How do I connect two of these together? I cut them at the appropriate line but both pieces are the same diameter and won't fit.
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If you have ALREADY cut it - maybe duct tape would solve the problem? Some duct tapes quickly dry, get brittle, and become useless when exposed to sunlight, some take longer. UV resistant tape would be best. Maybe try melting one end a little with a heat gun, or maybe even a really hot hair dryer? Some plastics respond well to heat - others hate it. Experiment. I don't think glue or caulk will stick to it well enough to do any good. I hope you didn't really cut them yet. They are designed to be stretched or squished to the right length, not cut. (It takes a good bit of effort. Two people may be needed.) Then just fit little square end of one into the big square end of the next one. Arrange them like two nested funnels, with big ends at the top, and little ends down, so if twigs or leaves get inside they will be less likely to hang at the joint. There are some screw holes there for fastening them together. I did not use any screws, but "tied" the pipe in place with some Velcro straps, so I could more easily remove it for cleaning. Gutter at my house is two stories up. I rent, and can't get to gutter to screen it or clean it, so some debris gets into a curve in the down spout. When spout clogs, water sprays from the joint onto the window with the AC, and gets into my kitchen. I need to take spout apart at the bend and look for clogging fairly often. (Landlord is almost 80, and getting forgetful.)
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I don't believe they're designed to connect to each other. If you cut the end off so you have a round opening, you should be able to get 4" round flexible drain pipe that will fit into it.
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Use a wire cutter. I use a pair of scissors at first but it left the ends frayed. Wire cutter
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To be sure go buy a one inch male pipe thread coupling. It has the male on both ends looks tapered (large in middle gets smaller on the tips) hold it up to the one going into yours. 3/4 and 1" are pretty different look at both at the store maybe even get both you can return them. You will know right away.
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The circle (on left of picture) fits on the piece pictured on the right. The 2 pieces put together goes into unit.
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It should come with the 2 pieces as shown in the picture. Connect point a to point b and that's it
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I am sorry you are missing the other hook because they actually screw into each other through the dome. I can't see how any other hook would work. They are the exact mirror image of each other. I would return it and get another one. I a surprised amazon hasn't taken care of that for you.
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They do not connect together...you can get one of the connectors from home depot...
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I have done the same thing I just cut them the leads in half and wire nut them together with small wire nuts. Works fine.
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You have to pull them away from each other and then you can connect them together. It's like they are on a spring. One end goes into the other end. It takes a little muscle!
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Just follow the instructions that came in the box, but the connectors don't fit flush on the bottom layer squares. The two bottom holes go on the wires leaving the two top holes of the connector above the square. Thats where you can attach the next layer of the squares. Honestly i have to refer to the instructions each time i make them so i would hold on to them as long as possible or download another set, which they should be online or there should be a tutorial on youtube. Just beware you can pinch your fingers pretty awful in them.
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This is a great question. Well you right the coupler will not work.. So put it aside for small tips. Now this if you are using disposable piping bags cut it so about 1/4 will be exposed push the tip from the inside of the bag thru hole the you cut and you will be ready to go. I have found that my non disposable bags are cut to the right diameter. I hope this helps happy piping the large tips are great for adding batter to various silicon or tin cupcakes, lady fingers and small molds
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Unfortunately they are not designed to be connected together. either cut on '4 section and take it to your local hardware store and find a suitable adapter fitting, or use duct tape (which is what I do). Since connecting them is only temporary for my use, duct-tape is a realistic option for quick use. if your purpose is for something more permanent, any hardware store should carry an inexpensive adapter or coupling.
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You have to use rubber adapters to make the connections. This is the same type of adapter that you would use to connect two pieces of 4 inch schedule 40 pipe together. I purchased two of these adapters at a local home improvement store. I connected my fan to 3 inch pipe and used the 4" to 3" rubber adapters. The adapters have hose clamps at each end. When you buy these adapters use a 4 inch street elbow to check the fit to verify you have the right adapter. The adapter should fit snugly over the pipe, it should not be difficult to place over the pipe. There are different types of adapters for different types of pipe so it is possible to get the wrong one You have to use rubber adapters to make the connections. This is the same type of adapter that you would use to connect two pieces of 4 inch schedule 40 pipe together. I purchased two of these adapters at a local home improvement store. I connected my fan to 3 inch pipe and used the 4" to 3" rubber adapters. The adapters have hose clamps at each end. When you buy these adapters use a 4 inch street elbow to check the fit to verify you have the right adapter. The adapter should fit snugly over the pipe, it should not be difficult to place over the pipe. There are different types of... » Read More You have to use rubber adapters to make the connections. This is the same type of adapter that you would use to connect two pieces of 4 inch schedule 40 pipe together. I purchased two of these adapters at a local home improvement store. I connected my fan to 3 inch pipe and used the 4" to 3" rubber adapters. The adapters have hose clamps at each end. When you buy these adapters use a 4 inch street elbow to check the fit to verify you have the right adapter. The adapter should fit snugly over the pipe, it should not be difficult to place over the pipe. There are different types of adapters for different types of pipe so it is possible to get the wrong one « Show Less
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The part that you cut off will require some additional pieces to work so it's cheaper to buy another set than spend the money. The main part you keep should work fine. If it's not working then check where the white joins the black. You may have it backwards
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Sorry if yours doesn't fit, but the screw with mine works fine; you may have been given the wrong size. Also, check that the whole unit is put together correctly as there should be no gaps between parts.
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I can't find couplers to fit these tips either:(, if you find some please let me know
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You really just have to take your time..I don't think there it's a way. I had a problem with them getting tangled..i just measured and cut what i needed..I'm sorry that i didn't have a better answer