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Default flexibale natural gas lines

greetings, i will be installing a new gas stove in out kitchen which
means that i will have to pipe over some natural gas. i am considering
connecting 3 five foot lenghts of the flexibale gas lines i can purchase
at home depot instead of paying someone to hardpipe (?) it. i have a
connection in my gas line before it gets to the furnace that i want to
tap into. the connection has a threaded plug. does this seem like a good
idea? any possible code violations? what kind of thread sealant should i
use? stuff in a tube of the nylon tape stuff?
thanks cj

 
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