Where do you find yourselves without power and in need of a portable threader? Mine is fixed in my trailer and I always find a place to plug in. I was interested in using a manual threader to cut and thread in place but this is way too large.
I've never seen anyone chamfer the outside of the pipe before threading. Do you find it starts the threads easier? Once in a while my threader just spins and won't start to bite when starting. Is that why you pre-chamfer?
It will thread SCH 40 2" pipe with a O.D. of 2-3/8" but BEWARE, OUR THREADER CASING BROKE WHILE THREADING 2" PIPE AND MILWAUKEE WOULD NOT FIX IT FOR FREE UNDER WARRANTY. THEY CLAIMED WE DAMAGED THE TOOL BY HITTING THE CASE WITH EXCESSIVE BLUNT FORCE. BULLSHIT!! WE WERE JUST THREADING 2" PIPE AND THE CASE BROKE. MILWAUKEE SAID THEY WOULD REPAIR THE TOOL FOR JUST UNDER $900!
@@MaggioRacinginc It will thread 2" but the case on our tool broke and Milwaukee wanted almost $900 to fix it. We don't use the tool to thread 2" pipe very often but we did successfully cut at least two dozen 2" threads before the case shattered and the gearing inside was exposed! We sent it to Milwaukee and they said it still works fine so I told them to send it back to me and I'm going to attempt to JB Weld the case back together and reserve threading 2" pipe to our corded Rigid 700 power pony.
Company bought milwaukee for sprinkler pipe threading unfortunately performance wasn't good. Returned it and bought dewalt one. No complaints on it so far. To each their own
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They make an awesome pipe stand too that folds up like a briefcase
Good video Eric! Thanks for the overview!
Thanks Brent!
How many pipes can you thread with 1 can of spray oil?
Great video can you tell me what reamer you are using
Where do you find yourselves without power and in need of a portable threader? Mine is fixed in my trailer and I always find a place to plug in. I was interested in using a manual threader to cut and thread in place but this is way too large.
what is that storage container in the background?
Eric great video just picked-up this unit and am very happy with it...btw ~ what is the brand of spray cutting oil that you are using...???
paul reider I use Rothenberger spray. It’s available locally. REMS might be the best out there, harder for me to get my hands on tho.
@@mechanical-hub Eric ~ thanks for the info...
Where do you find the rothenberger spray oil?
What attachment is that reamer for your drill?
Thought you would of tested a fitting for us
Bought the 28” box. How did you get the threader in it?
Where are the demos on 1-1/4" and up?
I just ordered a setup the other day, despite the reviews saying it fell apart on some 1-1/4.
Can you use the hand threader heads from ridgid?
Love to know who makes that pipe vice ????
That's a rigid
I did like to have one of this type, where can ia buy it?
Thanks for the vid. Quick question for you, what kind of chain vise is that?
I am looking to get something different.
Its a Toledo 425.
HongLi pipe threading machine a good choice
Amazing tool Eric 🙌🏻🔥👍
I've never seen anyone chamfer the outside of the pipe before threading. Do you find it starts the threads easier? Once in a while my threader just spins and won't start to bite when starting. Is that why you pre-chamfer?
It helps to get the threader started. I always do it when threading pvc coated conduit.
what reamer are you using?
It’s made by REMS tools. Inside/outside reamer.
@@mechanical-hub could you give the direct link and or model number? I would like to get one.
Unfortunately, we're not able to see the threading finish. Thanks anyway for the video.
Where can I get in Kenya
this man made plumbing gas ranch tatoo in his hand ......lol.. fanatic bad ass plumber....
What pipe stand is that
What about threading 2" oil field pipe that has an outside dimension of 2 3/8" approximately, .190 wall. Can it NPT Thread it?
Yes, it’s go up 2” trade size 2 3/8 nominal
It will thread SCH 40 2" pipe with a O.D. of 2-3/8" but BEWARE, OUR THREADER CASING BROKE WHILE THREADING 2" PIPE AND MILWAUKEE WOULD NOT FIX IT FOR FREE UNDER WARRANTY. THEY CLAIMED WE DAMAGED THE TOOL BY HITTING THE CASE WITH EXCESSIVE BLUNT FORCE. BULLSHIT!! WE WERE JUST THREADING 2" PIPE AND THE CASE BROKE. MILWAUKEE SAID THEY WOULD REPAIR THE TOOL FOR JUST UNDER $900!
nice one, but I will hang on with my 700 for while.
Price
Cute. Keeping my Ridgid 270.
That stand looks hokie.
11 r?
Precio
Thread 2" video
I don’t think it does 2” at all. I haven’t seen any successful threads
@@MaggioRacinginc Check knarlycarl’s RUclips channel
@@MaggioRacinginc It will thread 2" but the case on our tool broke and Milwaukee wanted almost $900 to fix it. We don't use the tool to thread 2" pipe very often but we did successfully cut at least two dozen 2" threads before the case shattered and the gearing inside was exposed! We sent it to Milwaukee and they said it still works fine so I told them to send it back to me and I'm going to attempt to JB Weld the case back together and reserve threading 2" pipe to our corded Rigid 700 power pony.
How much money Kenya shilling
Dewalt one is pretty badass! Wasn't a fan of this one, had to return it.
dewalt is for home users
Company bought milwaukee for sprinkler pipe threading unfortunately performance wasn't good. Returned it and bought dewalt one. No complaints on it so far. To each their own
was smoking out the other end.
You didnt say how many volts the battery is,how long to recharge the battery,how many batteries come with it,and the price..
18 volt uses the M18 Battery
Sch 40 meaning pvc bro black iron is for threading gas my man. Other then that the tool is pimp
refuse to watch your 5 minute BS... fake ads
worst tool review in all if tool reviews
But it was free so...