check valve
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homedepotpro
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here is my idea for a check valve. i want to use it on a high pressure pump (like 200psi).
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experament-u2
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looks good i think it would work
are you going to try build one i think it woudl be good as
are you going to try build one i think it woudl be good as
Looks like it would work but it also looks like it would be a lot of trouble. My local hardware store sells 1/4" npt check valves. It just seems easier to buy one.
Why not just buy one.
But when you still want to build it:
It will work and the design looks very nice BUT!!!
make very very sure the pipe is cut square and set 100% straight or it wont seal.
But when you still want to build it:
It will work and the design looks very nice BUT!!!
make very very sure the pipe is cut square and set 100% straight or it wont seal.
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homedepotpro
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what store?hubb017 wrote:Looks like it would work but it also looks like it would be a lot of trouble. My local hardware store sells 1/4" npt check valves. It just seems easier to buy one.
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SpudBlaster15
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It is a local, one town, store called Well's Hardware. They have all kinds of weird fittings most have never even heard of. I was fortunate enough to work there for a couple of years during high school so I got pretty familiar with all this stuff (which greatly aids in the continuation of this hobby).homedepotpro wrote:what store?hubb017 wrote:Looks like it would work but it also looks like it would be a lot of trouble. My local hardware store sells 1/4" npt check valves. It just seems easier to buy one.
