Amazon has DEWALT 20V MAX 1-in. Pex Expander (Tool Only, DCE400B) for $299. Shipping is free.
Acme Tools has DEWALT 20V MAX 1-in. Pex Expander (Tool Only, DCE400B) for $299. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for posting this deal.
About this item:
The pex tool expands 3/8-inch - 1-inch Pex Type-A tubing
The pex expander tool has an automatic rotating head action for even expansion
The pex expansion tool comes with full trigger actuation for use in tight spaces
Bright LED work light to help illuminate dark areas
Dual-sided hang and belt hooks for convenient storage
Rubber overmold for comfortable, ergonomic grip
Uses DEWALT PEX Heads. Compatible with Milwaukee and Uponor Heads. (Milwaukee is a registered trademark of Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp. Uponor is a registered trademark of Uponor Oyj.)
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Acme Tools[acmetools.com] has DEWALT 20V MAX 1-in. Pex Expander (Tool Only, DCE400B) for $299. Shipping is free.
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Amazon has DEWALT 20V MAX 1-in. Pex Expander (Tool Only, DCE400B) for $299. Shipping is free.
Acme Tools has DEWALT 20V MAX 1-in. Pex Expander (Tool Only, DCE400B) for $299. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for posting this deal.
About this item:
The pex tool expands 3/8-inch - 1-inch Pex Type-A tubing
The pex expander tool has an automatic rotating head action for even expansion
The pex expansion tool comes with full trigger actuation for use in tight spaces
Bright LED work light to help illuminate dark areas
Dual-sided hang and belt hooks for convenient storage
Rubber overmold for comfortable, ergonomic grip
Uses DEWALT PEX Heads. Compatible with Milwaukee and Uponor Heads. (Milwaukee is a registered trademark of Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp. Uponor is a registered trademark of Uponor Oyj.)
Any plumbers here what is your opinion disregarding price, this or the m12 fuel?
Not a plumber, but i don't think you could go wrong either way unless you're doing a lot of 1" lines, then go with the dewalt. I have an m12 that I used to completely plumb my house and a few odd jobs for friends. It works incredibly well but it was noticeably slower with 1" lines.
Is this worth it over a pex b setup? I'm in construction and it seems all the plumbers use the crimp ring style pex.
pex A is actually cheaper if you want the same flow rate. with pex B you would need to step up to 3/4" to get similar flow rate as 1/2" pex A since pex B fittings reduce the diameter of the line as they are fitted in the pipe instead of stretching the pipe around the fitting like pex A. also pex A is much more flexible so alot of times you can bend the line instead of having to install fittings to change directions.
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