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Tool Purchase Ethics?
I am developing my basement that will have a kitchenette (1) , full bath (2.5), a separate vanity only nook (1) and a wet bar (1), that is five and a half sets of H+C water plumbing. I love the flex tube water pipes (PEC?) for running the water lines. These tubes are secured to the fixtures by a crimp ring that requires a special crimp tool. The tool costs $60+ the last time I checked. Renting one for the day is something like $20 and the clock is ticking on overtime. I react poorly to this kind of stress. Instead of working faster I freeze up. My idea is to buy the tool first, take a week to do a proper plumbing job, then return the tool for a refund. The ruse "free use" is obvious and I am not too comfortable with it. What's your take on this? The alternative is to use stainless steel hose rings. Will this have enough holding strength to keep the tube+fixtures securely in place? |
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