pthompson wrote:Shouting? All caps. I get it. Did not intend to use all caps. My mistake. Phil

I would have said the compressor is on!

I'd just use Silver solder its what the steam engine builders use for there boilers. Will you have to presure test it to check the system?

At least it looked like a prints and not a toad!

I've done something like that for a compressor till I got a proper breaker. I just used two adjacent breakers and put a cut off nail through the lever to trip them both although only one may blow it is much better to ger the proper one.

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I'd be wary of the center of g being about 3" from the rear, when it is 5 - 6 feet tall it doesn't take much to pass the center of g.

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You see the gf naked and say I can fix that!

By the look of the picture it has just enough to grind it. I'm not sure if the grinding marks being on a angle would be good or affect the arc. For being a 3d printed part it could have been designed better, better placement to the disc and grinding angles.

Nice looking casting well done! Did you build the 3d model with a draft on the edges? I have also heard of smoothing the printed object with acetone vapour I've never tryed it though. The main thing with 3d printing is how big of a build area you have to work with alot of the times wood is easyer.

quadrod wrote:Can get 5lb of copper shot on the bay for $40.00

Just gather all your pennies to fill the box.

So what you need is a magnet that dosen't radiate the fields!
Ever heared of polymagnets ef-ing amazing, its a little bit in on the video.
https://youtu.be/IANBoybVApQ

Looks good! If you want to control the gas flow get a regulator or use the ball valve but I wouldn't change it until seeing how it runs in the furnace.

motox wrote:Rupes
Jeesh... don't remind me.... Waiting for boobs to load one line of pixels at a time

Rupes
i think you hijacking-(off) this thread...lol

And when it finally loads there is a big bloody black bar covering the nip's!

I've seen them on Kijiji in Calgary for $20 / 25 bucks, I've been thinking about using one on its side for a forge setup.

It was a link for the best from the madmodder site never new it! Lol
http://madmodder.net/index.php

As far as I know I haven't posted there I'll have to check it out. Lol

The beer keg makes a good furnace I have done some aluminum and brass so far. http://madmodder.net/index.php/topic,8920.msg97430.html#msg97430 Here is the link to Irornman's build ( Luckygen1001 ) http://youtu.be/1DyeESQpac0 Another thing for you to consider is sand. I tried my first casting with pl...

Happy Australia Day!

I know some wont like this but check it out.
https://youtu.be/WNt-bL_-fJY

Merry Christmas and all the best in the new year!

The jaws are numbered to each slot otherwise the chuck will not close properly!
Have you checked the theads / cam lock for chips that would affect it?

exnailpounder wrote:Nice work maker! We are running out of challenges. Time to think up something new.

Well you could try to weld the tab back on!

Looks good! I've heard of drilling and tapping the tooth for a set screw to increase the strenth of the tooth.
It looks like we have the same gear damage.