Where H&C are stubed out,go ahead and install angle stops. To allow connecting air pressure and psi guage at angle stops,solder on male or female pipe thread fittings to accomindate pipe thread angle stops. You can use the pipe threads to connect air fitting. Alternatly,you could just solder the stops to stub outs but make sure you know how you plan connecting air where facuect supply lines will connect latter. Beg,borrow,buy or steal a Dutch Finger to plug other end of H&C lines.

klem1, thank you for the reply. I had never heard of "Dutch Finger" before... Thanks again.

You are most welcome. BTW,the best and most common brand is "Jet Sweat" and many plumbers say Jet Sweat regardless the mfgr's name. Great quility but pricy.

Ingenious. For one time use, I can't justify the cost, but what a neat tool. For those who don't know (like I didn't previously), see the link below...

Thanks again klem1.

Here is a link that might be useful: Jet Swet

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Fri, Jul 19, 13 at 14:37

Ingenious. For one time use, I can't justify the cost, but what a neat tool.
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LOL, So now you understand why I included '' beg,borrow and steal" in options for aquiring one.