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Great thanks. I have seen those but wondered if some are better than others, are they rothenberger ones. Tool station do theses https://www.toolstation.com/arctic-hayes-deburrer/p27781

Mainly for internal 15mm. I use a rothenberger pipe cutter the silver snap on type and it slightly bends over the inside of the pipe that to me looks like it needs deburring Thanks

...the brand known. It’s part of a bigger plan with bathroom furniture etc but getting a brand recognised is the main goal and I thought pipe slices would be good to start with but didn’t know you could get a kopex for £7. They’re the best slice I’ve had over the years, Rothenberger one of the...

I get Rothenberger ones from work for free, but they seem tight and a little hit and miss. Kopex on the other hand are a decent make and can be had for as little as £7ish in some instances from BES. I suppose what you may need to think is why are people going to buy them from you when they’ll...

She needs a good plumber! £90 ? 120 Quid, maybe?

I've ordered a Rothenberger 3/4 BSP pressure gauge with a nice rubber boot round the business end and a WRAS approved braided hose. Bought courtesy of a plumbing shop on Ebay (Stuart Plumbing and Heating in Hinckley). I've always thought Rothenberg had a decent name so feel confident, and it...

Is it true that their box spanners will fit inside each other if you need to extend them?

You need a set of these...

https://www.toolstation.com/rothenberger-medium-force-plunger/p15326

I have a rothenberger quickfire torch and the big black washer inside the threaded part of the torch head is looking worn so I contacted rothenberger to find out about getting a replacement washer But they now tell me that because of "elf n safety" you cant replace the washer and the...

Thanks for the reply and advice. Got to be a long reach pilot bit though. Do you know what thickness you use as I have drilled out the threads before trying to drill the screw heads off! Again, 5hanks for the reply and advice

A standard pilot bit. I use rothenberger long reach pz2 but Halfords pz2 is a nice driver too. Get one you can use in conjunction with a set of grips. I get my bits from work, so just ordinary pz2 bits and a long extension bit holder.

You could fit one of these: https://plumbingsuppliesdirect.co.uk/rothenberger-swirl-flame-burner-tip-and-orifice-kit-for-superfire-2/ Andy

Hey everyone. I'm using a Rothenberger Super-Fire 2 Soldering & Brazing Torch with Map-X and no matter what I do, I end up with a flamethrower rather than a very fine blue tipped flame. It's really frustrating. Has anyone else had this problem and been able to sort it out? Currently what...

Same- it has been the last thing I have tackled and the one thing I kept putting off and calling in plumbers. I bought myself a rothenberger superfire 2 and have been using yorkshire fittings, and the whole experience has been quite liberating it has to be said.

This is what my tenant sent me. Looks like just a normal screwdriver needed. (Don't know why it's not properly screwed in unless he did that himself to make it clearer)

...some of the other tools i have https://www.toolstation.com/basin-and-sink-waste-back-nut-spanner/p93000...

I've got one but I am trying to bend some pipe in a small space and the one I have is to big. I actually also bought a Rothenberger ratchet one only to be told afterwards that it's not designed for hard copper pipe just multi layer pipe and soft refrigeration copper.

as above https://www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-monoblock-tap-spanner-set-3-piece-set/40102

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