Just a very quick video. How to cut lead quickly and leave a good finish. Cutting lead pipes can be difficult with a hacksaw. This is how to cut it quickly even when live to make a quick repair. This will save you time and earn you more. Its like free plumbing training. :-) Pro plumbing tip. Plumbing tips and tricks. Heatinggeek. Heatinggeeks.
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I have given honest reviews on tools I use and don't use. (So I Get No freebies) These are
the tools I use every day and are enough to fix 99% of boilers:
1) CARHARTT Tool Roll
2) BAHCO Screwdriver with LED
2)BAHCO Screwdriver without LED
3)WERA Kraftform Kompakt Screwdriver
4)WERA 0.8x4x100 Flat screwdriver
5) KNIPEX Alligator
5)KNIPEX Cobra
same size as the alligator above just the “cobra” version
6)BAHCO Spanner
6)BAHCO Spanner with slimline jaw
7)CK Wire cutters
7)CK Wire cutters (shorter version)
8)KNIPEX bent long nose pliers
9)TESTO 510 Digital U gauge
9)TESTO Bluetooth U gauge
10)Mirror tool
11)Cheap as chips pick set!!!
12)FLUKE alert volt stick
13)MONUMENT Tailing Spanner
14)Tee Bar 4mm
15)Tee bar 2mm
16)Tee bar 2.5mm
17)Full Tee bar set
18)10mm ratchet spanner (flex head)
19)8mm ratchet spanner (flex head)
20)14mm/15mm spanner
21)BAHCO small spanner
22)Cheap Lock knife
23)Sharpie
24)Injector cleaning pins link coming soon. Review to follow.
25)Rothenberger 18” heavy duty pipe wrench
These are the heat duty ones I use.
26)Knipex (large)
27)BAHCO 12” (not wide jaw)
28)Fluke 115 multimeter
Drain down hose
Gas Tap Grease
Led lights for van.
Fluke 101 multimeter
Extech EX330
Silicone grease
Fluke Twist Guard probes
Commando drills
Weed Sprayer
Large LDF
NTC Clamps:
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