How to connect Copper to Pex using SharkBite Fittings...
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- Опубликовано: 20 дек 2020
- In this video I will show you all of the tips and tricks to connecting copper to Pex using Sharkbite fittings... If you follow these easy instructions in this video you will be a Pro in no time at all ..
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Those mitts tell me shut up and listen
We call them paws. I agree
The dry. Rack deep as the grand canyom
Yeah, my thoughts exactly. He's a man that does the work.
Well said….
Came to say this
Appreciate your straightforward video. No music, no graphics ... just the information. That's what I needed. Thank you!!!
There are some people worth listening to and there are some people you really wish you had not listened to, I think it is obvious which class this gentleman belongs to... What you are getting here is the upper class of RUclips instruction!
There are some people who know what they are talking about, and then there are other people who think they know what they're talking about and then again there's other people just have no idea what they're talkin about...
AND THEN YOU HAVE THIS GUY!
YOU HAVE THIS GUY WHO'S OBVIOUSLY IN A CLASS OF HIS OWN, KIND OF LIKE AN ELITE CLASS PEOPLE WHO HAVE THE RIGHT TO SPEAK WITH AUTHORITY BECAUSE THEY ARE OFFERING VALUABLE, USEFUL AND ACCURATE TRUSTWORTHY INFORMATION!
SO I'D LIKE TO SAY THANK YOU FOR SHARING THAT WITH US!
thanks for reinstating my faith in my decision to go all shark bite push. i ordered a bunch of fittings for my project and started running into these self-proclaimed "Old School" plumbers on You Tube who nearly scared me off... Well, at 76, I'm "old school" too... BUT I'm willing to try new ideas, methods, and materials before I throw out the baby with the bath water... Your video has helped me keep my confidence. Anyone out there with hands that look like my own CAN be trusted! Looks like that damn Bobcat laid into you as well as me!!! I became a new sub because of this video. My appreciation.
Straight to the point, no BS. Thank you.
The cryin shame about this video is that I can only give it one thumbs 👍
... What about the five stars that it deserves!?!?
Sharbite and pex stuff is a complete game changer. Love the stuff
The best video I've seen and very, very precise teaching. Thank you!!
Really good detailed example. Check at 4:45 u said twist the PEX clockwise but to be accurate the tool clockwise the PEX counter clockwise.
Thank you much for the video. going to change my spigot right now!!
Thank you! Your directions are great! Very detailed, great tips, great visuals, great teacher!
Ctu,,
Good video, Mr. Scott. Thanks for covering the niceties of de-burring, etc.
Thank you for explaining the process in basic simple terms that we diy need. Thank you again
that was an awsome video....saved my butt on a job dealing with copper water lines!!!!!
Great explanation,,thanks for the update 👍👍
Excellent instructional clarity. Thank you.
Great presentation. Clear and concise. Thanks for putting this together.
Thanks for the Video! By the look of your working hands its straight to the point.
Thank you very much for your wonderful guide. You teach us by your heart
Amazing teacher . God bless you sir .
Thanks for your info video that will help to do the plumbing at my house. I hope you will completely heal the cut on your left index finger. 😊 Cheers!
Gracias por los detalles que a enseñado… su video a sido muy útil para mi y me imagino que para mucha gente también 👍🏻
now those are workman's hands!
They are pretty beat up...
i had a helluva time using the slip coupling. once you move that piece on and use their little orange plastic "tool" to reposition, good luck
@@diymrscott4983 Can We use SharkBite for Underground water line..???
@@Sralaineo- With everything that I have read about them I have never found anything that says you can or can't use them underground. So I'm not sure how to answers your question.. Hope that Helps Thanks for Watching & SUBSCRIBING
Any shark bite can connect copper to pex a or different ? That means we much choose a special shark bite ? Thanks
Great video and detail for working with these products. Thank you for doing it.
Informative video with all the details, thank you, I will do what you do.
For what it's worth. You can also cut the PEX tubing with a regular tubing cutter (most of the time). but you need to deburr the inside edge of the tubing with a reamer as well. It's slower, but works and I already had both a tubing cutter and reamer on hand. I was helping my brother do some PEX replacement last weekend and he had 2 tubing cutters on hand. On one, the cutter wheel didn't clear the body of the cutter enough to cut all the way through the PEX. The second did and that's what we used.
Absolutely the best information and demonstration video……… Big Thanks
Thank you for the great video. You make it look very easy.
great instruction, thanks! Now about that finger, vaseline and two 1 inch flex bandaids will heal that cut. leave them on for a week or change every three days
Your funny 😆
This a real man he probably threw super glue in it and nothing works better then super glue ask your doctor
Those hands have a lot of mileage on them
He’s from that generation where you just look at it and keep working.
Damn, thems are some working man hands, respect and thank you for good info!
Exactly what I need to do. Thanks for the info!
I was searching to do my 3 quater sprinkler ball shut offvalve and I managed to cut the piece out and took to the Home Depot and they helped me to find the same thing as the one I had then, they also told me I need saldin it after put it together, I bought whole bunch of stuffs and didn't work for me it still leaked. Now I saw your video using push in copper, wow, why didn't they tell me this. I thank you so much for all this information.
I am going to the Home Depot again to get all stuffs. Thanks
Excellent demo and clear explaination. Nice job!
Daggone man, mine and your fingers and hands look just alike. They've been through alot of miles and projects. Great video.
I think this is a good, general overview for beginners. I found that with plumbing in place and no leverage, getting the connections in and apart is not quite so easy as one would think. Filing the Cu is a good idea.
When trying to disconnect an inline, in place, overhead, vertical SharkBite fitting, it was my experience that the disconnect tongs were necessary - just couldn't get enough force with the clip. That's the deal with SharkBite that bench demos don't convey. Not to scare anyone away from it, but be aware that these fittings are tight for a reason. They don't just slide on and off.
Yep, I went with the tong style from the start. Glad I did.
@@Bargle5 é deveria ter também para unir com cobre e alumínio por isso não gostei 👎
Great video. This is what I am looking for... Thanks a million.
Well done. Good sound. Thank you, sir.
good tip on inside burrs and protip tool. thank you.
Thats a nice size cut on your finger! I feel your pain, yesterday on my job site, I cut my hands up pretty good installing baseboard heating
You deburred the outside of the PEX pipe BUT did not deburr the outside of the 3/4-inch copper pipe. This should be done in case there is a burr that could nick/cut the black O-ring in the SharkBite fitting. One less chance of a possible leak. Otherwise, a great video.
Very good skin cut!!!!!
great video, simple and good teacher
Great job. Thank you
Great video! Thank you for your instruction! 😎
My hands are well on their way to looking like that! Great video thanks
It was helpful and thank you!
(If I can just add this point it was a pleasure listening to your video, inspired with confidence that you know what you're talkin about and YOU ARE NOT SOME YAHOO!)
What I mean by saying YOU ARE NOT SOME YAHOO, is that RUclips is saturated with yahoos who have no idea what they're talkin about but unfortunately believe that they are some authority on the topic FEEDING PEOPLE BAD INFORMATION, BAD METHODS, BAD IDEAS, AND BAD BELIEVES!)
SO AGAIN LET ME SAY THANK YOU!
That was an amazing video. Thank you!
All banged up. Great video
Thanks, clear and concise
Great video short and to the point..Thanks
Thank You
Thank you sir. That was perfect
Awesome video… very helpful
thank you very much, very good information
Good job showing your technique for removing the Shbite connector with the orange U tool, bcuz that can be a real struggle!!
Great video.
P.S. Always cut away with the knife and keep your fingers clear. That's a fine cut you got.
Outstanding, thank you.
Them some beat up hands
Good video
Very detailed thanks
excellent video thank you
Good stuff! Thank you
Never knew they had fancy horseshoe tool. I used 6" adjustable crescent wrench to release fitting.
Well explained!
great job nicely done
Thank you sir.
Thanks for the info! I’m about to install a whole home water filter and have never worked with pex. About to buy those tools and some shark bites and get after it!
Way to go good for you...I just redid my entire RV. Thanks for Watching & SUBSCRIBING
@@diymrscott4983 no plastic inserts is need for the copper inserts r only for plastic
excellent video , ty
👍 just perfect and clear
Money well spent for those tools. Thanks for sharing
Thank you sir great instructions
Very welcome
Thanks for the video u are a master in plumbing . . but im the master in tile and marble
Thanks You Sir...Wish I had your skills.
This guys hands are awsome.
Great video
2 thumbs up 👍 👍 and 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐
Was helpful seem all you have to do is push and seat the shark bite as far as it will go… isn’t that same distance as measuring? Also how much of a bend can you put in pex?
Great video 👍
Thank you very much
I'm amazed that those work.
Just look at those hands. You know he is good at this.
Please, if possible, list out all tools and fitting that you use to connect copper and PEX pipe in this video. Thank you.
I have done that Please check Description. Thanks for Watching & SUBSCRIBING
Thanks
where did you buy all these tools as sharkbite release and copper and spec clean out burr at Mr Scott thanks
have that sharkbite run along the wall or outside. u need to get to it if it leaks.
you"r the best
if the sharpe edge on the inside of the copper pipe can ruin the connection in the sharkbite fitting, the sharpe edge in the pex can also effect the connection in the sharkbite fitting.
you used your orange device to deburr the putter mr edge of the pex but did not break the sharp inside on the pex. i would hit that inside edge as well.
What happens to the shsrk bite if you remove the white inner piece? Ive been told to remove it when going from copper to PEX.
Hands that look like that make the world go around
Those are working hands! Cuts and a smashed finger nail. Shows experience!
Is that sharkbite two different sizes on either side?
Great video. It looks like your finger got a shark bite!
Tip: When inserting the copper into SharkBite the plastic insert is not required, thus can be safely removed.
IMPORTANT: When inserting PEX, CPVC, and the like, into the SharkBite DO NOT remove the plastic insert. Inside the SharkBite the plastic insert provides needed/required rigidity to the PEX, CPVC, and the like.
Is it ok to just leave it as well, when inserting copper?
@@rcrewe3733 Yes you may leave it in for both copper and PEX CPVC. A while back I called SharkBite with the same insert question. They stated being as copper is rigid the plastic insert is not required. SharkBite also said PEX, CPVC are not rigid as copper thus insert is required/needed providing backing on the inside of the PEX and CPVC. In our house we had to replace about forty feet of copper (pinhole leaks) with PEX, in two sections. All four ends were PEX on the one side, Copper on the other. One run I left the insert in both sides, on the other section I pulled the insert out on the copper side. Be sure you have the sizing gauge, it is a big help well worth the few dollars. Truly hope the aforementioned helps you.
@@rcrewe3733 Leaving the liner in will just reduce flow cross section as well leaving the folded edge on the inside from the cutter.
how long last shark bite fittings and how recommended to inside walls?
Does the Sharkbite work with Pex A, or just the crimp Pex tubing, or doesn’t it matter?
can you use this method in copper to pvc?
I know this guy is legit because his hands are jacked up lol
Can I use sharkbite on just a regular water heater ? I don't have a fancy hot water one !
Where I can get it this quick fittings?
Should i use pexa or pexb with sharkbite?
Great video! Helped ease my mind tonight thinking about using shark bites on a shower valve install tomorrow! But I do have a question. - What if I'm working with some old 1988 copper and changing to pex? My question is do I just wipe it clean, put a brush on it, or really deep clean it or what? In other words do I need to shine the copper or just wipe it off? Thx!
Yes would clean and shine the copper that is what Ive done in the past..I just finished an install on a house that was built in the 1960s and had no problem. Thanks for Watching & SUBSCRIBING
Plumbers hate them homeowners love them!
for what reason should one not cut pex with a ratcheting pvc cutter?