Barking Mat
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JOEPRO
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Where TF are they going? Engineers safety factor of x10 was applied there!
Curious if this is a stability item on top of the wall in the photo with the openings? Or are they for something else not in the scope of the photo?
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A regulator. Used off eBay.
I was going to put it on the wall above the compressor, and connect it to the outlet with ½" hose and barb connectors. The ports are ½" BSP, but what's going on with the mounting brackets?
I won't be able to fit any adaptor I've seen between the 'pips', the gap between them is about 11mm. What am I missing?
I was going to put it on the wall above the compressor, and connect it to the outlet with ½" hose and barb connectors. The ports are ½" BSP, but what's going on with the mounting brackets?
I won't be able to fit any adaptor I've seen between the 'pips', the gap between them is about 11mm. What am I missing?
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The mounting brackets are actually part of their coupling system.
They basically join various excelon accessories together as well as providing mounting locations.
If you want to use the threaded ports you need to swap to a different mounting bracket, either their hook type carrier or neck mount bracket.
And once you have looked up the price, you’ll probably do this instead:
74 series will be a bigger nut though I think, so sourcing something suitable might be a challenge.
https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/stuff-you-have-made-today.67127/page-1401#post-2406076
They basically join various excelon accessories together as well as providing mounting locations.
If you want to use the threaded ports you need to swap to a different mounting bracket, either their hook type carrier or neck mount bracket.
And once you have looked up the price, you’ll probably do this instead:
74 series will be a bigger nut though I think, so sourcing something suitable might be a challenge.
https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/stuff-you-have-made-today.67127/page-1401#post-2406076
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Ah yes, I remember that post now. I was wondering what the O rings in the brackets were for.The mounting brackets are actually part of their coupling system.
They basically join various excelon accessories together as well as providing mounting locations.
If you want to use the threaded ports you need to swap to a different mounting bracket, either their hook type carrier or neck mount bracket.
And once you have looked up the price, you’ll probably do this instead:
74 series will be a bigger nut though I think, so sourcing something suitable might be a challenge.
https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/stuff-you-have-made-today.67127/page-1401#post-2406076
I'll make some the same way you did I think.
Seadog
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I thought that you might appreciate it, Mat. A friend and myself have just gone through two bottles in 5 days
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I hope he gave you a better address than the 'Somewhere in France' I posted stuff toI thought that you might appreciate it, Mat. A friend and myself have just gone through two bottles in 5 days
Onoff
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Had one who drank brandy & babysham...not for long...
Onoff
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Did you think "Oh look at all this space I've now got and need to fill"?
Seadog
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I had his address having visited. However, the company chose to send it to a lockerI hope he gave you a better address than the 'Somewhere in France' I posted stuff to
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They are solid, they are not on the standard list, the steel man had to get them from Tata , I could of had a lighter section but the height and width would cause problems upstairs and they would stick out the ceiling to much, the good thing is they are available on a 14 meter length so got both of them out of one length.
The whole back corner of the ground floor is coming out so they are holding upstairs up (from the white line across to the far right of the picture) then the smaller ones bolt to the to make a big T steel
It’s all part of larger works including wrap round extension and a new workshop, I thought of doing a thread about it all but don’t know if people would be interested?
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Sounds interesting to me
Onoff
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Erm...yes.
My Old Landy
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I haven't actually acquired this yet but I have ordered a new chair for my home office 
It is a recliner with built in massage facilities
The new space should be sorted by the weekend and I will post a picture
It is a recliner with built in massage facilities
The new space should be sorted by the weekend and I will post a picture
You lucky basketI haven't actually acquired this yet but I have ordered a new chair for my home office
It is a recliner with built in massage facilities
The new space should be sorted by the weekend and I will post a picture
do post how you get on with it and what it is - I'm in dire need if they do elephant **** size
vw-al
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Sounds interesting to me
Right then, I will try and start one at the weekend, I guess it will go into the architectural section.
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Can I have her phone number?I haven't actually acquired this yet but I have ordered a new chair for my home office
It is a recliner with built in massage facilities
The new space should be sorted by the weekend and I will post a picture
