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( , Thu 30 May 2013, 15:27)
Have you got a problem you think the rest of the B3ta collective can solve? Are you an idiot? Tell B3ta and we'll help you out. Probably. BE FLUFFY.
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( , Thu 30 May 2013, 15:27)
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Oh 'ell, we do have a Plumb Centre near here but it'll be closed, and I'm working tomorrow morning!
New question: will a ball joint block off the pipe adequately while I use the washing machine which is fed from lower down the pipe? Or am I looking at a stop end until I can get the special joint?
( , Sun 2 Jun 2013, 10:02, 2 replies)
New question: will a ball joint block off the pipe adequately while I use the washing machine which is fed from lower down the pipe? Or am I looking at a stop end until I can get the special joint?
( , Sun 2 Jun 2013, 10:02, 2 replies)
Is the pipe you want to cap off 16mm. If it is, then the only way to cap it without a 16mm fitting would be to flatten the pipe then fold the flattened pipe over on itself. Scary bit now. Apply solder to the flattened pipe to seal it off until you can obtain a fitting.
( , Sun 2 Jun 2013, 10:20, closed)
Do you mean a ball valve?
If so, it should be fine.
You generally find ball joints on a cars steering.
( , Sun 2 Jun 2013, 19:50, closed)
If so, it should be fine.
You generally find ball joints on a cars steering.
( , Sun 2 Jun 2013, 19:50, closed)
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