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Pipe repair in cramped space
I have a 3/4" Cu pipe carrying return water in my baseboard heating
system. It is install in a channel in the slab floor. I have exposed about 4" of length and am pondering sawing the pipe. But there is no room to sand it all the way around. There is only about 1/2" of space. Can anyone tell me how to get the pipe prepared for soldering? TIA |
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