What do you use for tubes? Can you use PVC for the tubes on this? If so what size would I get?
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If you are using seamless paper you don't need tubes. The paper tube inside the the seamless will support it's self If you use muslin backdrops you will need 2" PVC tubes to support the backdrop.
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I used 10' x 2'' PVC tubs from Lowes. Works like a dream. Used 1/2'' self-tapping screws to attach canvas backgrounds to tub. I also used 1/2'' tubs on the leading edge of the canvas to make them keep their shape since they tend to try and roll to one side or the other.
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Check your local codes. If you can use PVC for a regular water heater you can use it for a tank less system.
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Yes, you can use a tube in a tubeless tire. I ordered tubes with my tires. My rims are old and would not seal a tubeless tire.
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Sorry. Unable to assist since all tubes have been used with good success. I bought similar or larger size tubes recently at Dollar Tree.
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Did you try this for your child with tubes? My son has tubes and wanted to know if it is safe to use this for kids with tubes.
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I use 3/8 x 5/8. I've used 3/8 x 1/2 tubing in the past, but I prefer 3/8 x 5/8. Also, invest in the M20 fill port if you decide to get this.
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I would not go with PVC. It's too flexible. I would use cored paper roll or get a Manfrotto Aluminum Core for Uncored Paper. This is the 9ft model but there are shorter and longer ones. They break down into shorter pieces for transport and while more expensive than PVC they are perfectly designed for the job.If you want to stick with PVC plan on an inside diameter of 2", but make sure the outside diameter will fit through your coreless paper roll or you'll need to re-roll the paper onto the PVC.Hope my understanding of what you are trying to accomplish was accurate and the suggestions helpful. I would not go with PVC. It's too flexible. I would use cored paper roll or get a Manfrotto Aluminum Core for Uncored Paper. This is the 9ft model but there are shorter and longer ones. They break down into shorter pieces for transport and while more expensive than PVC they are perfectly designed for the job.If you want to stick with PVC plan on an inside diameter of 2", but make sure the outside diameter will fit through your coreless paper roll or you'll need to re-roll the paper onto the PVC.Hope my... » Read More I would not go with PVC. It's too flexible. I would use cored paper roll or get a Manfrotto Aluminum Core for Uncored Paper. This is the 9ft model but there are shorter and longer ones. They break down into shorter pieces for transport and while more expensive than PVC they are perfectly designed for the job.If you want to stick with PVC plan on an inside diameter of 2", but make sure the outside diameter will fit through your coreless paper roll or you'll need to re-roll the paper onto the PVC.Hope my understanding of what you are trying to accomplish was accurate and the suggestions helpful. « Show Less
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I would go smaller then 1/2 x 5/8 it would look funny , that's the tubing size im going to use , im going a hardline some people go even bigger but its just over kill. This size will work great and look good
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You can use existing tubes. If the old tubes were holding air and maintaining a good pressure they should do OK.
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I wouldnt use it on pvc as the amount of heat would melt the pipe. I assume you coukd keep it far away to keep the full force of the heat away from it but i wouldnt use it for that.
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I bought it to fit 4"PVC pipe. I think as others stated you would need a couple if you are using 5"or 6" pipe.
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I would not go with PVC. It's too flexible. I would use cored paper roll or get a Manfrotto Aluminum Core for Uncored Paper. This is the 9ft model but there are shorter and longer ones. They break down into shorter pieces for transport and while more expensive than PVC they are perfectly designed for the job. If you want to stick with PVC plan on an inside diameter of 2", but make sure the outside diameter will fit through your coreless paper roll or you'll need to re-roll the paper onto the PVC. Hope my understanding of what you are trying to accomplish was accurate and the suggestions helpful.
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You're not likely going to find a tube that is just specific to 700 x 23. Usually they cover a range of sizes, often 700 x 19-25. Just look for one that has 23 somewhere in that range, and you're set.
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700x25 tubes work, but 28 tubes are best. I've even run 23s when I had to. Just be sure to account for psi
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PVC would be possible, but I have not used it for that material. I would recommend it for metal though
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We used PVC Pipe and that worked perfectly. We also installed a second one that required several elbows to get where we wanted and it worked great, too. We love this kit!!!
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Im not sure which one would fit in your tube, but this item comes with both sizes, so you can just try both :).