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max power
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So I thought I’d give dry blowing a try but after looking at how much they are I bought some aluminium and well I’ll show you the pictures ?
Any advice welcome I’m using the plans I go from another post.
I’ll have to resize the images
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1968falconxt
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Yes please upload pics. I love seeing DIY's put up here
max power
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max power
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I’m using 1.6mm Ali my biggest challenge was how to bend it, the plans said to just cut and pop rivet every thing but I thought I’d try and bend up a box. So I made a sheet metal brake but it was a bit flimsy but I made it work ?
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max power
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She's not pretty but it did the job.
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1968falconxt
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Looking the goods. The rig you made to fold the sheets is a great idea
max power
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Looking the goods. The rig you made to fold the sheets is a great idea
thanks found it on youtube.
I think I'll make a bigger version and weld it.
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1968falconxt
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What size is that dry blower riffle box? How high are your riffles?
max power
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What size is that dry blower riffle box? How high are your riffles?
The box is 450mm x 600mm x 150mm the ruffles are 20mm
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Ned
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Hello Max, Could you attach a link to you metal press. I'm interested in folding one as well.
regards, Ned
Lake Macquarie NSW
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Good work Max.
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1968falconxt
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It looks like you have quite an aggressive angle on the riffles. I would run 90deg for the first few riffles, it helps with the material flow. I would also recommend changing the riffle height to 15mm. This suggestion was made to me after I built mine. I made the change and it worked better.
Also, if you haven't done so already you'll need to order some Keene dry blower cloth from Reeds Prospecting in WA. It can take a while to arrive after ordering.
max power
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Hello Max, Could you attach a link to you metal press. I'm interested in folding one as well.
regards, Ned
Homer Simpson: Kids: there's three ways to do things; the right way, the wrong way and the Max Power way! Bart: Isn't that the wrong way? Homer Simpson: Yeah, but faster!
max power
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It looks like you have quite an aggressive angle on the riffles. I would run 90deg for the first few riffles, it helps with the material flow. I would also recommend changing the riffle height to 15mm. This suggestion was made to me after I built mine. I made the change and it worked better.
Also, if you haven't done so already you'll need to order some Keene dry blower cloth from Reeds Prospecting in WA. It can take a while to arrive after ordering.
Ok thanks falcon I’ll make some changes on the weekend I have the cloth from Reeds on the way, what’s the best way to attach it to the aluminium?
I also need to find something for the classifier.
Homer Simpson: Kids: there's three ways to do things; the right way, the wrong way and the Max Power way! Bart: Isn't that the wrong way? Homer Simpson: Yeah, but faster!
1968falconxt
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Selley's liquid nails works well. Much easier than using a contact adhesive. Smear a light coat on the aluminium and the place the cloth over. Then just run your fingers all around and it should hold in place with no tape or anything
Ned
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Hello Max,
Thanks for the links to the brake.
regards Ned
Lake Macquarie NSW
PJG
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Hi Max. Just wondering how the dry blower project is going?
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max power
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Hi Max. Just wondering how the dry blower project is going?
hi PJG not much has happened lately I have made some of changes that falcon suggested hopefully I'll get some time this weekend and I will post some more pics 
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Jessy28
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It looks like you have quite an aggressive angle on the riffles. I would run 90deg for the first few riffles, it helps with the material flow. I would also recommend changing the riffle height to 15mm. This suggestion was made to me after I built mine. I made the change and it worked better.
Also, if you haven't done so already you'll need to order some Keene dry blower cloth from Reeds Prospecting in WA. It can take a while to arrive after ordering.
Hi falcon i saw your dry blower design on diy forum awsome desing mate i was very inpressed probaly the best i have seen yet would apreciate any pics and dimensions you could share with me as my son and i are going to have a go at maki g our own also could you please show me pics and explain how you fixed your riffle cloth down and tensioned it apreciate any help you could give me cheers email nwharvey28@gmail.com
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