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    • #276107
      Avatar photopiegie

        If I threaded a piece of pipe all the way without turning it end for end and backed the die off and cut the end off the rest of the unthreaded portion with a hacksaw ,would either end thread into a fitting properly?Sounds crazy ,but I need an all thread nipple so I can run a jam nut onit to hold a lab fixture down soild on a counter top

        » This message has been edited by bozo on 17 December 2002

      • #293437
        Avatar photoRobert Stephen Morton
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          Bozo. In Australia we call a pipe with a thread the entire lenght on the outside a “Long thread” or “Allthread” & we use a “back nut”.
          These items can be procured from any Plumbing supplier.
          Bob

        • #293438
          Avatar photobozo
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            Thanks,Bob. I guess the one I made will work .I figured it would,just wanted to make sure.

          • #293439
            Avatar photoSelgas
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              Heck why don’t ya just go down to the Plumbers shop and buy a length of threaded nippling tube.



              Selgas Services Ltd
              Craftsman Gasfitters, Plumbers, Electrical Service Technicians

            • #293440
              Avatar photobozo
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                Peter,I tryed ,but could not find any.

              • #293441
                Avatar photoracefanone
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                  Bozo take a chill pill.

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