30 degree bend?

[firebard]

I've got a foundation wall that bends 30 degrees and I'm trying to keep a horizontal run of drain pipe up tight against the wall. I can get pretty close with either a 22.5 or a 45 and sorta tweak the way the pipe seats in the elbow -- meaning not flush. Is that Ok? Is there a way to make a 30 angle with rolling offsets or some combo of standard fittings?

 

[CountryBumkin]

What kind of pipe are you using?
Can you get "1/32 bend" fittings? Such as shown on page 31 here http://www.charlottepipe.com/Documents/DimensionalCatalogs/Plastic_Pipe_Fittings_DC-DWV(609).pdf

or here http://www.supplyhouse.com/PVC-Schedule-40-15-deg-Elbows-15212000

Two 15 degree bends would probably work.

 

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[firebard]

I'm using 2" abs. Two of those 15* would be perfect (I saw them last night when researching online), but doesn't look like they come in ABS. Really would prefer not to mix the two...

 

[hj]

You can roll a 1/16 and street 1/16 anywhere from O degrees through 45 degrees.

 

[firebard]

Thanks! I got both of those and pieces and was able to make the angle I need.