Cutting Pipes To Make Gutter

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Cutting pipes to make gutter.

We suggest topping the pipe off with a pop up emitter. Use the old adage measure twice and cut once then turn the gutter upside down on the table and mark it all the way around. The narrow strip is then cut into lengths and used to strap the gutter in position. Simply buy to lengths of the same size pipe you wish to cut in half.

Save one or cut both lay the pipes out on a reasonably flat surface the flatter the better. They cut a narrow slit along the length of the pipe just wide enough for the corrugations to fit inside the pipe. Laying your gutter on the workbench measure off the amount of gutter you want to cut and mark it with a pencil. Use a carpenter s square to get around to the bottom.

Insert the drop outlet in the hole and fasten the new downspout with sheet metal screws. On the flip side burying drain pipe is more work intensive but it s a guaranteed way to keep water away. Install the gutter and run your 1 5 downspout with 90 degree or 45 degree depending on your configuration. Build the entire gutter system and cement it together before splitting the pipe and couplers to create two halves.

Pvc pipe that is 4 inches or more in diameter can be split lengthwise and used as a simple homemade alternative to a gutter. Then cut the top 1 3 to 1 2 of top of the pipe off. You can cut out the larger hole with a tin snips or you could use an oscillating multi tool equipped with a metal cutting blade. Use pvc cement to connect whole unsplit pipe using lengths of pipe joined by couplers.

A downspout would be very simple to make as well just simply glue in two end caps and a 3 x3 x1 5 tee to your 3 pvc pipe. Besides making sure the slope is correct you ll want to make sure the pipe run ends in a good location. Make sure to seal the drop outlet to the gutter with seam sealer.