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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
| − | Many materials are readily available for use in construction of a spudgun. The most common, perhaps, are PVC and ABS. Both are so common, that a page has been dedicated to them ([[PVC vs. ABS]]). For information on other materials, see below. | + | Many materials are readily available for use in construction of a spudgun. The most common, perhaps, are [[PVC]] and ABS. Both are so common, that a page has been dedicated to them ([[PVC vs. ABS]]). For information on other materials, see below. |
==Common Materials== | ==Common Materials== | ||
| − | * Copper | + | * [[Copper pipe]] |
| − | * Galvanized Steel Pipe | + | * Galvanized [[Steel Pipe]] |
* Aluminum Pipe | * Aluminum Pipe | ||
| − | + | [[Category:Construction materials]] | |
Latest revision as of 14:35, 1 June 2008
Introduction
Many materials are readily available for use in construction of a spudgun. The most common, perhaps, are PVC and ABS. Both are so common, that a page has been dedicated to them (PVC vs. ABS). For information on other materials, see below.
Common Materials
- Copper pipe
- Galvanized Steel Pipe
- Aluminum Pipe
