I have the same ones. Used the 1.5" about 20x so far and it's been perfect every time. If I used them 3-4x a week I would prob buy a nicer set but even then I can't see how they would work any better.tjbnwi said:I have 1 1/2 to 4" they work really well. http://www.amazon.com/Jones-Stephens-J44-150-Socket-Saver/dp/B000HE9YS8 Tom
yep, the key is to go slow and parallel to the pipe, the cheaper ones work fine for occasional use. Plastic glued joints are pretty forgiving as far as joint fit, not like sweating copper.I have the same ones. Used the 1.5" about 20x so far and it's been perfect every time. If I used them 3-4x a week I would prob buy a nicer set but even then I can't see how they would work any better.
if the plastic cement isn't fusing the parts together, than it's not doing its job :blink:Buy Canadian glue, I can get them apart and cleaned up with a sawsall, flat head screw driver and a hammer. Could never do it with American glue though.
slow meaning don't rush it, not low rpm. :blink:my kit is from wheeler rex
you need to do it full speed...if you go slow it has issues.....if you dont go straight it still works, but eats away at the fitting....the fittings are always loose and need extra glue
it has worked for me 100% of the time....i wish i had bought the set earlier
Our yellow ABS glue here is weak, the black ABS glue we had in California is incredible. I lost a bet telling a guy I could clean the fitting my way...didn't happen.m1911 said:if the plastic cement isn't fusing the parts together, than it's not doing its job :blink:
what is it, some type of transition cement?Our yellow ABS glue here is weak, the black ABS glue we had in California is incredible. I lost a bet telling a guy I could clean the fitting my way...didn't happen.
It's the same ****, one is acetone with black abs plastic dissolved in it, the other is yellow abs.what is it, some type of transition cement?
Our yellow ABS glue here is weak, the black ABS glue we had in California is incredible. I lost a bet telling a guy I could clean the fitting my way...didn't happen.
He's not using transition glue, in Canada ABS glue is bright yellow, PVC is clear, grey or orange, transition glue is white.Poly vinyl chloride cement uses Methyl Ethyl Ketone as an activator in the bonding process, while Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene uses Acetone as an activator, which does not mix with the other, the transition glues you are using are not creating the solvent weld designed for the product, because the products are nowhere close to being similar in make up.