BrewinBigD

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So thats about it. Made a round manifold, slotted it with a dremel and there are a ton of burrs and whiskers on the ID of the pipe. How do i get em out?

Old_mil_guy

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Is it open so you could feed a piece of clothesline thru, tie a knot on end, and pull it thru?

Tex

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They make bristled brushes to get them out

BrewinBigD

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there pretty hard burrs from the cutoff wheel.

JoeyChopps

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A rat tail file

emccarthy25

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How deep are the burrs? If they aren't too deep you could use a conical or cylindrical burr in your dremel to remove them...they also have stones for dremel tools if I'm not mistaken. If they are fairly deep a long round file should do the trick

BrewinBigD

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The problem is that the pipe is already bent into its final shape,, if i try and straighten it to use a file it may buckle. i was just in the garage fartin around and found my old brake cylinder flex hone,, has a 20" flexible shaft and 3 cutting stones,, so i guess ill pop that puppy in my drill and start reamin!!

socalboomer

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I just left mine. None came out an if any did, they ended up at the bottom of the fermenter or bk and not in the brew itself so I have never found any...

Two manifolds (on two different mts) and over a hundred gallons and no huhu so far...

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BrewinBigD

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Im just worried about sharp metal particles chewing up the rotor on my pump.. but i spose a good shot of compressed air should take care of the really loose stuff

Tony3696

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I 2nd that.