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Hi,

     I've had some issues with my pastel coolant and to try and limit my issues I've decided to move onto rigid tubing. The only issue i'm having (right after Christmas) is finding fittings for a reasonable price as I need 20 in total.

Also I not sure if my dual loops will be too "busy" to fully utilise/fit it all in.

 

Is there anyone that can offer some advice please to swap my sig/project loops to rigid?

 

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Hey, PETG which I tagged in the title but never mentioned in my post lol, the tubing is cheap, prob £20 in total and around £30 for a cutting/bending kit. But then its like £5 + per fitting

 

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