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I have a lily pipe outlet, but I broke the inlet. I am used to spray bars, not sure about this fragile glass stuff.

I'm surprised that I haven't broken mine yet as I have broken 1 JBL thermometer (paper-thin glass!) and 2 bubble counters (got plastic now).

However, lilies look awesome and with a pipe-brush, can be cleaned really quickly. Regarding effectiveness, I'll leave that argument to the experts!
 
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acrylic is the future sanj, very difficult to break and stays clean twice as long as glass. Just wish someone would start making them as cant diy a lily!! intakes and spraybars are a doddle though.
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That is very nice indeed, don't suppose your gonna start making and selling some? 😉
 
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That is very nice indeed, don't suppose your gonna start making selling some? 😉

well, i was going to but ask Nath, he's been waiting months 🙁

might think about again in the new year. It really isnt too hard.

Can I ask how u make them? I'm thinking I need a couple spray bars

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Pretty simple jack, just get acrylic and rotate it over a heat gun slowly and little by little add the bend you want. I guess it takes about half hour to make one like that with 2 bends. There is a video on youtube ill try to find when im home.
 
My nano uses lillys and has no side holes, it makes it a touch harder but it's not impossible, and drilling holes in would be easy!
 
Would love to see pics of cabinets if anyone has one. but I wonder why they didn't put cut outs on the sides for filter pipes? Otherwise I would have ordered one already....
 
TMC are starting to make acrylic lily pipes. when we get them in at work i will take a photo
 
Here's a set i DIY'd. Couldn't get the lily pipe end either, no matter how much my face turned purple as I tried to huff and puff into the acrylic pipe.

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I did it over a gas stove set to the lowest and a sheet metal chimney. It helps to channel heat to a smaller area which aids in bending and has a lower risk of over-heating which causes bubbles in the acrylic.

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