It all is very nice. Thanks for tutorial link Brent.
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It all is very nice. Thanks for tutorial link Brent.
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thought I would show the chart for the pipe. I won't take a 4" pipe it's to big the max is 4.25 and a 4" pipe is 4.5
Last edited by aokweld101; 01-25-2015 at 08:40 PM.
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you won't find it in the big box stores, but you can get a 3.5" ID pipe which has a 4" OD. http://www.harvel.com/piping-systems...-80/dimensions
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Go figure. Why can't things be the size they say they are? 2x4...1x6, etc.Originally Posted by aokweld101
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The 4" PVC is actually 4" - on the inside. That is the Inner Diameter. But the carvewright cares about the Outer Diameter... and with a quarter inch wall thickness, you add right at 1/2" to the listed (inner) diameter to find the outer diameter.
As to lumber, like a 2x4 - when the board is first rough sawn from the log, it is a true 2x4, but the drying process and planing of the board reduce it to the finished 1.5x3.5 size
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Iv'e said that all along Connie....lol
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