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Unread 07-19-2003, 12:20 AM   #1
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Default what do you use to cap off a T res?

hi all,

i finally got all my watercooling parts except what to use to cap off my T-reservoir. tubing is clearflex60 1/2". I'm not too sure what to look for when i head back to home depot.

any recommendiations appreciated. btw, if it matters, all my clapms are worm clamps.

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Unread 07-19-2003, 12:50 AM   #2
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I use a brass fitting that has a barbed end and a threaded end, and get a brass cap to close it up. I got them from Home Depot.
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bolt with rubber grommet (for my 3/8). You can get these rubber grommet/vibration absorbing things in various sizes at radioshack

also used a marble before, but hard to remove
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Welcome to the forum Braddogg!

Thanks for the suggestions both Braddog and kibbler. Would either of you have pictures of your cap on (closed) and off (open for filling)?
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I don't have a digital camera yet. So I don't have any pictures yet.
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i'm pretty sure what you mean by a brass fitting that's barrbed/threaded, but not sure what the brass cap is.
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Unread 07-19-2003, 04:26 PM   #7
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The brass cap is basically just a end cap that screws onto the fitting to close it. You will find them at Home Depot with the other brass fittings.
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Try a 1/2" pvc plug. Cost like 30 cents.
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How about a tap?
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Unread 07-20-2003, 06:17 AM   #10
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I use a PVC-plug.
http://www.gtek.se/index.php?mode=it...d47386f2dbbe56
Might be a bit expensive to order it from Sweden, though.
Seen 1/2" screws being used to cap off tubes, but they´re heavier, might or might not be a problem.
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Plastic pipe/tube end cap. The kind of thing that goes on the end of metal chair legs...

A markerpen cap/lid is good as well...
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Thanks for the help everyone. I ended up getting a nylon 1/2" barb with threaded end. shoved the barb into the tube and the threaded end outside. a screw-on pvc cap is used to close it up.
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