Dented Pipe??
#4
Tech Master
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No idea, I have never had to do the freezer trick, but it should not change much on the pipe, here is more info
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthread.php?p=944555
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthread.php?p=944555
#7
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The freezer trick worked great for me on an RD Logics pipe with the stinger stiffener. Only thing if the dents are big like the one looks nearest the stinger you might have to do it twice. I put mine in at bedtime and took it out the next morning before work and did it again to get it real straight.
#8
Tech Regular
#10
Dented pipe.
Yo Gatermaxx, i have the pressure nipple and the stinger plugged, but dont know what use for the hole for the header part of the pipe, and if so how do i contain these ports so that the milk , or water doesnt push them out once freezing process starts to work, was thinking about zipp ties...
#11
how does the freezing expand the pipe?
it doesnt make sense. heat makes things expand, cold contracts
so what makes this prosses work?
and does it make the pipe look like new if done right?
it doesnt make sense. heat makes things expand, cold contracts
so what makes this prosses work?
and does it make the pipe look like new if done right?
#12
You ever see what happens when you put that water bottle filled with water into the freezer ? It expands by about 10-15% larger than its original size. I put afew bottles of water to use them as ice packs for my ice chest filled with drinks. If you want to read about the explination and science of why water expands, do a google search for " ice expansion ".
#14
You ever see what happens when you put that water bottle filled with water into the freezer ? It expands by about 10-15% larger than its original size. I put afew bottles of water to use them as ice packs for my ice chest filled with drinks. If you want to read about the explination and science of why water expands, do a google search for " ice expansion ".
hmmmm, so thats strong enuff to un dent the pipe? thats sweet!
do the dent go away like they werent there, or just help?
#15
Depending on the dent, if your lucky, it'll look like the dent wasn't even there. There are times when the dent comes out with a few blimishes. And, sometimes, there are times when the dent doesn't even un-dent itself just because of the location of the dent. Here's a dent that may be beyond repair. This is Andrew Ellis' car back at the 2004 1/8th scale nationals.