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And, what's a P-Trap? That "thingy" under a sink?Originally Posted by jtb503
I do lots of plumbing drawings, I'm sure I could draw one.
My "plumbing" is most often plastics and/or lined steel.
Chemical industry "stuff."
Attached *.dwg file is 6" pipe 'n fittings. The six inch 'tee' has a 2" threaded bottom outlet (could be up to 6" or more). Something like this? All fittings are ANSI dimensioned.
Playing a bit this AM, thought, "Two inch plug? Too small!"
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20th Apr 2009 04:58 pm #1Full Member
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Does anyone have a 2d drawing of a typical P-Trap? I am trying to show a connection to a parking lot drain and need a p-trap on it.
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22nd Apr 2009 04:15 pm #3Full Member
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i was looking more for something like what i attached
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22nd Apr 2009 04:22 pm #4Super Member
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Well, you might like to try this free CD of *.dwg's from Charlotte.
https://shop.charlottepipe.com/lit/c...d=26&openid=26
They mail 'em right out, and not even a charge for postage!
What sizes do you require?Last edited by Tankman; 22nd Apr 2009 at 04:28 pm.
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i am currently waiting for that to come, just was hoping someone had something i could use sooner.
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