Threading Black Iron Pipe Techniques

Tim Carter, a master plumber, demonstrates how to cut threads on black iron pipe. He introduces the necessary tools, including a pipe tri-stand, pipe cutter, and reamer. The video details the process of cutting, reaming, and threading the pipe, emphasizing the importance of using oil to protect the tools. Tim also shares tips for cleaning hands and clothes after the job, recommending products like lava soap and stain solver. The tutorial is designed to make threading black iron pipe easy and efficient.

Who is the presenter of the tutorial on threading black iron pipe?

• Jane Smith

• John Doe

• Tim Carter

• Robert Brown

What is the purpose of a pipe tri-stand in the threading process?

• To measure the pipe

• To hold the pipe steady

• To cut the pipe

• To paint the pipe

What should you avoid doing when using a pipe cutter?

• Over-tightening the cutter

• Applying oil

• Rotating the cutter

• Using a tri-stand

What tool is used to restore the inner diameter of the pipe after cutting?

• Pipe cutter

• Threading die

• Pipe reamer

• Bench yoke

Which type of oil is recommended for protecting the cutting dies?

• Coconut oil

• Cooking oil

• Pipe cutting oil

• Olive oil

What is the correct direction to rotate the threading die?

• Clockwise

• Upwards

• Downwards

• Counter-clockwise

What should be used to clean metal shavings from the pipe threads?

• A sponge

• Sandpaper

• A round wire brush

• A cloth

What soap does Tim Carter recommend for cleaning oily hands?

• Lava soap

• Dish soap

• Hand sanitizer

• Laundry detergent

What product is suggested for removing oil stains from clothes?

• Baking soda

• Vinegar

• Stain Solver

• Bleach

Where can you find more home improvement tips from Tim Carter?

• Home Depot

• Ask the Builder website

• Local library

• YouTube