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Hey JP how's about a seperate section for the AGAs/whale oil burners on here? 
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| jp wrote: | AGA's
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Oil burners 
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jp
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| ElusiveStranger wrote: | | jp wrote: | AGA's
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Oil burners |
Ahhh dirty dervs
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rusty69bus
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another idea.... how about a section showing
technical drawings........brackets,cad drawings,radiator hose diameters,etc..
i'm sure i've found a cad drawing of vw gearbox mounting points before |
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jp
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Interesting idea and will be great if people post in it too 
Do you think people actually design stuff before doing it !! interesting concept I alway thought it was back of a fag packet...
So I guess it wants to go under Techy Talk section.. what shall we call it ?
Grand Designs !
Fag Packet !
sensible suggestions welcomed
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Do you think people actually desing stuff before doing it !! interesting concept I alway thought it was back of a fag packet... |
Cors we do. We draw it on an old cerial packet, poke holes in it with a pencil and some 'modeling clay'. I had to get an adult to help I was ok with the sticky tape.
Then it's Grinder Time
Spend ages making a header tank bracket for a Vauxhall Summatorother, fits lovely - then realise you have to remove the firewall to put a bolt through it. 
Oh, to remove the firewall first remove the TB and inlet manifold. 
Pssst, rad's in. Pictures tomorrow with any luck
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I don't lean forward for hills any more
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rusty69bus
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how about 'been there,done that' , 'not another problem' or 'make my day'..
just emailed you a cad drawing jp |
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famous phil
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| Posted: Sat Oct 14, 2006 10:03 pm Post subject: measure drawing |
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| ElusiveStranger wrote: | | jp wrote: |
Do you think people actually desing stuff before doing it !! interesting concept I alway thought it was back of a fag packet... |
Cors we do. We draw it on an old cerial packet, poke holes in it with a pencil and some 'modeling clay'. I had to get an adult to help I was ok with the sticky tape.
Then it's Grinder Time
Spend ages making a header tank bracket for a Vauxhall Summatorother, fits lovely - then realise you have to remove the firewall to put a bolt through it.
Oh, to remove the firewall first remove the TB and inlet manifold.  try perspex instead of cardbourd
Pssst, rad's in. Pictures tomorrow with any luck |
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rusty69bus
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don't know wether this would be any good or not have a look here http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/ and your'll see or not there's a section for
"Members Only
This is a members only forum (no-one else will see it). I'll be pestering you for ideas for the website, but others are free to post anything you don't want to become visible to the general public." |
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