The manufacturer does not want you to know this! Connect a hose to a pipe without buying an adapter
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- The manufacturer does not want you to know this! Attach a hose to a PVC pipe without buying an adapter
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As a plumber, it’s videos like these that keep me busy as hell.
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I love your thoughts
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But , but it worked on CZcams!!!! 😆 🤣
@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist4 vgh
Yea, I don't think the manufacture cares that you kill a $6 part to keep from buying a $3 part.
Reckon hes a democrat or republican. Thats the way our government thinks. If u got the cut off wheels and grinder and vice. Chances are u have some p v c glue to put a fitting on
A sign of low IQ on "inventos side"
The threads cut into the PVC pipe would have been NPT (National Pipe Thread). The fitting on the end of the garden hose is not National Pipe Thread. Those miss matched threads only have 2-3 threads holding it together and will start leaking or break completely in a short time. You'll save time and money just doing it right the first time.
wow you are sharp, thats a very good point of concern.
Exactly correct....this video is a joke.
You easily could of just purchased the proper adapters to convert it. 🙄
Absolutely correct, go to Home Depot and get the correct fitting for $1.50.
That's the first thing I thought of also. Guess not everyone knows of the thread differences in NPT and hose fitting
@@paulkline2719 Cutting the threaded socket into thirds like he did was a good idea and new to me, but I don't think it would actually cut usable threads into pipe.
Works well although I believe I'll go ahead and spring for the $1.56 for the Hose adapter
Well, if I ever need to destroy an expensive steel pipe fitting to avoid buying a really cheap PVC pipe fitting, I will keep this in mind.
I think the steel pipe can be used again and again like a permanent tool in the tool shed. Not too expensive. It's not made out of platinum.
In retrospect, I think the video was to demonstrate how to use a metal fitting, as a die, to cut threads into pvc when you don’t have a pvc adapter.
It is correct my friend good day
ye, BUT BUT, those threads will not have the same strength as a factory made piece. The pipe has been thinned down. Threaded PVC fittings have a thicker cross section, to aid in keeping the threads from snapping off. PVC pipe is not really very strong.
Yes, and I can build a house out Tesla batteries, but that's hardly a good idea if a cheaper and better alternative exists.
That is the true intention of this video 👍
The pvc end cap that hooks to the hose and glues to the blank pvc is about a buck and half. All you need to do is glue it in and your done. They come in the all sizes of hose available.
I'm just curious about all the different size hose connections now
The galvanized T pipe fittings probably cost more than the correct adapter.
Why destroy a perfectly good stainless or galvanized "T" ? You can buy an adapter.
Garden hose threads 11.5 TPI straight. 3/4" pipe is 14TPI and tapered. Eventually will strip fittings and have to be replaced with cheaper right stuff!
Umm muy bien perfectoo saludoss
Muchas gracias Agustín, saludos
Crack totales, gracias
Gracias
You could also heat the pvc with a heat gun then thread it.
you guys are assuming he has to purchase pieces, sometimes you work with what you have, I think the key is improvise ( in other words you find yourself on a farm)
Around here that galvanized T would cost you way more than the a hose fitting……
Que gran recurso .mejor usar pieza que cuesta nenos de lo que usa .
yup, right about the thread difference . I Think
this was not a recommendation but more sharing an idea to have in ones mind for , just in case.
It was a new one to me
The adapter being a few pennies in the US and comes without metal shards in the eyes.
Cool idea... cute bench vice
So you use the galvanized tee to make threads to screw on a hose
I don't think so, garden hose thread is way different than 3/4 pipe thread. Pipe thread seals on the threads and garden hose seals with the rubber washer not threads. Garden hose threads are not nearly as fine as pipe thread, the garden hose woud never thread onto a 3/4 pipe thread.
It actually will work. I've been doing it for over 20 years with no issue. As long as the washer seals there are no issues.
Hose threads and pipe threads are different.
Yes, you are right, my friend, the rock of the tubes are different, but the brass that I used to make the thread is metallic, it has the same thread as a hose.
@@Mrinventor93 That T fitting is galvanized was not BRASS and has pipe threading. Just the color alone of the fitting tells you it is not brass.
@@vincentgonzales8917 you'd probably be surprised how many people think 3/4 pipe thread is the same as garden hose thread...."But I can screw it on there!!"
You can't screw a female hose end comfortably to a pipe thread without striping it. Take note he is using a PLASTIC hose fitting easy to strip. Yes the hose washer will stop the water flow. But one of the two will be stripped.
Why not use a hose threaded brass female adapter ?
Freedom to innovate and share info ... Congrats ... Clever !
Gracias por los buenos trucos de, plomeria
Gracias
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That's creative and neat....but counter productive.
Hola como estas,un espectáculo el video saludos (Leonardo de Argentina 🇦🇷👍
Hola Leonardo un gusto saludarlo, muchas gracias amigó, un gran saludo 🤝
threads on pipe fitting and garden hose are not the same.
I have been told that, but if I screw it on very well and it has held on excellent friend
It works in this regard.
On one occasion I had to replace the hose bib on the bottom of a water heater because some clown the previous night broke off the plastic one the manufacture put on it by carelessly dropping a keg on it. After cutting out as much of the old one I threaded a 3/4 inch nipple pipe to ensure the threads were good before installing a new valve.
More pertinent to this topic was after making a bathroom out of an indoor outhouse in the basement of a guys house I had to rethink how to drain the condenser coils on the furnace. The old owner just ran a plastic hose about 3 feet across the floor, through the wall and then across the floor through a hole he drilled into the metal shower stall. I ran PVC around through the back wall studs and poked it through the brand new shower stall wall finishing it off with a white plastic piece for trim normally used for a kitchen sink where the sprayer comes up from below. The pieces while still considered 3/4 inch didn't match up for threads. But they were so close I could run a nipple again back and forth until they matched. PVC , while close isn't cut as deep is all. It looked as though it was meant to be that way. The new owner used that shower daily over the bath/shower he had upstairs for some reason.
Now the threads for a garden hose are not that close. A hose bib is different. I think it was a good learning experience but with adapters out there I would have gone that direction.
He,He,He Exactly !
instead of using a cut off wheel for....... any reason, an adapter is like $3 at the store.
I wanna know what you're gonna do it that shut off valve breaks
Next time: "How to repair a leaking PVC fitting. The solution the manufacturer does not want you to know!"
WTH.. WOW. great vid
Thank you so much
good idea my fried
That's Sch 40 pvc. and has a pressure rating of around 450. So, by cutting threads, you'll be reducing the pressure rating down to around 50%. At 200 PSI, That's plenty of strength for this application.
That's a nominal rating assuming all things in favor of the pipe such as age and UV exposure. That pipe is already compromised having been exposed to pipe solvent and now add the torsion of that flexible hose attached to it.
Haters gonna hate and ain'ters gonna ain't. This is a pretty neat hack and, provided you have the incorrect fitting on hand to sacrifice, could be very useful to make a necessary temporary connection until the correct fitting can be installed. I tapped into my condensate line in the garage (with the correct fitting) to run a hose out of the garage when the it backs up, which it does frequently if I forget to keep it cleaned. Heck, in my example it's a zero pressure connection and there would most likely never be a problem with the PVC threads anyway.
Pretty good 💯
On the contrary, I think the manufacturer(s) would love for you to not only know but to do this instead of buying a $1 adapter for hose pipe threads! Let's see: $4.50 for the metal threaded T, and hour or so of your time to ruin the T and shallowly thread the schedule 40 pipe. Yeah.
Yes. Let me buy all the tools and various parts, as well as spending all that time, to make my own connection to save $5 on an adapter.
I admire ideas that are outside of the box, but if fittings are available wherever you are, this would be under $1 for the right fitting. I’d also worry about exposed PVC piping outdoors that’s not insulated, if left pressurized during cooler months.
Good that this doesn't matter for me here in Florida... :-)
been messing with pipe quite a long time,im going to try this....thanks
That is very good,,, good luck my friend, thank you very much
Magnific
Thanks
Dude!!!! All you have to do is buy a threaded connection.
Easy right?!🤙🏼
Good Idea
Thanks
Exelente hay que ser recursivo
muchas gracias Hildebrando, saludos mi amigo!
Easier way to do this is use a pvc male adapter then use an hose to pipe adapter then connect the hose
PVC fitting plus glue... or snap on SharkBite type would do it much simpler.
Til you close the spray handle to hard and the water hammer split the pvc pipe
You know... they do make pieces that glue right on that pipe and have hose threads already on them, right? :)
This is cool
Very good idea 💡
Thank you 🙏
A pink Tupperware bowl, this is official. I think I would have changed that out. 🤣
o to Home Depot or Lowe's and get the PVC adapter and some glue, far easier, you just wasted a tee section that cost more than the pvc piece
Love the mindset 👏 yes there's more than one way things can be accomplished
Thanks ☺️
@@Mrinventor93 every one of the critics should go and revise teddy Roosevelt's 'man in the arena' as should you 🙏. [divided we fall]
The PVC adaptor is much cheaper than a 3/4" galvanized tee and a cutting wheel. Plus, you'd have the right thread.
Cheeter bar would go a long way
Thank you! $ saver!
Thanks ☺️
Hose thread not the same a pipe thread, ticking time bomb. Excellent idea & video but next time use a metal hose fitting to cut threads 👍
Нагрел бы металлический тройник и легко бы сделал резьбу на пластике.
Wow GENIUS !!.....I could have driven to lowes and bought the slip to male pipe thread fitting in less time and spent less money...just saying 😌
Thanks ☺️
Great idea...!!!
You're so smart, like Me...!
😂
Thank you 🤗🤠
Something tells me that you wouldn't want this guy working on your plumbing.
I think I'll buy the adapter
Cost is the name of the game, that part will cost 25c vs a grinder and a 3/4" galvanize Tee, nothing wrong with keeping yourself busy.
Just go to Home Depot and spend 50 cents and get the right part
Welcome to Hodgepodgeville.
Holis Holis todo bien nada mas no me cuadra algo al que le haces rosca esta el tubo estropiado y ya cuando conectas la manguera es un tubo mas presentable y tiene menos rosca.
Pero muy bien buena idea saca de un apuro 👍
Clever enough to create a die for the PVC pipe, but not clever enough to run a piece of wood or metal through perpendicular to apply more leverage?
Title should have been 'diy hack when you don't have necessary parts'
I love those hose fittings being held on by screws. Haven't seen those before. What country are you in?
Oh thanks, I got that from Mexico, they are very popular
Very good
Thanks
Nice idea and looking at the pressure coming out of that hose it works very well.
thanks my friend
No, this is a terrible idea, it costs more, is more dangerous, less reliable, and takes more time than just buying the correct part.
Easier to buy the fittings and last a lot longer
Lo que es no tener dinero para una pieza de $6 😐
less time to just buy the right adapter
He could have returned that galvanized pipe tee to the store, bought the correct adapter, and had money to spare!
Home Depot is right down the street.
Here's your sign...
Views and Negative comments make money. And that is the name of this game
The nearest hardware store must be 180 miles away right
Lololololololol. I can’t stop LOL’ing
They sell fittings that you can get any connection you want literally
Correct t if I'm wrong, but can't you get a thread cutter for under $5??
Hecho a perder una T pudo comprar un conector de 1/2 a 1/2 NPT rosca exterior y unir a la alimentación
Easier to buy an adapter!
Right just glue a male adapter on the end Jesus❤😮
Ya, I think I'll just spend the 1.99 and get a slip/thread adapter.
Think I'd just fix it properly
Smart but a lot of work to go that route beside I like it
In the same way, thank you very much friend.
Buena solución. Me gusta! Gracias por compartirla.
De nada gracias a ti Martin saludos cordiales amigó 🤝
Just spend the .69 cents. You probably already have the primer and glue.
How much is the adapter?.....
Lowes sells a PVC fitting for that type of thing. $1.94. Just saying.
There's much much easier ways to do this!!!
Like for under $1.00 .
Buying a .99¢ male adapter. 😉
No sólo muestren el cómo hacerlo. Lo determinante son los *COSTOS* incluyan electricidad, herramienta, reposición, mano de obra etc.
Ummm, pipe thread (npt) and hose threads are totally different. Go to the store and buy the pvc fitting for hose thread. Might be a dollar or two
Iron pipe threads are not the same as garden hose threads. How do you happen to have iron pipe threaded fitting on the end of your garden hose? Not dissing you, just curious
Cool
Thank you 🙏
Nice if you too lazy to leave the job and pick up a Lasco threaded male PVC connector for about .75 so you don't have to destroy a $5 galvanized T-joint.
Ask this man what time it is and he builds a watch. #overkill
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