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Old 12-18-2014, 03:02 PM   #21
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Thanks Trevor, not sure how I missed it.

I will try the epoxy I bought this time around. Looking forward to adding smoke to the airframe and playing around with the setup. Boys and there toys....
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i can solder your pipes rick
get them to me ill do in shop at work
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I would go the Ed way for sure

JB would be the high heat stick

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i can solder your pipes rick
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Sounds good Ed. I would have used a torch with Map gas and silver solder to hold the pressure fitting in place. I am still waiting for my Pitts muffler to show up but I will assemble the pressure fitting with the brass tube ahead of time.
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