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Originally posted by bigben2k
Come to think of it... I'm having a hard time picturing what you did. Do you have a pic, or diagram?
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Look carefully at the following picture at the centre barb. I cut the nozzle out of thick clear plastic so it's hard to see. You can just make out the texta marks of the rectange. The centre barb is slightly recessed back from the plate so the plastic disk with the nozzle sits in there and gets squeezed in place when the block is bolted together.
So rather than the entire ID of the lower barb opening onto the all the channels, just the small rectangle opening is made available for the water to squeeze through.
(Edit: Note - the second picture does not have the nozzle disk in place - I just put it there so you can better picture how the block gets put together and where the nozzle covers)
