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A very cheap and easy way to put beads on the end of pipes is to use epoxy. Mix it up and let it set just a little and put it on the end. If you're careful you can make a nice bead all the way around. This is what I did with mine and it worked like a charm.
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A very cheap and easy way to put beads on the end of pipes is to use epoxy. Mix it up and let it set just a little and put it on the end. If you're careful you can make a nice bead all the way around. This is what I did with mine and it worked like a charm.
I did it similarly, I used JB weld and rolled it between my hands until it was pretty long and then laid it around the end of the pipes and Voila!
the first one was pretty nice, but mines not either of those, they might have discontinued.
I just took a walk back by the metal workers at work and found out we have one like the first one, but a lot more heavy duty, so I will be bringing all my pipes to work from now on. Problem solved!
if you have time to make digital art, post it here
if you have some graphix , fonts, ideas, that you don't have time to illustrate, post it here
and beeee veeeeerrrry
