Just curious what size holes you recommend for 1/2″ PEX in 2×10 joist. I’d prefer to drill the smallest that is practical for pulling the tubing.
Thanks
John
Just curious what size holes you recommend for 1/2″ PEX in 2×10 joist. I’d prefer to drill the smallest that is practical for pulling the tubing.
Thanks
John
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Drill a 1-3/8" hole and use a plastic rattle plug to support the tubing. Same for 3/4" tubing.