GrumpyPaul
Well-Known Member
While ago I picked up a half roll (approx 9 m) of 3/8 copper with the intention to make a counter flow chiller
I am hunting for the easiest/cheapest way to make the fittings.
I nearly fell over at the cost of getting all the bits to solder the joins (torch, solder, flux) just for a one off job that I will probably never need again.
So then I started looking at compression fittings. bunnings don't stock 3/8 fittings at all.
Any ideas on how to do it without buying tools I don't really need.
Or should I just make an immersion chiller
I am hunting for the easiest/cheapest way to make the fittings.
I nearly fell over at the cost of getting all the bits to solder the joins (torch, solder, flux) just for a one off job that I will probably never need again.
So then I started looking at compression fittings. bunnings don't stock 3/8 fittings at all.
Any ideas on how to do it without buying tools I don't really need.
Or should I just make an immersion chiller