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Smart tin hack.
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Já inventaram isso.... 😏

bru.....

1/2” galvanized plug cost $1.19 at Menards

You might want to think twice before drinking water that has lead in the fittings. Not very smart

🤷🏻♂️

Or just by one of these.

No hay necesidad de tanto rollo existen tapones como estos ... y son baratos...

Got it. Instead of just running to the store for a plug, go to the store and get a whole smelting rig, so you can make one funky plug. 🙄

or just buy a plastic plug

Stupidity at its best.

You Can buy a plug at the hardware store for fuck sakes.

Great hacks 👍

Use seal tape before

😮

Idiot

It's more of a waste of money to do this with solder than a plug, 0.25 cents vs a still usable piece of solder.

Or you could just buy a threaded plug for two dollars at Ace Hardware 🙄

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1/2” galvanized plug cost $1.19 at Menards

99 cents at home depot

Amazing

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That’s the dumbest shit I ever saw in my life. You know you can get a damn pipe plug.

10 rupay ka plug aata hi 😅😅 itna dimag mat lagaao

Why not just buy a plug or a valve which you can open any time you want.

Go to the hardware store and drop like a $2 on a proper plug or cap…

🤣🤣🤣

Don’t take plumbing advice from anyone from Africa that still walks to the river to get water, especially when white people figured out how plumbing works more than 2000 years ago. In the US you buy a 1” plug for $.65 in PVC, brass, stainless, or galvanized steel.

Smart tin hack—melting solder into a brass tee fitting clamped in a vise, pouring from a ladle to seal it like a plug. Classic 5-Minute Crafts overkill Just buy a cap bro, way cheaper and less sketchy. Still oddly satisfying to watch.

crazy 🙂🙂

nice bro🔥🔥
