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WisconsinDogfartmost houses come with pvc all you gotta do is cut it out. usually in the basement, but sometimes u gotta rip open your walls
vibecheckanother BANGER
WisconsinDogfartu mad bro ?
johnobleimagine the losses the construction industry would suffer if everyone making one of these threads followed the advice in them.
johnobleimagine the losses the construction industry would suffer if everyone making one of these threads followed the advice in them.
KCoCMi was lookin last night and ace hardware has 6 in diameter 10 ft length pieces for $40, it’s not nothing but that didn’t seem an absurd price to me
MoneyMakerMikeyou need thick pvc walls. I got the same pipes from ace and the pipes broke super easily. The green or blue pipes are what you want
KCoCMthe ones i saw were green but i’ll keep that in mind cuz i was thinking of grabbing some if it ever fucking snows in chicago again... about how thick does the pipe need to be would u say?
MoneyMakerMikeI not exactly sure but like >1/8 inch shouldn’t crack to easy. I’m using 1/4 inch rn and I built a pretty big gap to rail hit at the end of last year and the pvc was super strong and held up well. So basically I’d say try to get quarter inch if you can but slightly thinner walls would work too probably. Construction sites will be your best bet for thick walled tubes.
WisconsinDogfartmost houses come with pvc all you gotta do is cut it out. usually in the basement, but sometimes u gotta rip open your walls
WisconsinDogfartmost houses come with pvc all you gotta do is cut it out. usually in the basement, but sometimes u gotta rip open your walls
CeleryGo around to any nearby construction sites and ask if they have any extra, often times they will and will most likely give it to you rather than throw it away.
vibecheckI'm your BIGGgest fan!
sexyjulianI did that and now I have no water. Any tips?