ABS Question

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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Hi, if I did not have 1 1/2" PVC but I have 1 1/2" ABS, could I use PVC for everything except for the barrel? And if it is safe, how do I glue them together? Thanks!
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Yes its fine.

PVC to ABS transition glue.
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Okay. Do they sell that at Home Depot?
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Probably, if not, look at Lowes or Ace Hardware.
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I don't have those stores near me, since I'm in Canada...unless they are in Canada and I didn't know about them...And wow, you reply fast.
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I was just doing my usual forum search to see what i missed.

Your fast to respond. :wink:
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Fix up 4SPC
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Haha, thanks. That was still pretty fast. 4 minutes.
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Even better- use threaded fittings.
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Okay, so that won't use cement, right?
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It will use cement, as you need to cement on the threaded adaptors, but you don't need special transition cement.
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Okay, thanks a bunch!
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In Canada you might find it at a Home Depot, Rona and just maybe at Canadian Tire.
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Okay, those are the places I look. Thanks!
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