Thank you for sharing. I am learning auto parts cause I just join the seamless steel pipe company. Your videos give me a better understanding of bushings. Waiting for your next lesson.
I came across this channel when I was looking for loose flange, so when I saw this I couldn't stop watching the other lessons! keep on the good work professor!
In reference to a gas union in a wall: I needed to add a shut off valve in the middle of an 8" pipe. I had to undo the union to remove the pipe. I cannot get the top part of the union to come off since it is in a small space and I don't have the strength to hold the pipe while trying to remove the nut. Is it okay to leave it on the pipe and use a new piece of union on the new lower pipe? Someone on you tube said that you can't reuse it. That sounds iffy to me.
Thanks for the information, just wanted to know if there is a particular way as of which side of a taper union fits , as per the direction of the flow of water , in a chilled water HVAC system. Thanks.
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Absolutely love the way the teaching is showered with multiple references to easy grasp the concept, esp for a millennial like myself. Thank you
Thank you for sharing. I am learning auto parts cause I just join the seamless steel pipe company. Your videos give me a better understanding of bushings. Waiting for your next lesson.
Thanks Ivy, be sure to follow for updated content. We are hoping to add another 5 videos in the next month
Star Wars analogy was excellent!
Thanks Will, we try to break it down in a fun way for everyone to learn.
Beautiful. Thank you
I came across this channel when I was looking for loose flange, so when I saw this I couldn't stop watching the other lessons! keep on the good work professor!
Thank you, Bob Ross would call that "a very happy accident"!
best video on this topic nice delivery
Thank you for the kind words. Be sure to subscribe and watch all our videos on PVF!
Really good segue, states of the union versus pipe unions. Thank you.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. We will be adding monthly. be sure to check out all 20 videos we have in our library.
Good video. Thank you Jim and team.
Thanks Darren, we should be releasing another 5 videos in the next month
Thanks for the information! Visualization from McMaster is difficult, seeing it actually fit together helps a lot.
Thank you for the kind words. let me know if there are any other products you would like to have classes on.
Thanks for the great video
In reference to a gas union in a wall: I needed to add a shut off valve in the middle of an 8" pipe. I had to undo the union to remove the pipe. I cannot get the top part of the union to come off since it is in a small space and I don't have the strength to hold the pipe while trying to remove the nut. Is it okay to leave it on the pipe and use a new piece of union on the new lower pipe? Someone on you tube said that you can't reuse it. That sounds iffy to me.
Thanks for the information, just wanted to know if there is a particular way as of which side of a taper union fits , as per the direction of the flow of water , in a chilled water HVAC system. Thanks.
What is meant by the term "higher steam"? Higher pressures?
Is a coupling considered and adapter?
Great stuff!!
Music is a distraction. Otherwise great video.
Drama "teaching".