Our reader, Fred Thibodeau of J.S. Barry Industries, has contributed an alternative solution to help Mabuk out. He can be contacted at:
leakmaster1@aol.com Thank you, Fred! |
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Using the jig and a piece of mild steel sheet, he presses the latter at different positions as best as he can until he gets a nice curve on the sheet metal.
He checks the curvature of the sheet metal often with the template, so that it will fit the leaking pipe.
Once he has the correct curve, he welds some tabs or strips at the ends.
The tabs or strips have drilled holes for bolts.
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He clamps the leaking pipe with his new clamp. The repair should last until the pipe can be renewed or repaired at a later date. |
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