Stand on your own lilttle Munchkin (hot rod)

hr

incorporate a wall bracket/primary loop into one! I'll pull my radiant zones and maybe buffer tank off along the pipe route, somewhere :) I'll use unistrut and cush clamps to fasten to the stud wall, and allow pipe insulation room.

Got the idea from some old motorcycle books. used to be some bikes that carried their oil in the frame tubes. Some race bikes still do!

hot rod

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John@Reliable_5

Hotrod, what's the car frame? wish I could bend pipe like that!

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You are a artis and a out law at the same time. Cool idea hotrod!

Mr. Smith

do you

think the copper will be strong enough to hold the weight?

pretty cool, but wondered about the weight of the munch, pumps, and other misc. items.

keep us posted

Unknown

What's the learning curve on that thing?

HR,

Do you need to anneal the larger copper tubing for that new Rems gizmo you keep showing off? I'd be afraid of missing the mark on all of my bends. The only math I can remember that might help figure out that (bendy thing) 45º offset bend length was offset differential X 1.414

How's it work on steel pipe?

Gary

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I'd like to see you build Santa a radiant sleigh;-) (NM)

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