does it work on a pipe with one 90 degree elbow?
1986452
If the 90 degree elbow is 20-30' down the opening, it will be very hard to make it turn in the right direction.
1986453
Yes. But this is my exact situation. I have a cleanout access right outside the house. It's about 3' down to the main house line and it makes it past that 90 degree turn out towards the sewer. I'd imagine that it would make another 90 degree turn, but ONLY in the same plane as the first turn - so down, out, then down would be OK, but down, out, right or left definitely will not work. This is spring steel and it's stiff. It only bends in the "thin" dimention - the way it coils - it will not bend in the 3/4" direction.
1412703
In a word, yes. Just remember your setup to see if the 90 degree angle will fit.
1197794
It seems to be designed for a 90 degree angle and mount. Not sure if your question is answered, but I would not suggest trying to take it past 90 degrees . . ..JUST LOOK AT THE IMAGE. . . . clearly, it is a 90 degree bracket. Good Luck.
1421948
Yes, the stem is 90 degrees.as best I remember stem is ABOUT 5/8 - 3/4 high and 5/8 - 3/4 out.
1218194
Yes, it will work with vaulted ceilings and will hinge as much as 90 degrees.
1994284
As long as most of the exposed pipe is covered with the Kat I believe it would work. Keep in mind that this is a small unit.
801268
It is about 6 inches in diameter un-compressed, think it could be able pass through if pipe straight. Elbows>>>not sure ???? I works GREAT for spider webs, just spin it, then spin on lawn to clean web off. Hope that helps
2272755
It's been a while since I installed this but I don't believe it does. Any home supply store sells that pipe though.Kelly
1187767
Theoretically it could make a 180 u-turn as the poles are very bendable. I think the issue is going to be do you have enough power in the poles to negotiate beyond that. If it's a clean 90 I'm sure you're fine. What I ended up doing as I have more like an s turn then a 90 is to clean the pipe from both ends. Basically I got as far as I felt comfortable going each direction, knowing that I overlapped somewhere in there.
1382020
With a little ingenuity, I've got it working with Craftsman, and it should work with with any other blower. Take the first straight tube (one with the blind cut), and fit it over the round nozzle of your blower. Put a 3.5" hose clamp on it. Then put a hose clamp (4" for my blower) on the connection of the nozzle to its pipe, since this turns out to be the weak spot. This skips the lower elbow but with a backpack blower like mine there already is a flexible elbow (and I've been using it from the roof, so I didn't need that elbow in the first place). And if you really want, you can probably put a similar cut on the lower elbow and fit it over the nozzle in the same way.
90175
NO. It is set up for a 1 12" threaded pipe. You would have to make some sort of adapter.
33292
Unsure of your application. It won't make a 90 degree turn. To give you an idea of how pliable it is, it comes shipped in a box coiled like a snake.
2156185
no. i tested this in a three foot piece on pvc pipe, and it did not make a good strong force at the other end. the force was stronger without this product.
1941631
It won't work on any type of pipe, because it's a scam product that has been shown in numerous independent tests to do NOTHING.Here's a video of a guy who really wanted this product to work. This is his after test on a water heater:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dE_byf09ANk
1097244
No, it will not work unless your copper pipe is 1/2" ID. 1/2" OD is a bit odd for water pipe, but it's not the first time I've heard of this. Two possible reasons. The original installer plain got the wrong pipe, or the correct pipe wasn't available so he used this. If it was a homeowner, he may not have known that there is a difference between OD and ID, just saw the 1/2" label on it, and bought it, not realizing it was the wrong size. There are also differences with K, L and M pipe when it comes to thickness, so your ID on that 1/2 OD pipe may be difficult to determine unless you have a tool to measure it. No, it will not work unless your copper pipe is 1/2" ID. 1/2" OD is a bit odd for water pipe, but it's not the first time I've heard of this. Two possible reasons. The original installer plain got the wrong pipe, or the correct pipe wasn't available so he used this. If it was a homeowner, he may not have known that there is a difference between OD and ID, just saw the 1/2" label on it, and bought it, not realizing it was the wrong size. There are also differences with K, L and M pipe when it comes to thickness, so your ID on that 1/2 OD pipe may be difficult to determine... » Read More No, it will not work unless your copper pipe is 1/2" ID. 1/2" OD is a bit odd for water pipe, but it's not the first time I've heard of this. Two possible reasons. The original installer plain got the wrong pipe, or the correct pipe wasn't available so he used this. If it was a homeowner, he may not have known that there is a difference between OD and ID, just saw the 1/2" label on it, and bought it, not realizing it was the wrong size. There are also differences with K, L and M pipe when it comes to thickness, so your ID on that 1/2 OD pipe may be difficult to determine unless you have a tool to measure it. « Show Less
1388965
It's thicker and somewhat more rigid, sharp 90 degree bends will not be possible. Ok if you can incorporate larger bends into cable runs should be fine. This cable is pretty tough stuff.
1027526
The specifications state on the package the device is for 4 inch pipe, but after examining the bristles on the brush, I see no reason why it would not work also on the 3 inch pipe. The bristles appear to be flexible enough to withstand the bending for 3 inch pipe, but it is not something I have personally tried. Where you might run into difficulty would be with tight 90 degree elbows. Good luck.