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I use them in an "emergency" when I have a leaking shut off on a job site so we don't flood a customers house but I always have the plumbers install a new shut off at the final part of the project. I have never tried them with air so I'm not sure how the seal would stand up to 90-120 psi. Not...

I didn't watch the video, but, I would never use those crimp rings on a pex line...that could be why they are leaking. If you use the proper pex crimp rings (copper) and crimping pliers you won't have an issue. Just my .02

That's an out of the ordinary experience for me. I've been in the home reno/building trade for close to 2 decades and other than an apprentice having a poor/ loose crimp I've never had a pex line leak at a connection. The shark-bite style push on connectors are a bit fussy with square clean cuts...

I have an XP that was on sale at Cambodian Tire a few years back since I can't seem to get any good results hand grinding. I was very happy with the results. It paid for itself the first day I had it. I had a big box of dull bits I had collected over the years and in about 3 hrs I had...

Yes, that is the gear. I assure you there are no screws and it definitely is metal...

The "again" part of this makes me question the "thinking things through" process you use...LOL

That is correct. I tried (very gently, but firmly) and this is a pressed in bearing/spacer assembly. The temptation to put it in my hydraulic press and try was there, but I sat for a moment and decided against it. I have an email into a tech at King Canada. Apparently he is the go to guy...

I'm sure in a short while I will be able to agree with you. But for now, we have a different classification of "fun"...LOL

I looked at that when I originally was trying to turn metric threads and the center hub/bearing assembly would have to be pressed in and out of the gear in order to rotate it because there is a spacer that is part of the assembly. I'm presuming they wouldn't have designed it that way

I am planning to do that. I want to speak to the dealer I purchased this at on Monday, then I will be sending an email to King