How to use a Pipe Wrap Around

This book teaches how to use the common pipe wrap around in uncommon ways. In no time flat, the easy to follow step-by-step directions will have you using a Pipe Wrap Around to Layout 1. Elbows, 2. 2-Piece Miters (any angle), 3. Multi-Piece Miters (any angle), 4. Tees, 5. Orange peel caps, 6. Bull plugs, 7. Reducers, 8. Laterals. 9. And more. Includes QUICK TIPS on good layout skills and practices for saving you time and making your job easier! This book will teach you the skills needed to use a Pipe Wrap Around to become the best Pipefitter on the job. For the first time in print "How to use a Pipe Wrap Around" brings together into one place the collected experience of years of pipefitting with a Pipe Wrap Around! The book covers basic to advanced uses and functions of the simple Pipe Wrap Around. Want to have some fun? Walk onto a job site and actually use a Pipe Wrap Around for something other than squaring the end of your pipe. Chances are you will have more than one person asking how you learned it or commenting on your skill.Ever wondered how to use a Pipe Wrap Around? Is it good for more than just squaring up the end of the pipe?What are all the numbers and table actually for?In this book, you will get answers to all those questions and more.

Author: Seth Davis
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 08/25/2015
Pages: 136
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.42lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.29d
ISBN: 9781492227953

About the Author
Seth Davis loves teaching people and fixing broken things. He has worked for over 10 years as an x-ray qualified pipe welder and fabricator in the pressure vessel manufacturing and nuclear industries. He also teaches welding, fabrication, and manufacturing/maintenance skills for various industries in the Mid West. These industries include mines, steel mills, wind tower manufacturers, and other industrial manufacturing and power companies. He holds an MBA in Leadership and Strategy, a BS in Construction and Business Management, an AAS in Carpentry, and an Associates degree in Welding Technology. (He also asserts that he has been educated beyond his intelligence. According to him, this happened somewhere after 3rd grade.)


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