Anybody invited to the derby teslathon on the 30th of may?
Could be good for a meet up!

If you put a check valve inbetween the schrader and tee then you wouldn't have the problem of the valve piloting when you take the pump off.

You guys are bastards. I was actually lookin forward to seeing a highly serious high powered spudgun!

Oh my word!

I hate previews!
I know what I'll be waiting for now

$1099.00 for a run of the mill Spudgun?

I'm sorry but that really does take the piss.

I don't think anything beats my Maths Teacher's quote.

Do the work or I'll sit on your face.
True Story!

The first one was the best. But all in all, a good chuckle.

Why does everyone seem to slate the poor guy?

I personally look forward to his posts.

18mm copper exists?

News to me.

I'd buy one if it did exactly what it said on the tin.

But only on that condition.

Team PSU wrote:Yes, all parts are SCH40 except the hex head cap (SCH80), and all blue pieces are SDR21.

Shooting tennis balls

Those are just wall thicknesses.
Do they have the appropriate pressure ratings written on them?
Chuck it if it says DWV.

Not being pedantic, just preventing injury.

Actually, I used a key switch as the power control for a small "add-on" for HEAL which was a circuit that determined by checking for human skin resistance between various points whether the grip was being held and whether the trigger was being touched

Don't forget to talk about the Inter ...

That bell reducer is pressure rated, right?

Sure, if you have all that crap just lying around your house. Where's my doubtful smiley gone?

Honestly, this is what people make them from anyway.

Indeedy, you might want to build a high voltage circuit next time - Now you're hooked!

It's much better to have an spark/arc between two points than to have to touch the two terminals together. It cuts out so many complications.