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Following on from the dust in pipes thread. Want an easy way of preventing debris getting into new pipework. Slap a speedfit stop end on. Only problem is what happens if you stick one on a pipe intended for gas and forget about it? Easy drill a small hole in the end and paint it yellow. Can't be mistaken for a normal one and if you forget to remove it before gassing up it will show as a fail on the tightness test.

I've also got a test point threaded into the end of a speedfit connector to allow me to test gas pipes before they are connected to the meter. Also useful when you are trying to track down a leak as you can isolate sections of pipe and test them separately.
any pipe intended for gas needs a compression (if accessible) or end feed for the just in case i forget about it !!
 
Push fits aren't permitted.. end feed comprehension only like you say
 
Comprehension fittings are great, they know what you want to do when you want it done..
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any pipe intended for gas needs a compression (if accessible) or end feed for the just in case i forget about it !!

Which is the reason for the small hole, debris stays out but you can't forget to remove it because it will fail the tightness test. Saves wasting an olive using a compression fitting just for pipe protection.
 
3 port valve, broken spring post, non changeable head, no time Tim drain etc?

Nuts n bolts. Job done.

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If you're trying to bung a Fluidmaster bottom entry into a toilet and it is slightly catching on the side, it turns out that putting a small screw in the very top of the darth vader style helmet - and using it to lever it away from the side by couple of millimeters doesn't interfere with the operation at all, although it does displease The Emperor.
 
When commissioning connect p+ to gas valve and fga to flue and then u get inlet pressure on Anton fga printout. One of lads never seen it before...... Was sad when I heard how he did it.
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