xxShaneOmac
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- Jan 2, 2007
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Everett,
Washington
I have a 6" section of 3/4ths inner diameter tubing that I want to make air tight.
My idea is to seal this section and then fill it with air that can be regulated by a valve and used elsewhere.
This is my question. What would be the best choice to get the most air? A rubber tube with the ends sealed filling the area, or a tubular air hose that fit inside and filled the same area.
Is one better than the next or would they both equal the same as the limiting factor is the 3/4ths ID tube in the 1st place?
Thanks.
My idea is to seal this section and then fill it with air that can be regulated by a valve and used elsewhere.
This is my question. What would be the best choice to get the most air? A rubber tube with the ends sealed filling the area, or a tubular air hose that fit inside and filled the same area.
Is one better than the next or would they both equal the same as the limiting factor is the 3/4ths ID tube in the 1st place?
Thanks.