How To DESOLDER Copper Pipe and RESOLDER Copper Fittings
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- Welcome to my tutorial guide on how to Unsolder and Re-solder and change a copper fitting. In this video I'm going to show you the best and easiest way to remove and replace a copper fitting step by step. If you like the content leave a like and please subscribe for more content like this as I've got a lot more to come and there will be something that will help you out.
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Brilliant no nonsense, straight to the point videos! If poss could you do one on how to resolder a leaking joint without disassembly (I know it’s not recommended, but often it’s impossible to disassemble one joint without affecting other joints).
Very handy video,thanks
Amazing!! Thanks Bro!!
Brilliant video, thumbs up 👍🏽
Thanks, glad it was helpful
Super helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Dude you make this look so easy
Thanks, practice makes perfect my friend.
Thanks mate.
Very helpful and informative.
Glad it helped
Thanks mate, this is just what I needed 👍
No problem 👍
Great video, got me out of a hole on sunday afternoon...t
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Can you re use the fittings with extra solder. like an end feed?
What would you do differently if you only needed to take one piece off from the joint?
Just to make sure I understood the video, when you soldered the straight fitting on, you only soldered one end, and the other end was already soldered to the smaller stub pipe, correct? I ask because I need to unsolder one side of an elbow and keep the other side soldered nicely and not coming apart.
no he soldered both at once, if he had already done the other one it would of probably melted the solder on the other end and ruined the fitting.
1 question. Do you not need to add any solder when you reconnect the straight piece of copper or are you just reheating the solder that was there already? Thanks for the video!!
He used a Yorkshire fitting which has solder inside it. There's another video on using this type of fitting.
Ah, my pipe is in the wall and had water in it. I've turned off the water, but it keeps running. Someone told me to stick a bit of bread in the pipe. It will stop the water and flush out when the water is on.
You don't have to re solder?
There are a few soldering videos on my channel that can help you.
Yorkshire fittings are manufactured with the solder already in the fitting, so when you apply heat to it, when it reaches the correct temperature, the solder runs out of the fitting. Hope that makes sense, if not, just read up on Yorkshire fittings.
It was silver ?
Tinned 😊
@@TheDIYGuy1 can you just rejoin two tinned fittings with heat as well?
@@TheDIYGuy1 can you join two tinned pipes together and with heat, join them back together soundly?
No body seams to want to demonstrate on anything but half inch. Half inch doesn't take much. Lets see the in the wall technique.
Same thing really apart from when soldering a full job you want all your pipework and fittings connected and in situe then you simply go from fitting to fitting 👍