Recent content by daveA66

haha, I'm not a plumber as you can tell so not an issue for me. Copper pipe stuff is right popular just now

Yes but only drilling through the cross pieces at the top and the weight of the seat will be taken in 4 corners by the legs. I thought saddle clips looged a bit too flimsy. Munsen rings don't tighten right up on the threaded part (as far as I know) and school board clips don't often fully grip...

I used Muson rings and brass school board rings foir the shelf. For the seat top I have tried out 10 x 40mm coach bolts through the pipe which is very solid

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These (if it all works out) are for my daughter. I made her a shelf out of copper pipe and a reclaimed scaffold plank and now she would like some matching stuff!! 4 stools and a table

Not a problem all input is welcome. I was going for something like these which deffo are 22mm soldered copper at £155 a go.. The supports look better though

Yep got it thanks

There are some quite flimsy looking ones available commercially....

Would compression fitting be a better choice? Also, how dod you get the images to appear? using the insert image bit didn't work for me Cheers

Links to images https://1drv.ms/u/s!AnrN_svLGYXSmuZZbo-CDvnZQbsaRQ https://1drv.ms/u/s!AnrN_svLGYXSmuZYis8Ba4I4I3978A

Hmm, not sure why the pictures are not displaying, it looks ok to me. They are on my one drive, i will try to find a different way of posting them. Stool is not very high about 60cm, 22mm pipe with 15mm cross braces. First one is a prototype anyway. I will try to get the pics posted again.

Hi I have no idea is this is the correct section for this query - it probably isn't but as it involves soldering copper pipe I though I would start here :) The images show the fram for a copper pipe bar stool I am making. All the other projects I have done have been simpler than this but I...

Nice one thanks

Thanks for the reply - and the tip about insulation! Cheers

Hi (not sure if this is the right place for this post?) I am replacing our bathroom fan, as it's broken, and wasn't much use anyway. It was vented out under the eaves which is possibly the cause of bad condensation in the roof space. One of the ridge tiles is a vent tile left over from the...