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By design they are paint roller trays, but thats not what Ca++ is asking here.
RobFromTX
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Ofcourse! I cant believe i missed that
Ca++
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Latest General Motors issue, for the engines with yet another cylinder missing
I can see that, but not this time
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Ca++
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Someone asked me about getting low to the floor recently. I thought this might offer some inspiration. Any reasonably tough container can be drilled to 14mm, and have hose force fitted. A little hot water gets the hose to fold and enter, then you push the hose in. Push until the fold has passed through completely, and it will unfold. At which point, you can pull it back to where you want it. A standard drill bit might make a mess, so think about a step drill. There is the smallest of chances one might weep, but really, that is a tight fit. 16mm OD pipe, in a 14mm hole, is as tight as a typical barbed connection. If one weeps, I would let it salt up
It's just the yellow and green dealing with runoff. I could drill through the floor... but will pump it out
Someone asked me about getting low to the floor recently. I thought this might offer some inspiration. Any reasonably tough container can be drilled to 14mm, and have hose force fitted. A little hot water gets the hose to fold and enter, then you push the hose in. Push until the fold has passed through completely, and it will unfold. At which point, you can pull it back to where you want it. A standard drill bit might make a mess, so think about a step drill. There is the smallest of chances one might weep, but really, that is a tight fit. 16mm OD pipe, in a 14mm hole, is as tight as a typical barbed connection. If one weeps, I would let it salt up
It's just the yellow and green dealing with runoff. I could drill through the floor... but will pump it out
