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  1. Mike F

    Old pipes. slightly larger?

    I have to repair some damaged pipes in the garage that froze when winter came upon us overnight this year. The problem is that the 1/2" couplings are too small for the pipe. I am sure that 60 yrs ago the copper was probably .002-.003" bigger in diameter than pipes are now. I have been sanding...
  2. Mike F

    Natural gas supply line sizing

    I am looking to find any information on how to calculate natural gas supply line size for a recently installed grill. Burners total 100,000BTU. Though I have not checked it, I am told that supply pressure is approx. 7"w.c. The run is about 70ft or so. I presently have a 3/4" supply, which is...
  3. Mike F

    Best flux for 95/5 solder in air compressor application

    Now that I have decided to solder 3/4" copper lines for my air compressor, I am seeking advice on the most appropriate flux. I will be using 95/5 solder and was wondering if the choice of flux is that important. I have Oatey #5 flux and Oatey #95 tinning flux lying around. Is there any real...
  4. Mike F

    Soldering vs. Brazing

    I am setting up a compressed air system in my garage. The max pressure of the compressor is 175 psi. I am planning to run 3/4" type L copper. I have been to the copper.org site and researched the search function here and get conflicting advice. Now, I realize there may be liability issues on...
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