[Redwood]

Nice try, but not an origional thought :thumbsup:

I just love the liberal application of torch heat that was used to accomplish that bend.:thumbup:

It must have smelled great!:laughing:

 

[RealLivePlumber]

Hey, what's wrong with a little heat bend?. Electricians do it all the time with their conduit!:laughing:

I do it all the time..........................................with copper.

(Schmo should hit it with some white Kilz. :thumbsup

 

[Dun' Right]

That is bonafied. hahaha

 

[Will]

Nice 45 nh. :no: Guess they ran out of supplies and didn't want to run to blowes.

 

[Airgap]

They could've cut a pie piece out, then heated it, and glued it back together......:thumbsup:

 

[Herk]

I can't beat that. The plumbing around here is often of much higher quality. Our jacklegs know that a radiator hose bends a lot easier than that pipe stuff.

 

[scott2la]

At least they used primer on the PVC

 

[UnclogNH]

Nice try, but not an origional thought :thumbsup:

Puts a whole new meaning to street 45 Hire someone off the street to make that 45 :laughing:

 

[RW Plumbing]

At least it was PVC. I've seen people use rubber hose like a garden hose, barbed fittings and hose clamps for pressurized water distribution. I got the call when the homeowner was sitting in their swamp, I mean living room. Pretty expensive shortcut if you ask me.

 

[nhmaster3015]

I believe this may be what you are looking for :thumbsup:

 

[RW Plumbing]

Wow, that would be it. Thats a job well done. Those are my favorite followed by the good old caulk joint ( two tubes of silicone around a dripping nut)