sorry for posting two wtds in one day, but I could also do with some of those solder-on copper olives for the connection between my rubber fuel hose
and my copper fuel line.
Anybody know of a small volume supplier, or have any going spare? my copper pipe is 8mm ID.
(and steve if you read this.. I have taken your comments on board and will be avoiding using 3 jubilee clips at each join! )
[Edited on 1/6/09 by cd.thomson]
B&Q do 8mm fittings including olives.
if you're really really stuck let me know, coz i'll need some in the coming weeks, and i know where i can get them in pack of 4, but i didn't want to go out for them yet
how many do you want? u2u me your address
u2u rotax, and I'll U2U blake if I get desperate
I got a small amount from eBay.
I may have a couple left if you get stuck.
Plumbers merchants, microbore central heating fittings. Barry
u2u replied
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Originally posted by cd.thomson
u2u rotax, and I'll U2U blake if I get desperate
WHat about a bead maker instead?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=GB&hl=en-GB&v=2MwmDJuOGwU
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Originally posted by lsdweb
WHat about a bead maker instead?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=GB&hl=en-GB&v=2MwmDJuOGwU
on 8mm pipe?
I'm sorted now guys, rotax is sending me some.
Although the bead maker is very snazzy, I'm not sure it would fit inside my pipe and because its for fuel pipe I would like a continuous band
around the lip to prevent leakage.
if its only 8mm why dont you just use a brake pipe tool to flare the end? the set i have does up to 10mm.
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Originally posted by ashg
if its only 8mm why dont you just use a brake pipe tool to flare the end? the set i have does up to 10mm.
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Originally posted by ashg
if its only 8mm why dont you just use a brake pipe tool to flare the end? the set i have does up to 10mm.
Buy or make a tool like the one in the YouTube video.
B&Q do those Pliers, at £13. (Metal Oyster Kit B&Q part no 0000003344668
None in stock near me
You could weld a blob on a set of molegrips and cut a slot (or drill the right sized hole) in the other jaw to make them.
Simples... chk (and typically Locost)