Large Water Supply Pipe

[creatrix]

Would someone tell me where to find pipe like shown in my screenshot? I'm sure it's in some catalog but haven't found it or any support info

on where it might be.

[BrownTiger]

Take the Dock Support pipe, change material to white, hit the chair, change width from 2 1/4 -> 6", rotate 90.

[rgardner]

Molding line or polyline…?

[Joe_Carrick]

IAE, That's being used as an exhaust vent from the Tankless Water Heater.  It isn't a Water Supply Pipe.  

Is there really a reason you need to include it it the model?

[Chopsaw]

13 minutes ago, Joe_Carrick said:

IAE, That's being used as an exhaust vent from the Tankless Water Heater.  It isn't a Water Supply Pipe.  

Is there really a reason you need to include it it the model?

 

Maybe just so there is something to put some dimensions on so that the hole does not get cut in the wrong place next time.  See photo above.

[creatrix]

Thanks Joe, I woke up this morning thinking it's an exhaust and not supply. Yes I want to put it in because I'm designing a panel to cover it.

[Chopsaw]

25 minutes ago, creatrix said:

I woke up this morning thinking it's an exhaust and not supply.

 

Yes the copper one that comes up from the bottom right will be the supply.

[creatrix]

Brown Tiger, I'll try your suggestion — thanks so very much!

[Dermot]

I would probably just use a 3D molding polyline (as suggested by Ryan) with a round molding profile set to the size of the pipe. 

 

I think it will give you a much more realistic model and it will allow you to more easily do things like accurately design the vent with the proper slope to meet code.  Plus learning how to use the 3D molding polyline might come in very handy for other situations, like with other HVAC or plumbing.