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Secure Long Flexible Pipes Solo

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What happens here

When installing a long, flexible material like a 12-foot PVC pipe by yourself, it tends to bend and fall. The trick is to use an 8-penny sinker nail. Drive the nail partway into the supporting structure (e.g., a header) where the pipe will be installed. Then, use the head of the nail as a temporary support point to hold the pipe in place while you position and secure it properly with your final fasteners.

Goal: Learn a simple trick to temporarily hold a long, flexible PVC pipe in place for nailing when working alone, preventing it from bending or falling.

Tools and materials

  • Hammer
  • Nail Gun (optional)
  • 12-foot PVC pipe
  • 8-penny nails (sinkers)

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and tight huh crap look at the time took time with Tony so I have this piece of PVC here it's about about 12T long PVC is very flexible it wants to bend it wants to fall so how am I going to hold this without any help there's nobody here I always like to keep sinkers 8 penny nails in my pouch mainly for this reason driving now roughly where the material is going to go can slide it in hold it for me nail it up the more you know oh weird look at

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