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With push to connect fittings you want to have the end of your tubing, pretty square. At the seat of the push Connect, there’s a small O-ring so when you push the tubing into the collet the tubing

Yeah if you have a reverse osmosis system these are the same type of connections, push in the ring and pull out the hose on all the connections. Even comes with a cutter to make square cuts on the

My email address is at "Fastmail.com". If you asked me for information on my machine, I have sent it to you. So, if you didn't get it, maybe my message is in your spam folder. Sorry I need to send

Will post tomorrow. N/

Pex-B is rated at 160psi - my system is regulated to 120 psi - I would agree that that is not a 3x safety factor but I have had no issues. N/

The easiest and cheapest way to run compressor around your shop is with rubber or hybrid air hose quarter 3/8 half 3/4 with Barb fittings. There is a vast array of fittings. Straight elbow, reduce

Hi Taylor, Are these designed with a push-in connection for the elbow and tee fittings? Can they be taken back easily too? Thx. For sharing. Wade.

I bought these kits on amazon for my new shop and have been very happy. cheap fast and leak free. I use aquarium grade silicone on every threaded connection and zero leaks. Never going back to

Hi Neil, Do you have any pictures you could share showing the various fittings used with the Pex system? Thx, Wade

I recall reading somewhere that standard pex doesn’t have a high enough pressure rating compared with Pex-al which is what max line is made out of. [email protected]> wrote:

My two cents, I have to second using PEX - I use 3/4, I have around 60’ with 5 drops - key for me was buying the Ryobi crimper for the Stainless rings - use it for all my plumbing/ hydronic heating

I ended up getting the maxline kit by rapid air (1/2”ID and did 4 drops) Now that I am about to test the system I see that my air compressor is broken is leaking (the gauge was also broken from

I mentioned this item for sale several months ago. But now, I have pictures and all the accessories gathered up. Please PM me for details on the machine.

Thanks Rod. I am still leaning towards Forrest dado to speed up the process. Imran Malik https://www.facebook.com/groups/362481112015700/?ref=share

Murray, Thanks for the progress report!? Well done! J.

Many thanks for all the replies. Joe, that is a very impressive and very professional looking piece of work work. What material have you used for the "plates"? A question was asked about the

Hi Imran, if it’s big enough I bandsaw the majority and clean up with a chisel. If it’s narrow I do all slots with the 2 blades and then go to one rip blade to make successive passes The tenon

This picture of a 68mm thick euro window section with Accoya cladding illustrates the solid 3 layer construction. I use this method for doors 56, 68 and 78mm thick. No glue lines to the

Hi Joe, You mention 3 layer lamination method but also say there is no glue lines to the weather. My door fits this except the outside of the stiles and top/bottom rails. How do you avoid these glue

Dennis, Thanks for the details. It is a good discussion. I am not sure I am sold yet. Your door sound beautiful, if you are able to please share pics. Imran