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Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 8:18 pm
by Xxplosive42o
SpudBlaster15 wrote:Xxplosive42o wrote:Almost any material is ok to use for a combustion as it never really reaches extreme rates of pressure.
I prefer to avoid materials like cheese and lead foil.
lmao, yea those probably arent the best materials when dealing with explosions.
Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 12:37 am
by Daltonultra
I don't see any issue with that particular fitting being DWV. Just make sure it doesn't take take any torque during firing. If your barrel is supported, fine. If it hangs free, I would use the DWV fitting.
BTW, Lowe's carries NSF-PW 2" fittings at all their stores.
Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 4:28 pm
by LCTChamp
Xxplosive42o wrote:SpudBlaster15 wrote:Xxplosive42o wrote:Almost any material is ok to use for a combustion as it never really reaches extreme rates of pressure.
I prefer to avoid materials like cheese and lead foil.
lmao, yea those probably arent the best materials when dealing with explosions.
Actually cheese and lead foil would be safe because they wouldn't explode into harmful shrapnel. But you would only get one shot per cannon.
