Assuming you would like a blog post discussing how to connect an outdoor faucet to a copper pipe:
Most homes have an outdoor water faucet (or spigot) near the front or back door. This is the connection point for a hose, and it’s also where you wash your hands after working in the garden. The water supply for an outdoor faucet is usually a cold-water line that comes up from underground. If your home doesn’t have an outdoor faucet, or if you want to add one, here’s how to do it.
Tools and Materials You Will Need:
-Tape measure
-Pipe cutter
-Channel locks or adjustable wrench
-Soldering torch
-Solder
-Flux -Wire brush -Outdoor faucet kit with copper tubing (if needed) -Copper pipe (if needed) -Water shutoff valve (if needed) -Dielectric unions (2)(if needed)
Installing an Outdoor Faucet:1.Measure the distance from the indoor shutoff valve to the spot where you want to install the outdoor faucet. Add 6 inches to this measurement so you will have enough length of pipe to work with when making connections outdoors. Cut a piece of copper pipe using a hacksaw or a pipe cutter, making sure that the cut is straight.2.Clean all of the burrs off of the end of the cut pipe using a wire brush then wipe it clean with a rag soaked in vinegar water.3 .Attach one dielectric union to each end ofthe cut copper pipe using two wrenches turning them in opposite directions until snug then solder in place being careful not too overheat and damagethe union .4 .Turn onthe water at thshutoff valveand checkfor leaks atall joints before continuing5 .Go outside and measurethe distance from wherethe wall penetrates thfoundationto wheryou wantto installthfauceMake anothermark 6 inches abovthis onethat will bewherethcopperpipwill exit thwallThis wilgiveyou enough room tomakethe necessary 90 degree bend without kinking thpipe6 .Drilla hole throughthfoundationand outthroughthsiding large enoughtocomfortably accommodate