Losing the black plastic spout
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Re: Losing the black plastic spout
Following VT's advice I've been out in the workshop this morning and tinned the inside of the elbow, it now fits tight enough not to leak.
I drilled the plastic out to 10mm.

Then offered up the mod and away we go...

Then by standing the pot on top of the microwave, that gave me the room to put my sample jar in the bowl and let it fill. That way I could keep an eye on the %.
It's a little "Heath Robinson" but hell was fun.

I drilled the plastic out to 10mm.

Then offered up the mod and away we go...

Then by standing the pot on top of the microwave, that gave me the room to put my sample jar in the bowl and let it fill. That way I could keep an eye on the %.
It's a little "Heath Robinson" but hell was fun.

I tried to be normal once, worst two minutes of my life.
Of all the beautiful things in the world, only man can invent boredom
Of all the beautiful things in the world, only man can invent boredom
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Icefever - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: Losing the black plastic spout
Well done, I like the improvised parrot. 

Always give the hardest job to the laziest person because they will always find the easiest way to do it.
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Re: Losing the black plastic spout
Cheers VT...It just came to me to collect like that so that I could keep my eye on it. I emptied the test jar when it got full (it did fill & flow over a couple of times). I remembered I read on here that the parrot needs to be only a fraction larger than the hydro so that the change in the % coming off registers quicker.
The last bit to the end was at 30% then it went through 20% down to around 17% in the matter in minutes. I'm chuffed with how it's going, I'm reading & learning loads.
The last bit to the end was at 30% then it went through 20% down to around 17% in the matter in minutes. I'm chuffed with how it's going, I'm reading & learning loads.
I tried to be normal once, worst two minutes of my life.
Of all the beautiful things in the world, only man can invent boredom
Of all the beautiful things in the world, only man can invent boredom
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