[AuRavelling79]

Also you got to remember that taps that have been used in the past are designed to off /on now and then.
NOT continuously turn off/on this is why they eventually leak.
So all we have done differently is used a garden hose nozzle which has a thumb off/on switch which was designed to be   continuously used.

Well H. The tap I use is a small metal bodied industrial tap that cost me £8 about ten years ago. The rectus fitting screws into it. A 6mm tail screws in the other end. It has never leaked.

So as usual, your bodgit and click idea is of no relevance to me.

But if your hobby provides you with a purpose and provides entertainment and light humour on here and adds a few cents of click to you then in the hope that something useful appears once in a blue moon...

[H MAN]

Also you got to remember that taps that have been used in the past are designed to off /on now and then.
NOT continuously turn off/on this is why they eventually leak.
So all we have done differently is used a garden hose nozzle which has a thumb off/on switch which was designed to be   continuously used.

 

Well H. The tap I use is a small metal bodied industrial tap that cost me £8 about ten years ago. The rectus fitting screws into it. A 6mm tail screws in the other end. It has never leaked.

So as usual, your bodgit and click idea is of no relevance to me.

But if your hobby provides you with a purpose and provides entertainment and light humour on here and adds a few cents of click to you then in the hope that something useful appears once in a blue moon...

That's great how about showing  everyone how you did it.
There always a different way I like to see how you did it.

[Dry Clean]

Also you got to remember that taps that have been used in the past are designed to off /on now and then.
NOT continuously turn off/on this is why they eventually leak.
So all we have done differently is used a garden hose nozzle which has a thumb off/on switch which was designed to be   continuously used.

A garden hose nozzle with an on and off switch isn't designed to be continuously used for commercial use, even in a domestic setting its way too flimsy and not up to the job, its why most garden  hose nozzles tend to come with an on and off spring loaded trigger.
Back to the drawing board H MAN.😁

[H MAN]

Also you got to remember that taps that have been used in the past are designed to off /on now and then.
NOT continuously turn off/on this is why they eventually leak.
So all we have done differently is used a garden hose nozzle which has a thumb off/on switch which was designed to be   continuously used.

A garden hose nozzle with an on and off switch isn't designed to be continuously used for commercial use, even in a domestic setting its way too flimsy and not up to the job, its why most hose nozzles tend to come with an on and off spring loaded trigger.
Back to the drawing board H MAN.😁

In case you didn't notice this is not a trigger hose nozzle.
It works similar to a fire hose lever but smaller version.