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Can I make my own dip tube for a 50# CO2cylinder?

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Posted by:
Beastman
on April 11, 2003 at 14:58:36

 I have an empty 50# CO2 cylinder without a dip tube. We've been renting one with a dip tube but would like to get this one working.

Can I use copper tubing and solder (or something similar) and somehow solder a homemade dip tube into the cylinder valve? Would it be safe? Any pointers?

I just don't have the money to spend 50 or 60 more dollars to have one installed at this time.

Thanks all,

Ken

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