You have to use less than 10 pieces. It must be rigid. It does not have to hold water. It CANNOT involve a union. No bending. No welding. It has to be done with standard plumbers tools. All pipe must be the same diameter. No reverse threading. I'm stumped. But I know a guy who swears it can be done. Do you knowit?
2007-11-28
15:57:36
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Leroy J
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You have to use less than 10 pieces. It must be rigid. It does not have to hold water. It CANNOT involve a union. No bending. No welding. It has to be done with standard plumbers tools. All pipe must be the same diameter. No reverse threading. I'm stumped. But I know a guy who swears it can be done. Do you knowit?
I forgot to specify that the sections of pipe count as "pieces".
2007-11-29
01:07:39 ·
update #1