Kayteg1 wrote:
I never had a problem to use compression fittings on copper even I am good in soldering.
Compression can be done in hard to reach places, can be disconnected and reconnected in short time and is life-lasting fitting.
But they seem to be pushed out from market by shark-bites fittings.
Shark bites are easy to install, but reinstallation is going to be tricky and since they have rubber orings- this will not last forever.
I feel like an idiot, I completely derped bending copper tubing and using flare couplers, given I'm going to be doing exactly that when I put in the stub lines for the propane system.
