10 Plumbing Tools On AMAZON For Under $10! You Have To Get! | GOT2LEARN
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- Here's a list of plumbing tools on Amazon that are $10 or less and are really worth having in your toolbox!
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Here's the list of tools (Amazon Affiliate links):
#1- Strap Wrench: amzn.to/2WpQA3D
#2- Flotec Drill Pump: amzn.to/2Pu0rnJ
#3- Mini Hacksaw: amzn.to/2pfjBmI
#4- JamBar (Johnni Bar): amzn.to/2ov6yx1
#5- Internal Pipe Cutter: amzn.to/2WpeUCD
#6- 4 in 1 Copper Cleaner: amzn.to/320FhjA
#7- 1/4" Mini Ratchet: amzn.to/2PwergA
#8- Picquic Super 8 Plus: amzn.to/31Z2J0K
#9- Plumb bob: amzn.to/36kam55
#10- Steel Wire: amzn.to/2PsVJqg
DISCLAIMER: Got2Learn is NOT responsible for any damage done to a property of which the plumbing wasn't done by a professional, I do not recommend doing your own plumbing if you are unsure about what you are doing, always hire a LICENSED contractor when doing any type of plumbing so you can be covered by insurances if something does happen, these videos are for entertainment purposes only!
Here's the list of tools (Amazon Affiliate links):
#1- Strap Wrench: amzn.to/2WpQA3D
#2- Flotec Drill Pump: amzn.to/2Pu0rnJ
#3- Mini Hacksaw: amzn.to/2pfjBmI
#4- JamBar (Johnni Bar): amzn.to/2ov6yx1
#5- Internal Pipe Cutter: amzn.to/2WpeUCD
#6- 4 in 1 Copper Cleaner: amzn.to/320FhjA
#7- 1/4" Mini Ratchet: amzn.to/2PwergA
#8- Picquic Super 8 Plus: amzn.to/31Z2J0K
#9- Plumb bob: amzn.to/36kam55
#10- Steel Wire: amzn.to/2PsVJqg
You should do a video on trouble shooting a tankless water heater,.for example a cross leak
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You bring an enormous amount of value to this marketplace. In my estimation, you are one of the best "Bomb-Droppers" on RUclips. Thank you for sharing at this level!
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I just bought the internal pipe cutter. I use it for fiberglass shower drains. I would fall down the drain sometimes. With the impact part. It's a life saver. Thanks a lot.
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@@Got2Learn Thanks for replying. Love the channel and videos.
@@brayanflores700 very nice of you Brayan, thank you soooo much!!!
That inside pipe cutter is awesome, I got to get one. That will save cutting the subfloor to set a new shower drain. Pa-pow!
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You solved about 10 commercial plumbing problems in one video. Thanks bub 👍
Thank you very much Adam!!
I've been doing a lot of hvac work at my grandmas (it's been cold lately) and I realized how much plumbing is involved. Furnace flue is pvc pipe, condensate line, gas, etc.
Nice, keep at it bro!!!
Watching this after literally dropping my Wera mini ratchet in a homeowners ceiling never to be found just yesterday. Gonna get a cheap one to replace it! Haha
Heheee amazon links in description box, poor Wera :(
Omg these are soo cool!! That first one is pretty practical 😮👏🏻🙌🏻
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thanks for all the videos.
that drillpump is a must have, i use it almost every day. And thank you for this video, love to watch your clips.
Yes, a real must, thanks Spy!!
I want one
Lots of must have in there. The inside cutter is great for installing shower bases
True ;)
I've had the Jam Bar for years now and rarely have to use it but when I do, I'm so glad to have it.
Yesss, so useful!
I seem to use mine all the time
Klein makes a really good strap wrench.
Another great video. I watched one of your other videos yesterday and found it equally informative. I'm definitely subscribing to your channel. Thanks for taking the time to make these. 🙂
Thank you very much John! 😉
You got good tips I do hvac but we do minor to mild plumbing for the most part I’ll definitely grab a couple of the items you listed to make my job easier 👍🏼
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Shove rags into wall cavity won't lose any tools. Great tips on your channel. 👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Good tip, thanks Mark :)
Or just use newspaper and leave it when you’re done.
You can get a magnetic retriever tool . You also can get a strong magnet , neodymium are strongest , and tie to string .
@@billsmith2212 I like to use neodenium magnets to "find" studs and sometimes blocking plates in walls, so dual purpose
@@tunafish3216 nah, the builders leave too many beer bottles and other trash in the walls, no room for newspapers
What a great list with such helpful hints!
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An awesome advice!
Thanks a lot!
Thanks bud!!!
Oh yeah inside cutters are soooo useful I use it all the time especially when I do flanges. I cut it down low with my sawzall then use the cutters to get just below the tile.
good to see you back !
Likewise :)
Great clip
Thank you . LIKE it
Thank you! Cheers!
Great info Bud!!
Thanks a lot Chris!!!
Wow, the toilet water removal using a drill pump is ingenious - can't believe I hadn't thought of that before. That small bit of water caught in the trap is always annoying.
Love this video
Thank you very much i learn a lot from your videos Good Bless you
You are most welcome Fabien!
hey that picquic : 17 bucks, 4 in 0ne brush 14 bucks, but I;m not complaining, they're both worth it. Good video.
Another great video
Those are great tool's, good job!. Just a little tip. Using that tiny ratchet I've tied it off with nylon string in case I drop it, and I did! But was easily retrievable. 😎
Nice trick Clifton, thanks buddy!
Thanks very useful mate
My pleasure :)
Useful cheap tools , the time saved will more than cover the cost.
Good work Sir.
Thanks Steve :)
Great list.
Thanks bud :)
Just ordered a drill pump via the link :)... should be one useful tool to have around the house. Thank you!
Thank you Paul, yes they are good for all kinds of little tasks, enjoy!!
I actually picked up that picquick dash 7 at sears. It was the last one they had and what sold me were the bits! Cool video.
Yeah it's good :)
Great video, Ty.
Glad you enjoyed it
I've definitely got to buy one of those jambars! Looks faster/easier /safer than the screwdriver I've been using!
They actually work really well, I was surprised the first time I used it, very satisfying :)
Great video. I will get a couple of those tools
Awesome, thanks Jose!
I learn a lot on your channel, thank you.
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Good list
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U R the real mvp. Good job.
Thx buddy :)
Thank you 🙏
You are very welcome, share if you can ;)
i keep learning from you. new subscriber!
Welcome aboard! Don't forget to share and smash the like button if you can it helps tremendously, have a great day @DryRice!!!!!!!!!
I did order 3 items thanks for the video
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It would be further nice if you had included a telescopic or flexible magnet that can be used to reach in for tools that might fall into tight spaces. There is also another type of reach-in tools that has little legs kinda like a spider's legs.
I can see a need for each if these tools while working on pool equipment.
The first one yes :)
loved the video.
Awesome!!!!
Nice video man,I seen you using the ridgid strap lock wrench in the video. That thing is amazing,defintely a must have imo. I just use rechargeable batteries in my laser. Will be checking out that drill pump,never seen before
Thanks brother, the drill pump is a must :)
mini ratchet: buy one with a hole in the handle (or drill one) and attach a cord to it that you loop around a) your wrist b) another tool like this that way if you drop it, you wont loose it.
Awesome video!
Thanks a lot Lime :)
Tip 11 tie a string around your socket wrench and attach it to your wrist in case you drop it
Good tip, thank!
I bought all 10!!! ;)
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thank you
You're welcome!!
very good video my friend and I have some tools that you have right here that works really good. And thanks for the video
Pleasure is all mine Ruben ;)
@@Got2Learn 😃👍
I’m definitely getting that steel wire
Yup, extremely useful in tight spots, you won't regret it!
Great ideas Bro 👍
Thanks man!!!
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Those de fret little tools that save hours of grief.👍
Hihi yes, thanks viper6 as always, have a good one bud ;)
Wow Watchingplumbing channel to get me started for my basement and get a sick Ek product add in Bonus ! thats the kind of content i was looking for !
Awesome, you do water cooling too?
@@Got2Learn Yeah i got myself into Pc building 2 years ago and i did my first Hardline custom water loop last december, now i need to stop pourring money in it and start finishing my basement , i did install a new laminate flooring, framed my daughter a new room drywalled it and all but now its time for the bathroom , Loved your videos about your bathroom overhaul ! Q. Are you from Québec by any chance :D ??
Hehe, affirmative :)
Have learned SO much from your channel. Thanks for taking the time to record, edit and upload all the videos you do! btw so of your affiliate links do not work at this time.
Awesome, thank you!
#1 Strap Wrench: The first tool you can buy your girl for the kitchen and not get slapped. But then again, if I get one of these for her, she won't need me anymore. I'll stick with the vacuum.
For a water vac use a home depot ( bucket vacuum) $ 28
#10 (6:52) also good for encouraging customers to pay their bill!!
put a wrist loop on that mini-ratchet & you can fish it back out again.
Times are changing 50% is 50% more than $10 bucks! BTW, ty
Still cutting johni bolts?
What year was this made?
That mini ratchet could benefit from a lanyard
Yesss!
Next time I'll read the comments, already been suggested bunches of times, oops.
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i like
About time 🤔
Thanks!
A) Dropping your tool down inside a wall cavity wouldn't be such a problem if you were smart like me and tied a string to the tool first.
Besides, dropping your tool lets you play with another sub-$10 tool like a telescoping magnet pickup or a flexible extension claw pickup tool. Mine from General has a LED light on the claw end.
B) Before cutting the toilet to flange bolt, thread on a thinner plain nut first then cut the excess bolt. Undoing the second nut will straighten out the cut thread on the end. This will make you look so damn smart, like me.
Alternatively, you should consider using a deburring chamfer drill attachment and make it look awesome.
On eBay, search for "Deburring External Chamfer Tool". Try deburring before you install the bolt into the flange.
That strap wrench. Holy mess! I gotta get one of those!
They are nice!
@@Got2Learn I just ordered a strap wrench set off of eBay yesterday. A nice looking older style Craftsman one that looks exactly like the blue one that you showed with a rubber grips (not the cheaper looking newer model with the metal clip). Thanks for putting me on to this.
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Nice Chief thanks!!
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Cutting below deck. Add a plank to the drill to router out the pipe
Ratchet driver is essential
Yesss!
I've had a picquic for years
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If you were to drop the 1/4"-drive ratchet down in the wall, you should be able to recover it with a magnet tool that will snake down in and grab it. Handy to have, and can be used in many applications. Be sure to buy one that will handle 3 lbs. or more. I have one in my kit that will handle up to 16 lbs., yet is not terribly large. Look for these on Amazon, as they may not be readily available at Lowe's or Home Depot.
Yes, good point :)
Use set fast toilet bolts! No more cutting!
5:00 Are these rubber couplings code ???? Just asking because i use them a lot, making ABS pipe unclogging much easier.
Yes, those are rubber couplings.
These are Great Videos. Thanks for all the information and tips. I have a Cooper pipe question. Type K Copper pipe. For hot/cold water.
Does the makers of the copper pipe coat the inside with any protective coating to help reduce inside pipe corrosion? And I was thinking on flushing the house pipes by say adding a circulation pump systems to copper plumbing. Adding something like CLR to a water holding tank So to replace all the water with the CLR solution, let it sit for 12 hrs turn the pump on for 2 hours and repeat a few times. Than flush hot water tank and those hot pipe the same. What do you think?
I don't believe there is a coating inside the pipe, it's just copper's natural ability to prevent bacteria, like on boat hulls and such. I wouldn't do the CLR thing, I believe there are special soaps for heating systems but I don't think it exists for potable water systems, thanks Rob!
@@Got2Learn Well, if I put in a water softener I understand over time it will clean away lime calcium deposits. Would putting in valves to flush hot water threw cold water pipes help? I wanting to flush my pipes.
After seeing what inside old hot water heaters, what can build up. I want to clean , clean clean.
Rob, I guess you can try but I really can tell you what kinda results you are going to get though as I've never tried this before, lemme know how it goes :)
answers for problems 2 and 3
SetFast 5/16 in. x 2-1/4 in. No Cut Brass Closet Toilet Bolt Kit
thank god your channellock wideazz is made in span by irega. nice chrome.
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Can't find that jam bar on Amazon. ..does any one else sell it ...
I'm in England.
Would love the chance to work with sometime
I have a better tool to empty out a toilet that I do not have to buy! I use my wet/dry shop vacuum for the tank and the bowl. All dry, not even a spoon full of water left.
Hello from north east Montana.
10 miles from the Canadian border.
The strap wrench you have linked in the description (grey) is different from the one you have shown in the video (blue). Can you please provide the correct link to purchase the wrench. Thanks.
It's the same thing just on Amazon, the one I have is from my local hardware store, hope this helps!
Inside cutter is good for cuttin off a toilet flange that is broke so you can chip out the glue joint
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5:16 put a lanyard on it? might have to drill a hole but still.
Do a video about every important facts about PEX
Lol hes not a actual plumber
Adrian Kulesza he’s a journeyman plumber.
That first one would have came in handy a week ago
You had a birthday?
Do u think I can find the water pump at Home depot or lowes ?
Maybe, not sure.
Brother the jam bar is 41 dollars on amazon Canada?
I use smaller bolt cutters to cut toilet bolts.
Yes, that works just as well!
That sucks for the guy who has to unscrew that nut since you destroyed the threads.
All tool
Hey great video....consider providing amazon.ca as well...eh
Will do soon!
Can you do a video for 150 and under ? Tools that will be game changers
Yup, it's coming up ;)
Are you install furnace ?
Yes, I've installed furnaces.
5:20 never heard of an extendable magnet?
Yes, this video is plumbing related though ;)
@@Got2Learn well if you're a plumber get yourself an extendable magnet for under $10 so you can retrieve your tiny ratchet when you drop it down the wall.
@@Got2Learn Got2Say Mr. Andrews has a good point. That would be plumbing related. If you "often" lose your tools, why wouldn't you have one?
You'd need a REALLY long magnet to be able to get down in walls, it wouldn't really be relevant.
Dropping wrenches? Magnet on a string.
Unfortunately, that's a pain in the ass if you drop them a significant distance down a metal stud wall with metal cross braces or EMT running through it. There's a Publix in Leesburg Florida with a Klein screwdriveler that someone may have because I gave up.
I believe you’re using the adjustable wrench wrong.. 😂
picquic with the 5/16 is NOT under $10, where did you see it that cheap?
People are obviously watching your videos. I checked online for one of the tools you recommended without clicking through and three other tools from this video were suggested.
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Good video. But it would be nice if you did some other tools that you didn’t use during the last video.
Hey thanks, which tools are you talking about?
Got2Learn I have no idea. But I’m a Plumber/HVAC tech and I like to see some new things. Like the last time I loves the fluxuator and the Drill pump! But this video was too much like the last one. Just wanted to see some other cool stuff. Thx.