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    To be honest, I'm not really concerned if I don't get the cut exactly square. I've never had a leak because of an off square cut.

    I use a hacksaw and clean up the cut (remove burrs) when I'm done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by h4lcy0n View Post
    OK next Question

    Do I need to use teflon tape the end of the poly pipe to ensure a good seal when connecting it into the fitting, or as long as the the cut is square all should be okay?

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    Aaron
    No tape required. And it won't matter if the cut isn't perfectly square, but it needs to be something like it.

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    But surely you would be able to cut a piece of 1" pipe square?????????
    Just make sure you de-burr it otherwise you will tear out the 'O' ring.
    Plumbers were around long before Jesus was a carpenter

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    Quote Originally Posted by wonderplumb View Post
    But surely you would be able to cut a piece of 1" pipe square?????????
    Just make sure you de-burr it otherwise you will tear out the 'O' ring.
    You would hope so wouldn't you! - all done no leaks so I'm happy!. The connectors are quite bulky but work really well.


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    Looks like a nice, neat setup. Good work.
    Cheers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vernonv View Post
    Looks like a nice, neat setup. Good work.
    thanks, take no notice of the black sikaflex... I thought it was grey when I bought it, doh!.

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    Quote Originally Posted by h4lcy0n View Post
    thanks, take no notice of the black sikaflex... I thought it was grey when I bought it, doh!.
    Didn't notice it until you said something. Should have kept your mouth shut.
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    Mmm, point taken!

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