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Old 12-21-2004, 02:00 AM
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Why the 12" minimum length on what can be cut and threaded in the field?

I have frequently done smaller than that length.
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rigid machines make a nipple chuck for less than 12 inch nipples.
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Yes that is correct and what I would use for short length work.
I haven't checked how short I can thread before I have to use the nipple chuck on my machine but I do know it is quite a bit smaller than 12"

I was just wondering why Lazypup would say the minimum length that could be threaded in the field is 12"
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