How do you fit a pipe to your elbow?

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### Step 1: Gather the necessary materials.

- You will need a pipe and an elbow fitting.

- Make sure the size of both the pipe and the elbow fitting match.

### Step 2: Prepare the pipe and elbow fitting.

- Clean the ends of both the pipe and the elbow fitting to remove any dirt or debris.

- Check for any burrs or rough edges that may prevent a proper fit.

### Step 3: Apply lubricant.

- To make fitting the pipe into the elbow easier, apply a small amount of lubricant to the outside of the pipe and the inside of the elbow fitting.

### Step 4: Insert the pipe into the elbow fitting.

- Slowly insert the end of the pipe into the opening of the elbow fitting.

- Make sure the pipe is pushed in all the way until it reaches the bottom of the elbow fitting.

### Step 5: Twist the pipe.

- Once the pipe is inserted into the elbow fitting, give it a slight twist to ensure a tight fit.

- This will help create a secure connection between the pipe and the elbow fitting.

### Step 6: Check for leaks.

- After fitting the pipe into the elbow, check for any leaks by running water through the pipe.

- If you notice any leaks, you may need to readjust the pipe and elbow fitting to create a better seal.

### Step 7: Secure the connection.

- If the pipe fits securely into the elbow fitting and there are no leaks, you can secure the connection using pipe clamps or cement.

- Follow the manufacturer's instructions on how to properly secure the connection.

### Step 8: Test the connection.

- Lastly, test the connection by running water through the pipe again to ensure that there are no leaks and that the pipe is securely attached to the elbow fitting.

By following these step-by-step instructions, you should be able to successfully fit a pipe to your elbow. Remember to always double-check your work to ensure a secure and leak-free connection.

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