Plumbing Tools Must Have | Best Tools for Plumbing | Tools for Plumbing Apprentice or Homeowner
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- Plumber tools are discussed in this video, and the best plumbing tools you may need on most residential projects and repair jobs. Pipe wrench set: amzn.to/3QW0Hdc, Must have KNIPEX pliers 3 piece set: amzn.to/3E9Qy4C, Rigid EZ Change faucet tool, must have for changing faucets easily: amzn.to/2ZiiXXD. I may receive a commission if you click on the links.
This is a video of plumbing tools and their uses for beginners or homeowners but also for plumbing apprentices, tools for plumbing work, basic residential work in general. These tools can be used by homeowners doing their own plumbing repairs and installations or contractors. They include a good tool box and things like pliers, wrenches, soldering tools, tools for cutting and installing PVC drain pipes, sink traps, faucets, toilets, or for stopping leaks, all the most basic tools for plumbing. 
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Constantly going through caulk. Sounds like me ex 😂
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Go get checked my dude
Great video, thanks!
You're welcome!
Hey buddy, I have a questions and I’d be hoping you could help me out. And old timer gave my buddy a tool a long time ago and had no idea what it was or where he got it. It is the multi wrench that you picked up at 7:45. We use it for Ford fittings the most but you can use it for different things every day on a plumbing truck. Do you have any idea what that’s called, or maybe where you got it? Thank you boss!
That is actually a 10 in 1 bicycle repair wrench or dog bone hexagon wrench. I picked it up used but looks like you can buy them online if you search those terms. It's really handy to use as a general multi-wrench isn't it? I like it because you can quickly tighten nuts on long bolts like "closet bolts," etc. but like you said can be used for much more.
Looks all very well used. I highly suggest the bahco 9031 adjustable which goes 1.5” wide and is just 8” long!
There is also the 9031-T which is the same but has a slim jaw, you always need two so I have both in my toolbag!
It seems to work without power tool is possible.
It all depends, but for many basic residential plumbing repairs, you don't need power tools. Though I would at least add a power drill to this list.
Yes and no. Personally, the only power tool I use that isn’t company provided is my impact driver. I also have a Hyper Tough motorized screwdriver in case I’m feeling lazy some days
Great video. Any recommendations on a pipe wrench for diy homeowners? Thanks in advance.