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Repairing a pierced pipe with a Dutch joint

A pierced pipe fixed with a Dutch joint.

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The wall opened where the leak was, the green pipe left at full length

BeforeThe wall opened where it was leaking.

The pipe cut in two so the damaged section could be taken out

In progress

The union nut slid onto the pipe, a chisel resting by the opening

In progress

The joint assembled by hand, union and socket brought into place

In progress

A union nut on each side of the cut, the section ready to be joined

In progress

The union joint fitted, the pipe once again in one continuous run

In progressThe union joint fitted.

Finished

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