IBOSAD Copper Tube Fittings Hydraulic Pipe Crimping Tool with 1/2",3/4" and 1" Jaw Copper Pipe Press Crimper Pressing Pliers, with Pipe Cutter

They do the job pretty good and even we are ladies with our strength of tidying it up. It didn't lick leak. They're easy to be used. Is it to be moved in a tight areas? Well worth it for the money

I got this for emergency repairs. I got a 1/2 price used version but waited a month. Worth it to be able to do repairs on wet pipes or areas where a torch is not advisable. Also, ProPress fittings are much cheaper and more robust than Sharkbites. Tho heavy and awkward, the force needed is reasonable.

I did a lot of research before I settled on this tool. I'm only a DIY and doing some occasional plumbing repairs, but this tool is solid and works quite well. I was impressed with how well built it is. The dies are also quite good. Nice tool for a DIY'er.

I just got through using this tool on my shower plumbing, all 1/2" copper tubing and used Viega ProPress fittings. It is a little tricky in some tight situations because you not only have to have room for the tool, but also room for pumping the handle. If you have the room, it does an excellent job. Not a single leak, no problem with 90 degree fittings. One of the really handy things about using these fittings, you don't have to have a dry connection like you do when soldering. I actually had a small flow of water when I crimped on the new shutoff valve. The only reason I took 1 star off is because the pipe cutter included in the kit is junk, in my opinion. To get an electric tool to do the same job will cost $1,000 and more.

I just purchased this and used it to install a hot water heater. Since this was a different type of water heater there were a lot of moving the pipes to new locations and a lot of new connections and this device made it so simple, quick and easy. I love it. I hate sweating pipes and this removed that as an issue. I did have to go back and repress one connection but no big deal, I probably didn't press hard enough the first time. This is so much a time/money saver. Two notes - the manual needs a better English proof reader as it obviously was not written by someone who knows English. Also, the manual says to replace the hydraulic oil once a year - really? Also, if you go this way for connecting pipes remember that the fittings are much more expensive that regular copper fittings - but that is not the fault of this device. I will also note to buy the fittings on-line as in store there is a huge markup. Finally, buy this, it is well made, very substantial, and gets the job done well. Buying it only cost me a few dollars more than renting it at the local HD so go and buy this. I love it!

Perfect for the DIY. Used it to install Several press copper connectors and a ball valve. Work perfectly. It is a pretty beefy tool. But still fits into relatively tight locations. It is kind of heavy so when using overhead can tax the arms a little bit but not a big deal. Considering a cordless version of this tool is in the neighborhood of eight or $1000 at this Price point it's an awesome alternative for something you only have to do a couple times a year. It seems to be made very very well. If you have to call a plumber to do a simple repair this pays for it self on the first use. And, no chance of burning your house down. Comes in a nice case as well. also a kit of spare parts, o rings etc.

Had to return on first use. I had to replace a T fitting and the head would not allow a straight crimp. For couplers, I had no issues. I would suggest you go with the crimper with a flatter head.

Super easy to use. Way cheaper than an electric version. Well worth it for a DIY plumbing fixes around the house. Very pleased. Will never sweat a copper joint again.

Works as described. If you are new to this system pay attention to what fittings you crimp first as the head is bulky and doesn't fit well in tight spaces. Overall, it's an excellent tool I just wish it had an indicator to know when your fully crimped but then it would most likely cost more. One thing I found (probably because I crimp until it bottoms out) is that the one die always sticks to the fittings after I crimp. For the amount of plumbing I do, it is very minor.

An extreamly handy well priced tool no diy handy man should be without , so easy to use and quick .

The crimper is great, does the work much faster than welding does and a better job. I love it, it was well worth the price... :)

Great press tool for the folks on a budget.

This looks to be a well made unit, and the hydraulic pump seems to work well . However the dies are the wrong size for standard Australian copper crimp fittings . This makes the unit useless in Australia.