Just caught the end of Scrapheap challenge to see a bloke using a diving helmet made from a cut-down Calor gas cylinder.
Did they show him cutting the cylinder, and how did he do it?
how did he do it?
He filled it full of water to just below the cut off line, and used a 9" grinder to make the cut.
HHHmmmmm - he didn't fill it completely then and drain off to the cut line?
i've done a few ,open valve ,invert cylinder(slighty heavier than air) leave for a week,use airline and blow out if possible,...leave ....drill a hole using slow speed and lots of cutting fluid ,paste/compound is best ..again blow thru with airline ,,,or wash out ,,,,,then cut plasma ,grinder jig saw..........can be an oily residue inside which still smells as woz says
There's something a little un-nerving about straddling a cylinder and cutting it open, I couldn't help singing 'rocket man' when I did mine
There's something a little un-nerving about straddling a cylinder and cutting it open, I couldn't help singing 'rocket man' when I did mine
Wossamattawivya??????!!!!Always makes me nervious cutting any form of cyclinder/drum!
very good, so what are they for then, bit ott for tomato pots