dataz722
Full Fledged Farker
What section of Home Depot would have silver dollar nipples?
FiremanVinny
Knows what a fatty is.
not to continue the innuendo but went to home depot yesterday and couldnt find any steel pipe nipples. Does it have to be steel? What other materials would be safe to use?
realspaazz
Take a breath!
I think that this is the nipple you need.
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc...53&langId=-1&keyword=3/4 nipple&storeId=10051 ou need.
it should look like this
they should also have something similar in galvanized (not ideal) or black iron (ideal)
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc...53&langId=-1&keyword=3/4 nipple&storeId=10051 ou need.
it should look like this
they should also have something similar in galvanized (not ideal) or black iron (ideal)
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AlanTX
Guest
I used brass($$ expensive though).
Disciple882542
Knows what a fatty is.
With the electrical conduit nuts...you will need to place them both on the same side of the close nipples to ensure a snug fit.
FiremanVinny
Knows what a fatty is.
thank you
sincitydisciple01
Full Fledged Farker
For the vents that aren't controlled by a ball valve, skip the pipe all together and just use magnets. We had one rust up on us and didn't realize it until we were lighting a drum @ 2 AM in the parking lot of the Topeka ExpoCenter. Needless to say, we weren't exactly thrilled. When I got home I cut them off w/ a Dremmel and replaced with fridge magnets. Works like a charm and don't have to worry about them rusting ever again.
