Chefwong
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Pro's or Joes -
Anybody have any long term feedback on the Milwaukee Propex Tool.
I just bought it. I'm a weekend warrior and I don't run Pex all day. Or every weekend.
Just on sporadic remodels and the only application for Pex by code for me right now, is just the baseboards.
Just due to how I am installing my baseboards (flush on the wall, no feed coming *up* from the floor or the sides) I got the tool
to facilitate/ease the speed required for these installs as it's tolerances on timing due to how they are getting installed is very short.
I already have the Uponor manual kit. I'm thinking about flipping this on ****.
Not sure if there is any reason to keep it, just short of having a backup should the Milwaukee go bad....when I need it.
For those familiar with tool, love to hear how it's reliability.
I have read numerous blurbs about it not working if the heads get wet, but aside from that, that is the only negative I've come across.
Anybody have any long term feedback on the Milwaukee Propex Tool.
I just bought it. I'm a weekend warrior and I don't run Pex all day. Or every weekend.
Just on sporadic remodels and the only application for Pex by code for me right now, is just the baseboards.
Just due to how I am installing my baseboards (flush on the wall, no feed coming *up* from the floor or the sides) I got the tool
to facilitate/ease the speed required for these installs as it's tolerances on timing due to how they are getting installed is very short.
I already have the Uponor manual kit. I'm thinking about flipping this on ****.
Not sure if there is any reason to keep it, just short of having a backup should the Milwaukee go bad....when I need it.
For those familiar with tool, love to hear how it's reliability.
I have read numerous blurbs about it not working if the heads get wet, but aside from that, that is the only negative I've come across.