Compression fitting - Revision history

MCRKilljoy at 22:34, 18 December 2016

2016-12-18T22:34:12Z

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	Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and don't look as nice. Compression fittings are also alot more expensive, some as much as 3 times more expensive in larger copper sizes.		Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and don't look as nice. Compression fittings are also alot more expensive, some as much as 3 times more expensive in larger copper sizes.

	~~An example of a cannon that uses compression fittings is pictured here:~~
	~~[http://bb.1asphost.com/sigmarhaven/Ragnarok/DCP00932.jpg Behemoth]~~

	[[category:Fittings]]		[[category:Fittings]]

Benstern: added link

2008-06-01T14:31:23Z

added link

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	Compression fittings are mainly used on copper pipe, they are very simple in function. An olive, a small ring of brass not unlike in appearance to a wedding ring, fits over the copper pipe. Then when the fitting around it is tightened they will deform the olive so it grips the pipe.		Compression fittings are mainly used on [[copper pipe]], they are very simple in function. An olive, a small ring of brass not unlike in appearance to a wedding ring, fits over the copper pipe. Then when the fitting around it is tightened they will deform the olive so it grips the pipe.
	Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and don't look as nice. Compression fittings are also alot more expensive, some as much as 3 times more expensive in larger copper sizes.		Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and don't look as nice. Compression fittings are also alot more expensive, some as much as 3 times more expensive in larger copper sizes.

Benstern: spelling

2007-06-03T05:34:06Z

spelling

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	Compression fittings are mainly used on copper pipe, they are very simple in function. An olive, a small ring of brass not unlike in ~~appearence~~ to a wedding ring, fits over the copper pipe. Then when the fitting around it is tightened they will deform the olive so it grips the pipe.		Compression fittings are mainly used on copper pipe, they are very simple in function. An olive, a small ring of brass not unlike in appearance to a wedding ring, fits over the copper pipe. Then when the fitting around it is tightened they will deform the olive so it grips the pipe.
	Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and ~~dont~~ look as nice. Compression fittings are also alot more expensive, some as much as 3 times more expensive in larger copper sizes.		Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and don't look as nice. Compression fittings are also alot more expensive, some as much as 3 times more expensive in larger copper sizes.

	An example of a cannon that uses compression fittings is pictured here:		An example of a cannon that uses compression fittings is pictured here:

Boilingleadbath: categorized

2007-04-15T12:04:35Z

categorized

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	An example of a cannon that uses compression fittings is pictured here:		An example of a cannon that uses compression fittings is pictured here:
	[http://bb.1asphost.com/sigmarhaven/Ragnarok/DCP00932.jpg Behemoth]		[http://bb.1asphost.com/sigmarhaven/Ragnarok/DCP00932.jpg Behemoth]

			[[category:Fittings]]

BillyBobJoe at 00:17, 1 February 2007

2007-02-01T00:17:42Z

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	Compression fittings are mainly used on copper pipe, they are very ~~simle~~ in ~~the way they work~~. An olive, a small ring of ~~bras~~ not unlike in appearence to a wedding ring, fits over the copper pipe. Then when the fitting around it is tightened they will deform the olive so it grips the pipe.		Compression fittings are mainly used on copper pipe, they are very simple in function. An olive, a small ring of brass not unlike in appearence to a wedding ring, fits over the copper pipe. Then when the fitting around it is tightened they will deform the olive so it grips the pipe.
	Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and dont look as nice. Compression fittings are also alot more expensive, some as much as 3 times more expensive in larger copper sizes.		Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and dont look as nice. Compression fittings are also alot more expensive, some as much as 3 times more expensive in larger copper sizes.

	An example of a cannon that uses compression fittings is pictured here:		An example of a cannon that uses compression fittings is pictured here:
	[http://bb.1asphost.com/sigmarhaven/Ragnarok/DCP00932.jpg Behemoth]		[http://bb.1asphost.com/sigmarhaven/Ragnarok/DCP00932.jpg Behemoth]

BillyBobJoe at 00:17, 1 February 2007

2007-02-01T00:17:16Z

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	Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and dont look as nice. Compression fittings are also alot more expensive, some as much as 3 times more expensive in larger copper sizes.		Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and dont look as nice. Compression fittings are also alot more expensive, some as much as 3 times more expensive in larger copper sizes.

	~~Here is~~ a cannon ~~which~~ uses compression fittings:		An example of a cannon that uses compression fittings is pictured here:
	[http://bb.1asphost.com/sigmarhaven/Ragnarok/DCP00932.jpg Behemoth]		[http://bb.1asphost.com/sigmarhaven/Ragnarok/DCP00932.jpg Behemoth]

LucyInTheSky at 12:03, 27 January 2007

2007-01-27T12:03:28Z

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	Compression fittings are mainly used on copper pipe, they are very simle in the way they work. An olive, a small ring of bras not unlike in appearence to a wedding ring, fits over the copper pipe. Then when the fitting around it is tightened they will deform the olive so it grips the pipe.		Compression fittings are mainly used on copper pipe, they are very simle in the way they work. An olive, a small ring of bras not unlike in appearence to a wedding ring, fits over the copper pipe. Then when the fitting around it is tightened they will deform the olive so it grips the pipe.
	Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and dont look as nice.		Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and dont look as nice. Compression fittings are also alot more expensive, some as much as 3 times more expensive in larger copper sizes.

	Here is a cannon which uses compression fittings:		Here is a cannon which uses compression fittings:
	[http://bb.1asphost.com/sigmarhaven/Ragnarok/DCP00932.jpg Behemoth]		[http://bb.1asphost.com/sigmarhaven/Ragnarok/DCP00932.jpg Behemoth]

LucyInTheSky at 12:02, 27 January 2007

2007-01-27T12:02:07Z

New page

Compression fittings are mainly used on copper pipe, they are very simle in the way they work. An olive, a small ring of bras not unlike in appearence to a wedding ring, fits over the copper pipe. Then when the fitting around it is tightened they will deform the olive so it grips the pipe.
Compression fittings are usually stronger than solder fittings by a small margin but are harder to airtight and dont look as nice.

Here is a cannon which uses compression fittings:
[http://bb.1asphost.com/sigmarhaven/Ragnarok/DCP00932.jpg Behemoth]