uniseal slip fitting dilemma

[ryukin_5]

please assist if you have used.

so i bought 4 uniseal slip fitting for a diy project they are the 1.25" ones which uses the 2" whole-saw tool .

now i do not have a 2" whole-saw tool but i do have an 2.1/8"( :duh i know might dumb but humer me.

i was told by a carpenter that the 1/8 wold not make a difference but i was sceptical so ai trie my idea on two bucksts first now their is play between the unisael and the whole that i made in the buckets

should this be or should i have a snug fit ?

is the pipe going to stretch the uniseal that much as to make the joint water tight?

now i live in the caribbean and i ordered these things all the way from Ohio and had to pay for well shiping and customs and all.

so do these things really work or did i get well played ?

no offence ment on any prat just maybe i need to follow precise instruction.

please help.


p.s sorry for the rant....

 

[Sploke]

The uniseal should fit pretty snugly into the hole its meant for, there shouldn't be any play. The pipe won't stretch it enough to make up for 1/8" gap.

 

[RodInCALIFORNIA]

you need 2 inch hole saw try and borrow one or ask someone to cut your holes or else your going to have problems with a larger sized hole.