HOT ROD OIL CAN

[krv3000]

HI all before i start for give spelling right i have one of those annoying oil cans that will not stand up so i have modified the one that i had for this job you will need a 250ml pant tin lid sed oil can plume-rs flux soft rolder two types if you have it ie hi and lo melting point disassemble the oil can and remove all the pant and give the Base a good clean with Emery cloth yous hi melting point to tin the bottom of the can clean the pant tin lid i did this by socking the lid in thinner's tin the under side of the pant tin a gane with hi melting point solder place the lid on a thermal block place the oil can in the center and even the gap all a round the oil can place a heave Waite on top of the oil can to keep it prest firmly in to the pant tin lid then with a blow torch swet the two together and fill in the gape a round the oil can then leev to cool once cool tip the job over and fill in the Base with lo melting point solder if you only have lo melting point solder rap a wet cloth a round the bottom of the oil can before turning over once all the soldring is dun dress the ruff bits with a file repant put the oil can back together you will never knock it

 

[krv3000]

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[krv3000]

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[krv3000]

last ones

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[krv3000]

HI all i dont no wats hapaning with the pics sory

 

[Bill Gruby]

Look at the file number under the pics. At the end they read jp2 should that not read jpg2

 

[stevehuckss396]

Look at the file number under the pics. At the end they read jp2 should that not read jpg2

Try JPG

 

[ttrikalin]

HI all i dont no wats hapaning with the pics sory

i see them fine, mate.

take care,

tom

 

[krv3000]

HI thank all

 

[kc5ezc]

krv3000: Good idea on the weighted paint can lid.
The extension .jp2 is for jpeg 2000. Most picture viewer software can not read this format.
Not sure why it is not more popular.
John
in Byng OK