It's 7:30 in the morning and I shouldn't be trying to use this much brain power this early but I have a technical question regarding offsets.
I am trying work out a few wrinkles dealing with a rigid install.
I want to see if I can get away with utilizing two 45º offsets, one at the bottom of the rigid liner pipe, and another 45º connector to angle it straight down to accept the new insert.
What I am trying to accomplish is to eliminate the flex pipe from the rigid to my new insert. (if this is possible)
I have a need for roughly a 6" of offset.
so here's my question:
If I joined two 6" 45º connectors, what would the center line difference be? in other words; how far would they be offset?
( I don't have a couple 6" 45º offsets in front of me to measure.)
another question:
can I even consider doing what I am proposing? or do I have to "flex" to the top of the insert?
I would like to use rigid all the way if possible.
Thanks guys.
Bench
I am trying work out a few wrinkles dealing with a rigid install.
I want to see if I can get away with utilizing two 45º offsets, one at the bottom of the rigid liner pipe, and another 45º connector to angle it straight down to accept the new insert.
What I am trying to accomplish is to eliminate the flex pipe from the rigid to my new insert. (if this is possible)
I have a need for roughly a 6" of offset.
so here's my question:
If I joined two 6" 45º connectors, what would the center line difference be? in other words; how far would they be offset?
( I don't have a couple 6" 45º offsets in front of me to measure.)
another question:
can I even consider doing what I am proposing? or do I have to "flex" to the top of the insert?
I would like to use rigid all the way if possible.
Thanks guys.
Bench