would this work for square acrylic tubing?
1316374
The Band Saw, yes; the factory-supplied blade, probably. I used my factory-supplied blade to cut clear acrylic sheet (Plexi-Glass), which was around 2-3 mm thick. The saw/blade cut it just fine, but it did not cut it accurately (straight) -- for accurate/square cuts, you will need to use a table saw (use a blade with 80-100 teeth-per-inch; feed slowly to avoid over-heating the blade), not a band saw. Cheers!
1316375
it does a nice job 0n lite to medium steel and wood, pretty sure it will cut plastic.
960716
Mine is hooked over the edge of an Acryllic tub by Universal Rundle (about 20 years old) and the design lets you tighten the grip on the edge so that it does not wobble. I would say yes unless someone knows of a reason for a no.
1497166
I believe it fits the ID of the tubing. You can look up standard pipe/tubing sizes in charts online.
177331
Yes it will or should, it's tne width of your tub that may or may not be a issue. Check the range (width range) vs the width of your tubs sidewalls. It's a great product!
58918
If the end of the stem is square, it should work, though for my application, the stem body is rounds, but the end where the breaker goes, it is square.
926237
no its for glass there are specific floats for acrylic. i wouldn't buy it for an acrylic tank if i were you
90766
Frankly I don't think you can. Acrylic adhesives function more like a weld than gluing. They are a solvent for acrylic so any errant drips will actually disolve some of the acrylic...
223615
I would think so, depends how high you need it to build up, I'm sure you could build it as high as you want, just based on the amount in the tubes would be your limiter. It is thick enough it should work.
1605816
It may actually work better on a square ring. I bought them for my mother and she had issues with them on her round ring...they kept twisting
13339
I would say no. you are probably looking for corrugated tubing for your needs
586993
The shape of the inside of the ms-329 clamp is round so you would be taking a chance using it on a square arm.
1705498
I don't think the length of the tubing would be a problem. (As long as there's enough tubing in the kit ;-))
1561933
Yes if it works. The marble/copper fitting fit was poor on mine. The clear tubing was kinked and was partially blocking flow. It wouldn't un kink. Permanent
1013399
I am sorry that I don't know the answer to that. I don't have an acrylic tub.
147085
I don't believe so , I have a acrylic tub liner and it doesn't stick to that.
19822
I don't think it will work. The pads are flat and will not hold well on a round tube under vibration.
259607
I use this for the longer tubing from my CPAP to nose piece. It holds the tubing right at the rubber coupling. I'm not sure if that answers the question, but it works for standard CPAP tubing.