What can’t you do with PVC pipe? Here are 56 incredibly smart (and cheap!) ways to use this do-it-all material around your ...

PVC plastic pipe is readily available, reasonably priced and ridiculously versatile. These ingenious hacks utilize this ...

I need to replace the end cap on a PVC pipe. The current cap is just a standard PVC cap that I can find at Home Depot for 50 cents. However, none of them have 1/4" threaded holes. I am not ...

If you’ve used PVC as a building ... caps for aesthetics, and end caps designed to receive casters. We also enjoyed seeing the T connector that slides onto a pipe and can function as a swivel.

The electrodes are made from PVC end caps, sanded down flat at the tip ... These caps are placed onto small sections of PVC pipe, which in turn connect to a four-way PVC cross connector.

4-inch PVC end cap. 4-inch PVC fitting adapter. 4-inch PVC coupling pipe. 4-inch x 24-inch PVC pipe. This is the combustion chamber. 4-inch to 2-inch PVC reducer. 2-inch x 48-inch PVC pipe.

Acquire an empty 5-gallon drywall bucket, 1- and 4-inch-diameter PVC pipe, a 4-inch flat PVC end cap, pipe fittings to reduce the 4-inch diameter down to 1 inch, a 1-inch tee fitting, PVC solvent ...

a few feet of 1½-inch-diameter PVC pipe and smooth PVC couplings and pipe end caps. Start by boring paths for the pipes to run through the box top. Drill four 115⁄16 holes in a 15 x 15–inch ...

Cut or drill a larger, 1¾-inch hole in the other 2-inch cap; this will be your piston guide. Glue: Assemble the piston by applying PVC glue [7] to one end of the 2-inch pipe you sawed off in step ...