how do you flare a pipe?
Moderator: Mike Everman
Get a piece of pipe that has a similair diameter of the pipe you want to flair. put your pipe in a vice with the end that needs to be flared sticking out of the side of the vice about 3 cm. get your similar tube and hold it against the pipe in your vice at an angle - and then start hitting the living shit out of it, slowly rotating the pipe as you go
alternatively, get a piece of thick rectangular steel, like a strip of 1 cmm then hold one of the short edges aginst is at a similar angle as you would with the pipe and slowly start hitting it until it starts bending out. Rotate as you go
alternatively, get a piece of thick rectangular steel, like a strip of 1 cmm then hold one of the short edges aginst is at a similar angle as you would with the pipe and slowly start hitting it until it starts bending out. Rotate as you go
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That's what i heard too And i think that's the problem with my pulsejet. It will almost run when i remove the compressor. It will run on VERY little pressure from the comressor. So i think it's gonna work when i flare the pipe Should i flare the exhaust pipe too?metiz wrote:iy you don't flare it, it might nog even run at all - if you do you might even hit full throttle! FLARE FLARE FLAREEsser wrote: But the jet will suck the air in more easily if the intake is flared, right?
I've flared it now but i had to cut it off the jet so i could hold it in the right way and stuff like that. But i can't borrow some welding gear right now and i haven't tested it. But i just have a question. Does it matter that it isn't a perfekt flare all the way arround? It's got the basic shape pretty nice, but since i did it with a hammer and a small steel thing it isn't totally perfekt. Is that going to have an effect?