Plumbing Question

[Anonymous No.1266747]

I have pic related under my sink. Here's a link to the product specs: https://www.brasscraft.com/product/12-in-nom-comp-x-12-in-o-d-comp-2/

I want to shut off the valve, detach the line to the sink, then attach a tube running to a wort chiller for home-brewing.

Essentially I need to go from the 1/2 in OD Comp fitting to a barb. Ideally the barb fitting is 3/8 in. but 1/2 in. would work.

After searching a bit I can't seem to find the adapter I'm looking for. I feel like I'm googleing it wrong. Any advice?

[Anonymous No.1266754]

For reference this is the kind of tubing I'm trying to attach.

[Homer No.1266760]

no, no, no, get a sink adapter, unscrew the aerator and screw on the adapter. google Sink Faucet Rinser to get the idea.

I work my magic outdoors on the turkey fryer, a hell of a lot easier outside. I connect my chiller to the garden hose

[Anonymous No.1266768]

>>1266760
I'm in an apartment so the garden hose isn't an option. Doing 1 gallon brews on the stove-top.

[Anonymous No.1266776]

that sounds like a huge pain in the ass and I don't recommend it.

but if you insist, go to the hardware store with pictures of what's under your sink and a drawing of what you want to do.

plumbing section should have a wide array of brass and plastic parts for connecting every fucking thing to every other fucking thing, and you're probably going to have to do it like so:
water valve compression fitting (your pic)
tube of poly
compression fitting to pipe thread (male or female)
pipe thread (opposite gender) to barb
vinyl

[Anonymous No.1266778]

also you need teflon tape to prevent the pipe threads from leaking

[Anonymous No.1266782]

>>1266760
So you're saying remove the sprayer like this and find an adapter for 3/8" barb?

[Anonymous No.1266784]

>>1266782
forgot pic

[Anonymous No.1266788]

>>1266782
no, this is the aerator:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faucet_aerator

[Homer No.1266789]

>>1266784
this, unscrew the aerator and screw this on.