on Amazon!

Just fell off huh?

hey mate , does this work on T fittings too ?

“Just fell off”, lmao. Thx for the vid, just got this model for occasional use, looking forward to trying it out

Thank you sir. I saw this on Amazon and wondered about it. Like you if I did this for a living I would invest in battery powered tool. But this makes more sense. Right now I solder or switch to cpvc. I helped my son-in-law (really did it all myself) and did it all in cpvc.

No Mamelles asta te saco La Niña que traes dentro😂😂😂😂😂

Nice work!

Brass and zink = corrosion

So it's been nearly 3 years since this review. So far, no leaks. This tool was first used in my own bathroom and I have had no issues. I have used it in another 2 jobs and they are both leak free.

Sorry I would not trust his work

the people selling the motorized versions have a great scam going on lol. I could buy multiple Jaws of life tools and outsource my services as rescue assistance lol

Я ничего не понимаю, что ты говоришь, но ты молодец!

This was extremely helpful and exactly what I needed to understand. Thank you for giving a legitimate real world review!

Great video mate. I wondered how they worked. I mean yeah works ok I guess but I’d rather solder. Doesn’t take that long to solder providing you got the heat. Map gas can be ok rather use oxy & propane ya laughing. I’d rather not risk it but I’d use it to run like an air line say in ya shed so ya not pulling ya compressor out. So then just plug your air hose for like pumping tyers ect into the wall connection. I wouldn’t care if it leaked a bit.

Just ordered the $130 version. Your Reno workflow is like most blokes - jump in and give it ago. Make me more confident move the garden tap.

What luck that screw hole just fell off! Great demonstration of the tool.

OMG this HAS TO BE one of my most favourite plumbing videos EVER!!! Cheers mate, well done!

Whats up guys I'm about to buy that crimping tool. Before that I wanted to hear POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE THOUGHTS from yall.. I will respond to the comments

Hello mate, thanks for demonstration. Now after 2 years have you had any leaks or any problems? Find any further pros or cons? Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the video! It helped me to make the decision, not to buy it. Solves one problems but creates another. Will keep saving for battery version.

Vevor has this tool for 89$ us I just ordered mine

I just bought this exact tool for building a green house with a pipe frame it nice to see real people doing real reviews thank you for being brave enough to show this with all it's faults very helpful and trustful..

This guy dont know what he's doing👎👎👎👎👎

Great tool 👍👍👍👍👍

NICE TO SEE THIS IN USE!!... HOW DOES IT COMPARE TO OTHER BRANDS OF CRIMP TOOLS?!... I'D LIKETO INSPECT A SECTION IF 3/4" COPPER GOING TO AN OUTSIDE HOSE BIB, THAT SEEMS TO BE SUFFERING WITH CONSTRICTED FLOW... IF I GET TIS TOOL, I CAN EASILY DO THE REPAIR, WITHOUT THE TROUBLE OF SOLDERING ON PIPES FULL OF WATER, AND, SUCH....

This is more expensive and takes longer than soldering. If you want to press buy the proper tool and it's fast and awesome, I used this tool on 1 joint.. nope.

I wish we really knew the long term durability of all the new plumbing connection methods - propress, shark bite type fittings, and the different types of pex (crimp ring and that sort of expanding sleeve thing...). There are 100+ year old soldered copper pipe installations all over the place that are not leaking yet... The problem with soldering for DIYers is that it requires some skill that is really hard to develop if you don't do it very often. Nevertheless I think I'll stick with a torch for now.

This is perfect for a home DIYer. If you’re a professional plumber, break down and buy the Milwaukee M12. Very quick, clean and can get into tight spots. 2k seems like a lot upfront, but over time, you’ll realize it’s one the best purchases you’ve ever made. Your #1 cost is labor and the faster you get in and out of there , the quicker you can get on to the next job. Edit: I guess it depends in the size of the jobs as well. Onesie-twosie jobs, the manual tool all the way. If you have a ton of connections, electric for sure. Unless you really want that butterfly workout while you’re at work. The last upside to this tool is, once the customers see you pull this tool out, you may not know jack s#!t, but you’re a 100% bonafide professional in their eyes. 😆 Very good review, BTW!

Thank you for the vid it is helping a lot

Hello,friend. I am a seller on Amazon selling copper tube crimping tool. And we are looking for reviewers in the USA. Your video are fabulous, and you are exactly the reviewer we are looking for. Free sample will be provided for you to test. May I contact you further about the detail?

thanks for the video, I’ve been wondering how to get into propress under $2k-3k.

My concern would be in a tight spot like that the pipe would slip out of the fitting, you can’t hold in place because your using both hands to crimp. But yes you get what you pay for. Thanks for sharing

How much does that cost

Thought you were supposed to clean the pipes first???

Thanks mate. This thing will be perfect for renos. Converting copper to pex so I don’t need to buy a $4000 tool and now I don’t have to risk welding near old and dry wood

Thanks mate. Gives me a good idea watching u.

Hola for air codition

Great review. Thanks

Still leak free? Thinking about buying this tool.