Q:How to distinguish the type of tubing joint?

The oil pipe connection depends on what standard. It is convenient for you to contact me. specializes in this thing.

Q:Standard for fabrication of jacket type pipe couplings for card sleeve couplings

6 flared flared joint (GB/T 5630-2008)7 、 flared type adjustable end bend pipe joint (GB/T 5631-2008)8 、 flared type combined bend pipe joint (GB/T 5632-2008)9 、 flaring type adjustable end to end three way pipe joint (GB/T 5633-2008)10 、 flared type combined bend three way pipe joint (GB/T 5634-2008)

Q:broken smoke detector in pieces, want to fix

Your parents havent done a very good job with this guy have they ? Why ? Not a lot you can do. Hes heading for nowhere in life so just make sure you dont.Tolerate all this best you can until you can escape.Not much you can do until you are older and have some money behind you. Any other relatives that could help you ?

Q:Well..Im from seattle. Lol we arent the best drivers ESPECIALLY WHEN IT SNOWS. it rarely snows at it snowed yesterday and the roads are slippery and icy! We have really really steep hills, so thats why its harder for us, and no one teaches us in drivers ed. :-(

Oddly, reducing your own personal use (dishwashersshowers, washing machines, etc.) is a good start, checking the condition of your pipes, fittings and seals is an even better way to maximize the efficiency of your homes water consumption. A recent study in the City of Tampa Bay found that nearly 20% of the city's water usage was due to household leaks! While installing low-flow fittings, appliances and toilets also helps, do your research on what products are best for your situation. There is still a good deal of debate out there on just the degree of benefit these additions provide. Good luck!

Q:can i set an alarm for a 1st gen ipod nano and if so how? please help

Dude. DO NOT smoke ANYTHING through PolyVinyl Chloride (PVC) pipe!!! It will f**k you up royally, and you will most likely die. There's a reason most bongs are made of glass (or even acrylic). If you're looking for something homemade, use brass, or even copper. You should be able to find enough parts, fittings, etc at the hardware store to rig up something suitable.

Q:I'm looking for a new car for winter and summer in Colorado because I'm tired of having two cars. I'm looking for a nice coupe, looking at mostly a Mercedes, BMW or Audi. But it seems like the cars I really like are usually RWD! I've heard that those aren't good in winter so I need to find a AWD or FWD. but really, most sporty cars are RWD! Except for a Porsche 911 or more expensive cars. I don't want to go over 50k.

cutters hands down. i brought a maroon pair. but ive heard you can get ur teams home and away colors. their stick like glue and when the grips fades off u just dab em with a lil water ans it comes back. no lie

Q:The pipe joint model is 1/2 "-14 teeth / inch". What does this mean?

The pipe joint model is 1/2, -14 teeth / inch: This is the English 55 degree taper pipe thread, the specific parameters are: big diameter 20.955mm, pitch 1.814mm, other parameters can be listed under the table:

Q:Does anyone knows some sites where i can buy clothes for my doll?I have few in mind but they're not the greatest.

But if you crush your skull won't you die?

Q:Im looking at few few different rods that I have my mind on. One being the berkley lightning shock series and the other being the abu garcia Vendetta rod. I want something in medium heavy and from 6.6ft to 7ft. I have a reel for it already. Its a diawa black widow 2 reel. Any suggestions?

Putty goes under the fittings inside the sink, i.e., under the flange of a disposal. When you screw down the fitting, the putty squishes out, which you remove. Under there will be a tight layer of putty so the water cannot drain through the hole in the sink, but instead must flow down the drain.

Q:personal protective equipments in the field?

As others have said, if it's large (maybe larger than your fist), it would be best to get a sizeable piece of sheetrock. If it's smaller than that, use joint compound. Don't use spackle as it will tend to dry and eventually will most likely leave cracks weeks or months down the road. Get a wide putty knife (at least 3) to spread the joint compound. Just buy the prepared compound and skip the powder + water stuff. Get a decent brand and you may want to look at picking up a few sheet rock screws if you need a large piece so you can hopefully hit a nearby stud in the wall. One point here is that you want to sink the screw at just the right depth. Too far will start to crush the sheet rock and take more compound to smooth over. Too shallow will leave the screw head showing. I have a Dremel and the sheetrock cutting tool bit makes nice smooth cuts but if you take your time, you may be able to use a sheetrock hand saw to make a good opening. Take your time and be sure to use a replacement piece a bit larger than the opening. You can always shave off material from the replacement piece. You can dry sand (at least 200 grit sandpaper) or wet sand. I prefer dry sanding but that's your call. You'll most likely need to compound the dips two or three times if you want it very smooth. It's not easy to make it perfectly smooth but the wider the knife, the slightly easier it'll be. There are lots of do it yourself sites and they will explain better how to do it step by step. Take your time and don't feel rushed. The second link has a little trick if it's an in between sized hole but how cheesey you want to get is up to you.