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this might sound stupid but the T-Line i ordered from danger den didn't come with a cap so where could i get one? thanks ahead of time
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where to get a T line cap?
- Thread starter ceo@eventures-s
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well HomeDepot has some brass fitting with a cap. Just go there and ask a sale person there that you need a 1/2" ID brass fitting with cap. It cost ~ $3-$4.
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I've tried the brass ones and they tend to make the tubing flop over from the weight. I bought a nylon hose barb that had one end threaded. I then searched around until I found a screw cap off a bottle that fit it. Use your imagination. There's plenty of candidates just around the house. I wound up using a cap from one of my wifes perfume bottles. It took a lot of washing to get the stink out of it first though. 
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I believe (I could be wrong) that Homedepot also has plastic 1/2" end caps too (could swear Ive seen em).
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double post whats wrong with my internet today seems to slow lol
whats wrong with my internet today seems to slow lol
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Jas said:
Yup man i'm using one however their plastic is ugly and the thread for the cap is big. Its damn cheap tho. less than a $1 with cap.
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Is it that like rotten egg grey color? They had some elbows Y fitting that were that gawd awful color.
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i just shove a small marble into the tube, works fine.
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If you dont use the d-den fill port you can go with the home depot solution or http://www.cooltechnica.com/Merchan...roduct_Code=Tee-Cap-Kit-BLK&Category_Code=Res
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Ever see those obnoxious "How do YOU use your Sharpie?" commercials?
Guess how I use mine?
I have a couple of systems with pen caps or even the whole pen capping the T-line.
It's ghetto but it works, at least as a temporary measure when you need something quickly.
Guess how I use mine?
I have a couple of systems with pen caps or even the whole pen capping the T-line.
It's ghetto but it works, at least as a temporary measure when you need something quickly.
