I do too. The hardest part for me is determining the size pipe I need. After doing a project, I can tell just by looking at a pipe, whether it's a 1/2" 3/4" 1", etc in diameter. But if I don't do another project for a few weeks/months, I have to develop that skill all over again. Has anyone ever figured out how they determine a pipe diameter by simply measuring it? Measuring its inside diameter or its outside diameter have nothing whatsoever to do with that it is classified as. I sometimes think that the scale that they used was based upon wooden or lead pipe, 150 years ago. Yes, they did have wood pipes at one time. I really feel for plumbers, carpenters or mechanics because invarably you run into problems that you never expected.
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