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Re: [TCML] primary coils
Another suggestion on primary supports/copper tubing:
I've built all of my primary supports the same way, and I find it works great. I drill 'holes' in the high-density polyethylene supports (exact dia as the copper tubing) such that the center of the hole is slightly below the surface of the support. This forms a slot with a slightly smaller entrance width. The primary copper tubing will 'snap' securely into the slot (loading the support from the coil of copper tubing from the center out-word - total process takes only minutes.) No 'cap' to the support is needed. You can practice on a scrap to determine the best depth of the 'hole'.
If a slot is lose, you can use a dab of hot-glue. One could also use an occasional zip-tie (around the tube and thru a hole in the support) for extra security.
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