Thread: Fingers crossed it'll cut ally
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23-04-2013 #1
Geoffrey,
If you can find it that would be great. What kind of pump are you using to get the vacuum pressure with?
Michael
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23-04-2013 #2
Michael, send me your email address and I'll send the dxf file. I use two small GAST pumps, table divided in 2 halves. G.
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04-10-2012 #3
Ahhh now I have found something that may be a bit good lol waiting for the RTV to set then I'll show you, all because of a great guy at Tom Parker called Brian in Preston, he knows his shit and i think I have a pretty good solution.. fingers crossed and pics to come :)
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04-10-2012 #4
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18-10-2012 #5
Now I need some oil filter seals lol , going to try and tap some local gaurage see if they will keep them for me :)
Fiction is far more plausible when wrapped around a thread of truth
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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18-10-2012 #6
What do you want them for?
Could you not use a length of o-ring material?
You can buy kits for making o-rings, which are essentially a length of round rubber in rubber/viton/whatever spec, and some glue/bonding/vulcanising stuff.
I'm sure you can probably get lengths of square material aswell, which would be far better than oil soaked seals.
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18-10-2012 #7
Fiction is far more plausible when wrapped around a thread of truth
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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18-10-2012 #8
You could try neoprene?
neoprene sheet | eBay
I can send you a bit if you want to try it...
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18-10-2012 #9
Fiction is far more plausible when wrapped around a thread of truth
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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18-10-2012 #10
Oil filter seals aren't any softer than o-rings, and by the time they get changed, they've usually hardened up even more.
You do get o-rings made from softer material, but they're not common place.
I wonder what the proper name for the seal strip type stuff that comes in strips and used for sealing junction box covers is called. I've worked on various junction boxes, where the seal is just a press fit into a machined groove. It's usually a round or rectangular shape, and is normally very soft so you get a good seal with minimal pressure.
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