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One more: PVC bike rack. I bought a ratcheting PVC cutter and honestly am not sure if I would have been able to complete the project without it. One note: mos
by schemescape 3y ago
One more: PVC bike rack.
I bought a ratcheting PVC cutter and honestly am not sure if I would have been able to complete the project without it.
One note: most instructions suggested doing a “dry fit” but I found that the pipes slid into the connectors much farther once they had PVC glue on them. Not a big deal, but everything ended up smaller than planned as a result.
- vitaflo 3y agoSpeaking of bikes I use a PVC pipe to set the crown race on my bike forks. If you get the right size it’s perfect for pounding them on.
- datavirtue 3y agoYou can quickly sand the ends by grappling them with sandpaper in your hand and twisting/squeezing. This reduces the size and modifies the texture, allowing them to assemble and disassemble easier. I like to be able to disassemble my creations so I dry fit and then bury a self tapping stainless screw through adjoining pieces instead of using glue.