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I had the same view on used cars until the last two cars I owned turned out to be headaches. They booth seemed mechanically sound at the time of purchase, but both lasted only one year, and averaged about $300/month. With the interest rate the way it is, as well as buying at the right time...

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If I go that route and drill out male fittings, would 5/8 outside diameter tubing be better? That way there would less chance of restriction.

If I cut off the threads completely from the "f" style, is the rest of the i.d. 0.52"? Or would it need to be soldered at the camlock output?

Thanks for the info. I haven't pulled the trigger in ordering my camlocks from bargain fittings yet and I am already impressed with the customer service! Is there any other way that I have overlooked to convert tubing to npt without buying pricy compression fittings?

Would a 5/8" stainless tube fit the inside diameter of a 1/2" npt fitting?

I think I understand what you are saying, but wouldn't using the male npt thread achieve the same thing without having to cut off the barb and drill a hole? simply for aesthetics, I could cut of the threads and weld or solder to the 1/2" inside diameter of the camlock, providing the npt inside...

I am sure somone has attempted this before, but I am unable to find any examples. My idea is to use 1/2" o.d. Stainless steel tubing for the plumbing in my new stand. I was thinking of picking up some male npt camlocks and either soldering our welding them onto the tubing to allow for easy...

You could get a co2 tank and regulator, and use a screw on carbonation adaptor that fits on plastic bottles instead of waiting for your bottles to carb naturally. Also, when you are ready to move into kegging, all you will need when you start are kegs.