/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2557166
>hello fellow anonymous 4chan users!
>I'm looking for detailed plans for building my own assault flamethrower
>please be as specific as possible

>>2469288
>Is this normal?
No.
>could be a very small leak perhaps?
Could be a leaking connection, a dried out/rotted gasket on one of the flanges, or it could be occasional venting from the relief. These are high pressure lines and usually have a valve on them to bleed off pressure to avoid damaging the regulator or downstream valves.
>I don't want to explode
You won't. The leak is outside and well ventilated so the concentration can't build up to explodey levels. Even if you put a flame directly to where it's leaking it wouldn't explode. It would burn and you'd probably shit your pants but it wouldn't explode. Now, a leak indoors is a whole different story...

Also, did you report this to the building maintenance or office? If not then do so and make note of the day and time you called (or email it and save the email). If something serious happens later you can prove they were aware of it for any potential lawsuits. Is there a sign anywhere on the fence enclosing the pipes? There's supposed to be a sign telling you who to notify if you smell gas.
>>2469292
They will give zero fucks because it's in a well-ventilated outdoor area. Eventually someone might come check it out but it won't be a priority unless the leak becomes massive.
>>2469365
If you want some peace-of-mind that you reported it and someone checked it out then call the fire department. Call the non-emergency number, don't tie up 9-1-1 and call from a public phone or burner and use a fake name. Why? Never use your real info when talking to the authorities. The problem is the gas line not you or your info.

>>1168623
actually have this annoying issue. whenever I open the window the door actually blows open even though I have to pull it open. it's quite bizarre. doesn't make any sense that opening the window would cause the door to open into the room