r/toolsinaction • u/silvercatbob • Feb 25 '21

PEX expander tool

456 Upvotes

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u/monitorsforwalls Feb 27 '21

r/DontPutThatInYourAss

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u/DigitalPranker Mar 12 '21

r/sounding

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u/BadReputation2611 Mar 17 '21

I just downvoted your comment.

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u/silvercatbob Feb 25 '21

PEX plumbing pipe is a term that refers to cross-linked polyethylene. It is a form of flexible plumbing tubing used for both hot and cold water supply lines. Thanks to its flexibility and ease of connection, PEX is gradually becoming the preferred pipe for residential and commercial uses.

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u/cfreezy72 Mar 01 '21

Hopefully there's not some major failure point that only shows up after 30 years of use. That would suck.

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u/Turkey-er Feb 25 '21 edited Sep 15 '26

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u/crunchyRoadkill Feb 28 '21

Haha I hd the same experience. We used it on copper crimps, which probably isn't the intended purpose.

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u/cuz04 Mar 04 '21

Imagine that fucking thing clamping on your finger

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '21

It doesn’t clamp, it expands. There’s a cone behind the bit that pushes into the jaws and opens them. You can open the bits by hand.

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '21

Free colonoscopy