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Get the grinder on it to remove the lip will let you go deeper

yes should be as copper varies dia and wall thickness
 
Cheers mate it just felt like I wasn’t able to insert the male pipe far enough. Perhaps only 4-5mm going in
 
I see so it’s not fully going in try heating up the copper first or you do need some pressure forcing down into the pipe
 
Goes all the way in to the stopper but doesn’t seem to make a full socket. Was wondering if 7/8 was big enough
 
 
I opened a thread on this a while back, they were quite expensive at the time I think around £30 a piece.
Do you recall the brand mate. Sorry to tread on toes
 
Not at all. Actually cost more - 22mm is over £40, links are at the end of this thread.

 
I’m still hoping someone will design something that you can cut the pipe out of a fitting like the yanks do eg socket saver
 
I'm curious as to why the imperial 7/8 was so Rubbish, I might get a crap set and have a play. I like using my monument former when I get a chance but obviously you've got to form it while it's being hand held rather than already half clipped to the wall.
 
Well let me know how you get on I got mine on flea bay just to try them so I’m not too bothered as they were a cheap way to test the process
 

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