I am an electrician and see several electrical videos where someone experienced will explain things in ways only someone also experienced would be able to follow it. Love how this lady breaks things down and explains in way a non experienced person can easy follow. When I have home repairs outside my area of experience, I always watch this lady's videos to learn how to do it right. Keep up the good work. Lot of us out here depend on you and really appreciate you!!

@seejanedrill

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your generous words...much appreciated.

@cowboyboots123

Жыл бұрын

Amen to that!

@covidfake1573

7 ай бұрын

@@seejanedrill is it possible to rethread an existing threaded pipe the say for example I got an outside spigot it's rusted it needs to be rethreaded is that something this tool can do you just put it on and run through it and it might shave it deeper or straighten them up tighten them make them better

How incredibly well done. Instructive, informing, detailed, friendly, and encouraging. Everything an instructor should be. Thank you Leah and keep it up. You are setting a high bar for instruction videos!

@Tiebox

4 ай бұрын

She'll tap your die hole.

I was changing some galvanized water lines around my house the other day, and as I was cutting them to fit I remembered the only reason I know how to do this now is because of this video. So I wanted to thank you for a very informative and helpful video. Keep up the great work, thanks for all you do.

@bradhaenitsch1145

2 жыл бұрын

Hey sir nobody yes nobody uses galvanized for water for about maybe 60 years

Oh my gawd, seriously! This video was brilliant. I feel so much more confident starting a new project with gas pipes and lumber (a floating shelf). Never too old to learn, I suppose. I'm saving this tutorial in my watch later tab!

Hey Leah I just wanted to say thank you I’ve been remodeling my home here Seattle for 2 years (3500 sqft) on my own, while battling cancer and I have to say you were definitely one of my go to people for instructional videos. Thank you for uploading all this great info and for getting me through some challenging obstacles. Merry Christmas

@ALCRAN2010

4 жыл бұрын

How's that nice big remodeled home now? Hope all is well sir!

@cowboyboots123

Жыл бұрын

Wishing you a great recovery😄

@5.56gg

Жыл бұрын

How’s Seattle for you I hate it here

Super helpful, Leah. Thanks. I'm a woodworker and would like to start using other media (piping) on my projects. I think I learned a lot right here!

@seejanedrill

7 жыл бұрын

you're welcome, Josh, and thanks for commenting!

You rock, Leah! This must be the 4th video of yours that has really helped me complete projects. Thank you for taking the time to produce these videos.

I just realized how many times I've been looking up a random problem for a home repair and ended up running across one of your videos. Finally gave you a long overdue subscription. Thanks a bunch!

I love your style of presentation -- both professional and friendly.

I’ve always wondered how it was done-thanks Leah for demystifying it!

Thank you Leah. I have yet to do anything I've viewed in this channel but you've given me enough information to actually consider doing it for real. You are a gift.

I'm not a teacher, but I sure can tell when someone is good and love what they're doing. You're a very good teacher. Keep up the good work!

Brilliant presentation, perfectly explained. You're a lifesaver. Off to get my own pipe threader. :) THANK YOU!

Can`t figure out why 16 people would give this vid a thumbs down.This was very informative keep up the good job.

@seejanedrill

7 жыл бұрын

glad you liked it!

@johnperdue7541

6 жыл бұрын

chrishwell I just made it 100.

@williamscalzitti217

6 жыл бұрын

I watched the whole video, because i wanted to see how to measure the pipe so after threading and tightened the assembly would be the correct length, not covered. I will not give a thumbs down, but i would guess that is the reason.

@prpunk187

5 жыл бұрын

I guess they didnt like the backing up action lol

@Jameson1979

5 жыл бұрын

Too many hater. She does great job explaining.

This is one of the most thorough and enabling how to's I've seen. Leah crushes it. Thank you thank you.

FABULOUS video!! I appreciate your clear and complete teaching style - you don't assume the viewer is either experienced or inept, which is helpful for those of us who didn't have the opportunity to take a shop class before. Looking forward to watching more. Subscribing!!

Excellent tutorial! Very clear. I needed to do this and it’s easier than I thought.

Awesome vid. Simple, clear, covers both general and fine points. I learned what I needed and more, thanks to you.

@seejanedrill

8 жыл бұрын

+deanmasonone thank you very much!

@johannesimmanuel2087

6 жыл бұрын

thanks I learned alot from this videos

@taro546

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks you've been awesome. I was always intimated by this but now, I am going to do it and will go back and forth for detail. Thanks again. God Bless u.

@mikeroki3806

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Awesome vid. You're a great teacher

thanks for this video. during moments where you pause to highlight key terms (dies, taps, etc) and/or phrases (breaking the chips) it really meets my need for clarity--so happy. i feel like I have a way better understanding as a result. thanks again.

Thank you for this. I am a master carpenter but I've just never done much of anything with steel. Now, I have some reasons to learn and I'm starting at the very beginning, your clear instructions are exactly what I was hoping to hear.

Well done and easy to follow, especially for the newbie.

Well explained, great video. Thanks for taking the time to share

@seejanedrill

9 жыл бұрын

richard raesr thanks, Richard!

Oh my gosh. You are a great teacher. I admire someone who is confident and reassuring. Best video. Thank you.

Outstanding! One of the best DIY videos I've seen, both in terms of content and presentation. You are an excellent teacher.

Great DIY video. She reminds me of that one favorite teacher some of us had in high school that nurtured that will to learn.

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks John

@ronitauhid6111

4 жыл бұрын

Like join in indonesia

You got to learn something eevery day thank you ! For this day

You make the BEST how to videos. Clear, well spoken, to the point and good camera angles. I've learned so much from watching you. Thanks a million!

I love your channel so much! Thank you for making these videos and sharing your vast knowledge. Working to thread and fit steel pipe always felt too intimidating to try. I felt the same way when I started to learn how to solder copper pipe and crimp PEX pipe. These are FUNdamental skills of how to attach stuff to other stuff to make stuff work.

You're really kind sharing your knowledge, thanks!

Great damn tutorial. We need more people like you.

@seejanedrill

7 жыл бұрын

Many thanks

Wow! This is one of the best tutorials Ive seen. Thank you!

Great demo. Thanks for emphasizing oil, oil, oil and occasional reversing to keep shavings cleared out. Also, of I ever made a video to do this, I would give you full credit for showing me how to do it.

Leah...your awesome...i wish you were my teacher for everything!!

You saved me money today! Time to give back. :)

I built a partition in my apartment following this lady's videos. She is amazing. Now, I am going to build a kitchen island made of pipes and this video is exactly what I needed. Thank's a lot! and please don't stop.

More and More people are getting into using pipe for decorating in an industrial style. That means knowing this is now essential for people outside of the maintenance trade as well. Great vid, very useful

@sunnygirl87

5 ай бұрын

Good Point!

I'll probably never do this in my lifetime but that tutorial is darn good. Subbed! :D

@seejanedrill

8 жыл бұрын

thanks! :)

@zackscheele6110

7 жыл бұрын

BigBadSpikey what oil do I need I forget what I use in school

@bigbadspikey

7 жыл бұрын

its bif I think seejanedrill can answer that question.

@that1electrician

7 жыл бұрын

its bif tapmatic is what i use

@G77791

7 жыл бұрын

@BigBadSpikey I probably will use this in the near future but I totally agree with you. Great video! I Subbed as well!

She's a good darn teacher :)

@seejanedrill

8 жыл бұрын

+Carl Zorro thank you very much, Carl!

You are a love! I have been searching on 'how to; and you came up! I must say that you fed me everything I need to know. I don't feel so stupid now. Thank you! . . .

Another of life's mysteries explained! Can't wait to try it. Thanks Leah!

Great tutorial, Leah. Thanks. Would you do a tutorial on how you determine thread pitch and size?

excellent video thanks for making it

I am working with ridgid conduit and your rvideo is one of the best I have seen on how to use a cheap Amazon piple threader.

Thank you! This was excellent instruction and very timely as I need to do some renovations/repairs on a house that has galvenized pipe plumbing.

normally when my pipe is nice and oiled it doesn't last that long unfortunately....:(

You're the bomb - I think this is the second video I've watched that you've made. Few things are more wonderful than watching a good teacher who enjoys sharing.

@seejanedrill

8 жыл бұрын

+James Group Studios thank you!!

Wonderful video. Pleasant presentation and very easy to understand. I feel comfortable in purchasing the necessary tools and threading my own pipe now. Keep up the great work!

You did it again! Just what I needed to see! You are one of the best teachers (explanations, terminology, camera work, perfect rate of speaking, etc.). Are you going to show us how to thread pipes on the inside, with the taps??? Thanks for sharing your skills with us!

I am SO happy I subscribed to your channel months ago. Your videos are well made and presented for anyone to understand. THANK YOU Leah. God Bless.

Thank you Jane! I look for this video tutorial a year long. Nobody teach me how! You are my one of my best teacher forever. LOVE from a Chinese guy.

@seejanedrill

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you

This is exactly the kind of presentation i was looking for - clear, concise and informative. Subscribed!!

Hey, cool video. Thank you for taking the time to show me how to thread a pipe. Always a good skill to learn and have in the toolbox. I learned something new!

Thanks for the great video! I've never had to thread pipe before, so I just Googled it and came across your video. Easy to understand, easy to follow and your fantastic, friendly attitude comes across!

Awesome video. You did a great job not only explaining how to do it, but the tips and tricks to get it done well.

Nice job - very clear and informative. A lot better than some DIY videos that I've seen.

Thanks so much for a great tutorial while generating such a feeling of warmth. I just wanted to give you a big ol hug by the end! Best wishes Leah

Thank you, i have terrible anxiety. These videos help me control it. You have a gift, to be able to teach people in the most pleasing way.

Hi Leah, I got myself a set and chose your video to look at for guidance I must say I learned a lot and went straight to it. I did it. Thanks again.

Just wanted to say thanks. Used this video to help me pass a state test. Keep up the great work. You now have a subscriber for life

Miss Leah, That few minutes was life changing. I have pondered this topic many times in my life. You are a natural teacher, very clear, and the young people, especially girls so inclined for the trades, could benefit from your instruction.

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

thank you, that is very nice of you to say

You are awesome ! The knowledge you give in your videos make it possible for many Diyer's to accomplish their own projects. THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!!

This is the best how-to video I have seen on KZread! Thank you for such good shots and thorough explanations.

Love it. I have the die set and have used it with success on PVC but you showed me how to use it right. Thanks.

Wow! You are a great teacher. After watching your video I want to thread every pipes I have in the house. Your instructions are so clear and simple. Everytime I need to fix something in the house, I go through your videos first before I do something stupid. LOL! Thank you very much!

Thank you. Over the years I have learned so much from you. Please know it is appreciated

Hands down with you Leah!! One word for you AWESOMENESS!! Your are someone to look up to. Thank you and keep up the good work!!!

Excellent video, very informative. Thank you Leah!

Leah does it all! So many of your videos have helped me. Always so clear. Thank you

I just want to thank you for this video. I had a broken overhead sprinkler pipe in my yard (from and old orchard) and needed to thread it in order to cap it. I watched the video, drove to HD and rented the die kit and threaded that pipe. Problem solved with $20, time and a little gas. Thank you Leah.

I'm a freshman civil engineering student and I learn definitely from you... when things aren't much discussed inside our classroom... thank you so much..

Fantastic presentation... You were clear and concise and explaining the steps and most of all what to look for.. I am now a fan.. 🎉

I brag constantly about this channel. So informative about so many different topics.

Professional videos. You speak in understandable English for anyone to understand. I have seen your videos before and they too were excellent. Keep up the great work.

Solid video. Looking to work with galvenized pipes in my house since I can replace all of then just yet and this gave me all the info I need.

Thank you so much for posting this video. I learned a lot from watching it. Plus, I gained confidence through watching it- that it is possible of it being something that I can do on my own. I was able to learn how to thread the water pipes in my house that I needed to. I ended up replacing most of the water pipes in my house on my own thanks to the help of this video. Saving me thousands of dollars. Thank you so much!

@seejanedrill

6 жыл бұрын

Nice! Way to go!

This was very educational, and you explained everything pretty clearly and made it all very understandable. I always wondered how pipe threading was done, now I do to a certain extent lol.

Thank you so much for this video. It was very informative. I'm taking up HVAC online and I'm learning about Piping and tubing. it's always helpful to have hands on than just reading. This was a great demo video!😊

Oh my gosh, your voice and speech is so confidence building! Thank you!

Leah, You're truly a gifted teacher! Love your videos! Thanks a million!

@seejanedrill

7 жыл бұрын

you're welcome, Julie, and thanks!

Hi Leah I really like your series. You really have a warm supportive teacherly approach that gives courage to we first timers...

Leah, you're a wonderful teacher! Thank you for this great video.

@seejanedrill

8 жыл бұрын

+Terry Cannon Hello Terry, It's my pleasure.

Wow, thank you so much! I have my father's tap and die set but never knew how to use it. Now I am struggling with a plumbing issue and need to cut copper pipe, and this is just what I needed!

Kid... you are amazing to listen to. Thanks for your instructional videos. I truly enjoy them.

Lea I tackle many of my own projects at home. Last year while restoring my father's old craftsman push mower I had to rethread some if the nuts and bolts. I can't believe how simple you make things. I was winging it and did a decent job, but your oiling procedure is something I didn't do enough. After seeing your video I'm sure I wasn't too kind on the tap and die set because I only oiled it once. I did back out often as the kit I bought mentioned the shavings. I just wanted to tell you what a delight you are to watch. You explain things so thoroughly and simply. Your explanations keep us hanging on every word. There is no Fast forwarding needed on your videos, everything you say is important and to the point. You are doing a great job teaching us so many things. You inspire me!

@seejanedrill

9 жыл бұрын

***** Thank you, I'm really glad you like the videos and find them helpful!

Very informative and crystal clear instruction. Thank you, Leah.

Love this video and the delivery so simple and straightforward. Others have a 1-hour speech and lead to nowhere. I had to click the subscribe button. Great details. Thank you.

I'd love to see Leah invite other women in the trades to share their knowledge. See Jane Drill could have a format where Leah introduces and speaks to the guest (on zoom) and then edits together the guest's video of their job with commentary and any necessary interjections/pictures/closeups that Leah thinks are necessary for clarity. There have to be other tradeswomen out there that are eager to share and inspire other women into the trades. We need them!

@gunslinger270

6 ай бұрын

Women make up up less than 10% of all trades combined. It's not about ability, it's about desire. Most women are not into hard labor/life trades. Look at the ones that are....not the most feminine....

Thanks Leah! This was sn excellent video. I decided to make my daughter and son in law a gas pipe clothing rack for Christmas and I had no idea how I was going to attach the fittings after I cut the pipes. 😄

Very Well explained with analogies. Simple. Great work. Love it Leah. Hello from Australia, down under.

You are such a great teacher. I could watch your diy vids all day.

Leah...you're amazing. I love your videos. I wish more people were like you.

Thanks Leah! Really appreciate your teaching talent and know how.

Hi Leah. I'm usually just a KZread viewer and rarely ever comment, but I felt compelled to sign in to KZread just to let you know how great this tutorial was. I watch A LOT of tutorials on just about anything (my mind wanders easily...haha) and I've got to tell you...this was just about one the best I've ever seen. Super informative, super easy to follow, you seemed to answer questions I had in my head within seconds of them populating up in the ol' noggin. I think that just means you really have a great understanding of what goes in to teaching/showing someone a new skill. I'm really glad I found this video because now I get to binge watch your entire channel! Thank you very much for your outstanding teaching style and for all the work you do.

@seejanedrill

7 жыл бұрын

wow, thanks very much for commenting! I appreciate it.

I Searched how to thread galvanized pipe... SO RELIEVED when YOU came up! Hugs!

Step by step, turn by turn. Just an awesome way to present. Very well done!

Second video I have come across by "seejanedrill" with the initial being a wall repair/skim coat vid. Her videos are very pointed and concise. Aside from that, the manner in which she conveys the information keeps me engaged. I leave genuinely believing that I can do it!!

@seejanedrill

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for commenting, and yes, you CAN!

Leah,I can't tell you how much I've learned from you.Thanks!!

Thank you so much for this video! I've been looking for instructions on this process for so long I had almost given up. great job and great video!

@seejanedrill

8 жыл бұрын

+Robert Buckley You're welcome, Robert, and thanks for commenting!!

Love your warm, encouraging personality. You’re ideal for this.

You are the best at explaining how to do things that other make it so difficult for the new homeowners. Thank you