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Yeah, that was a concept picture, I will probably only do 2-4 larger passageways. Very clean, a little condisation but nothing a quick rinse cant take care of.
Dan
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I thought that was spam...
hey Dan it still going good.....?
Still going good! The DSU is still perfoming fantastcally. Still has the seepage problem but it is diminished somewhat, I want to try the new mod. Have come up with an alternate solution for the tube, if I drill in from the side to the central tube, and the plug the end by the ploy tubing and creat a hole straight down to the horizantal hole I could use a nylon tube that is epoxyed in place creating the U channel for the juice. The I could stick the SS wick down in the nylon tube and connect the coil.
What do ya think?
Dan
if thats the one you had earlier I am green w tool envy...I just gotta get a lathe....or one of your toys...
on second thought I want the lathe so I can make my own toys...
and I thought spam was made from soylent green/people...I think you can avoid the epoxy by threading the hole and using an o ring and a metal tube and connect the nylon to that...
on second thought I want the lathe so I can make my own toys...
and I thought spam was made from soylent green/people...I think you can avoid the epoxy by threading the hole and using an o ring and a metal tube and connect the nylon to that...
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True, but the nylon insert would be 3/16" with a 1/8" hole, so I could thread the insert, here is a cross section shot for a better visual...
This would make it easier to produce...
Still looking for the best (Easiest option) LOL
Dan
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When you making mine.....I gotta have that...
whine.... I gotta get a lathe your hogging too much of the fun...that looks soo cool...Raidy should come look...
whine.... I gotta get a lathe your hogging too much of the fun...that looks soo cool...Raidy should come look...
That's almost exactly what I was suggesting
Let me know how that works out. Without a lathe, I was going to build it up completely out of acrylic tube in various diameters. It might actually look pretty cool like that, but definitely not as tough as a stainless body. I'm must to cheap to buy a lathe/mill that could easily do stainless work.
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I missed this. It's way better than my idea, disregard that last thing I said, lol.
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He's got Modumust fever worse than me I think...but I hope he keeps it up...he's either gonna have a breakthrough(pardon me breakthru) or an epiphany soon...
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Can't wait to see the final.
Oh sorry ! there is no final. </begin evil laugh> Ha HAHAHAHAHA </end evil laugh>
A small change in the project:
one element that will have no contact with the liquid will unfortunately made of aluminum. Maybe it will be anodized.
This week, turner do professional drawings. And probably next week will begin work
one element that will have no contact with the liquid will unfortunately made of aluminum. Maybe it will be anodized.
This week, turner do professional drawings. And probably next week will begin work
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To fill the tank, you will not need to use a syringe. You will need to twist steel casing and unscrew the tank. To fill the tank, pour liquid from our bottles to the tank.
I made a stainless steel tank that not acting the liquid and was resistant to external factors.
The only drawback is that we have to twist him to check how many liquidu left.
I made a stainless steel tank that not acting the liquid and was resistant to external factors.
The only drawback is that we have to twist him to check how many liquidu left.
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Hey no I was only curious, I haven't got a turner here at all. He probably doesn't have some specific tooling and doesn't want to buy it. Let it be, don't want to scare him off.
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