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  1. 10-25-2012, 01:19 #1
    Circuits
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    bulkhead mount spigots are probably the sturdiest - flange and gasket on one side, proper sized hole, then gasket and nut on the other side. You can cheap it with an undersized hole and single gasket, trusting to the undersized hole to hold the spigot threads and provide enough torque to hold the gasket tight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Circuits View Post
    bulkhead mount spigots are probably the sturdiest - flange and gasket on one side, proper sized hole, then gasket and nut on the other side. You can cheap it with an undersized hole and single gasket, trusting to the undersized hole to hold the spigot threads and provide enough torque to hold the gasket tight.
    I did this and it worked perfectly.
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