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In these situations I move the valve out so nothing is connected to it and then grab one of the end grips and snap it back into the line. This will automatically align it to the pipe it is connecting to.
In these situations I move the valve out so nothing is connected to it and then grab one of the end grips and snap it back into the line. This will automatically align it to the pipe it is connecting to.
Oh I see. In that situation I would either have the valve square to the nozzle with the piping then having the fall away from the valve, or have a custom nozzle that has the fall built into it.
With a reasonable slope of 1:40 then I would go with the custom nozzle as that is what they would likely have to do when fabricating it.
Oh I see. In that situation I would either have the valve square to the nozzle with the piping then having the fall away from the valve, or have a custom nozzle that has the fall built into it.
With a reasonable slope of 1:40 then I would go with the custom nozzle as that is what they would likely have to do when fabricating it.
