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Subject: [biofuel] Re: Drum Modification
I've been thinking about the weldless approach a lot lately as I just made
some new processors (I
I'd braze onto the drum. In order to braze, you use flux and a
bronze/brass filler wire. Note that it does not involve melting the
steel of the drum. You can't do it with a MIG welder, but can use a
carbon arc brazing attachment on a ordinary stick welder. Although to
be brutally honest, I
TIG welder is the way to go.. Lot more control of the heat and solders (brazes)
alot easier.
Terry D. Wilhelm
The Revenoor Co. INC
www.revenoor.com
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hugh_frater [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I'd braze onto the
drum. In order to braze, you use flux and a
Yeah, Tig is great, but most people can't afford one. Personally, I'd
use oxy-propane but thats because I've been using it for years and
have the experience. Besides with TIG you run the risk of possibly
melting the steel along with your brazing alloy which could cause
problems. oxy-propane isn't
and tighten.
Greg H.
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Subject: [biofuel] Re: Drum Modification
I'd braze onto the drum. In order to braze, you use flux and a
bronze/brass filler wire. Note that it does
What about using a male female threaded connecters with O rings? Just
flatten a small area of the drum put an O ring on the male
connecter, slip
the connecter through a hole in the drum that is just barely big
enough for
the connecter to fit in, another O ring, then screw on the female
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Sent: Saturday, January 18, 2003 10:57
Subject: [biofuel] Re: Drum Modification
Not a bad plan greg.
hugh
I like k.i.s.s.
Greg H.
Biofuel at Journey to Forever:
http://journeytoforever.org
ooh, I've had SUCH trouble with leaks in plastic plumbing and tanks, and so
have alot of people I know. I don't use it
if I can avoid it at all (other than hose). One problem a friend just had with
pvc plumbing had to do with diffent
rates of expansion between the plastic, some metal, and
I've been thinking about the weldless approach a lot lately as I just made some
new processors (I demo'ed one at the
huge anti-war rally in san fran today, I played around with a 12V pump for an
agitator (not a good enough one
though it did make some biodiesel while we ran our mouth about how
