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Describing the construction of these pvc pipes may prove to be much like describing on paper just how to tie a shoe-lace! Will give 'er a go nonetheless. They're actually made from 1/2" light tan-colored CPVC not technically PVC but a "hot-water" version of pvc which is sold here at any hardware store in ten foot lengths. [via] Link.
HOW TO make a set of highland pipes from PVC pipe
Describing the construction of these pvc pipes may prove to be much like describing on paper just how to tie a shoe-lace! Will give 'er a go nonetheless. They're actually made from 1/2" light tan-colored CPVC not technically PVC but a "hot-water" version of pvc which is sold here at any hardware store in ten foot lengths. [via] Link.
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Aug 12, 2005 06:32 AM
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How bout some scottish small pipes from cpvc and some brass tubing.?
http://www3.telus.net/ereiswig/ssp_make.htm
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