HD has 60' coils of 1" copper tubing for $20. Unfortunately I couldn't
think of any use for it. Oh well.

Maybe that is why it is so cheap. What would it be used for?

60 ft of 1' what does it weigh, the scrap price of copper may be alot
more than 20$.
Great for radiant floor heat under wood not concrete.
One I went to HD they marked down generator cables from 80$ to 5$ I
left then came back they were gone. I asked if they had more the boss
said no we put them in the trash and they are compacted. If a product
wont move it is discounted then put in the trash.

Toller wrote:HD has 60' coils of 1" copper tubing for $20. Unfortunately I
couldn't
think of any use for it. Oh well.

Maybe that is why it is so cheap. What would it be used for?


Passive solar collector piping? Tom
Work at your leisure!

In article , "toller" wrote:
HD has 60' coils of 1" copper tubing for $20. Unfortunately I couldn't
think of any use for it. Oh well.

Maybe that is why it is so cheap. What would it be used for?

Find out how much it weighs. You might be able to make a bit of a profit
selling it to a scrap dealer. Clean, nearly pure copper like that probably
brings close to a dollar a pound.

"toller" wrote in message
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HD has 60' coils of 1" copper tubing for $20. Unfortunately I couldn't
think of any use for it. Oh well.

Maybe that is why it is so cheap. What would it be used for?

Got any sugar and corn mash out back?

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"ameijers" wrote in message
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"toller" wrote in message
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HD has 60' coils of 1" copper tubing for $20. Unfortunately I couldn't
think of any use for it. Oh well.

Maybe that is why it is so cheap. What would it be used for?

Got any sugar and corn mash out back?

There you go! none of this lousy scrap metal dealer stuff. were talking
moonshine!!!