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Here we go again: PVC PIPE FOR AIR SUPPLY LINES
Due to having no money and abundance of devil-may-care, I am thinking
of using P.V.C. pipe to put in my shop for air supply. I am thinking of using 1/2 inch due the the highest pressure rating compared to larger sizes. Now, my thought is to buy some wire cloth - the stuff that has open squares of ~ .5 inch and cut it where, when formed into a tube, it would cover the p.v.c. pipe comfortably. Should the pipe explode due to the air pressure, the wire-cloth should stop large pieces from becoming killer pieces. I expect the nay sayers to say: DON'T DO IT, YOU WILL BE KILLED. To them I say: I don't expect to eliminate ALL CHANCES OF DEATH OR INJURY BUT I DO EXPECT THE SHIELDING TO CALM MY FEARS RATHER THAN USING BARE PIPE. What say? Thanks Joe |
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