02 Oct 2019, 21:37
02 Oct 2019, 22:41
(02 Oct 2019, 19:48 )ltxrob Wrote: [ -> ]a lot of the info is earlier in this thread......arrrghhh....
(In the absence of the facepalm smile -- need to find it) confused the threads... indeed 😁02 Oct 2019, 22:52
07 Jan 2020, 16:09
Unfortunately this project is no more... they were in the garage and it caught fire.. 😟
On the upside... mk2 version is a
eady in design phase... but annoyingly all my spare bits were in the same bag, so I need to order some more catch plates at an annoyingly high cost for what are basically big washers..
On the upside... mk2 version is a
eady in design phase... but annoyingly all my spare bits were in the same bag, so I need to order some more catch plates at an annoyingly high cost for what are basically big washers..07 Jan 2020, 16:29
(07 Jan 2020, 16:09 )ltxrob Wrote: [ -> ]Unfortunately this project is no more... they were in the garage and it caught fire.. 😟
On the upside... mk2 version is a
Did they catch fire because of the heat generated by their use or was the fire unrelated? The metal bits, that were in the fire, could be reused couldn't they? Just use an abrasive pad and get the soot off, right?
07 Jan 2020, 18:12
(07 Jan 2020, 16:29 )essanym Wrote: [ -> ]totally unrelated... clothes dryer went up in flames...(07 Jan 2020, 16:09 )ltxrob Wrote: [ -> ]Unfortunately this project is no more... they were in the garage and it caught fire.. 😟
On the upside... mk2 version is a
Did they catch fire because of the heat generated by their use or was the fire unrelated? The metal bits, that were in the fire, could be reused couldn't they? Just use an abrasive pad and get the soot off, right?
All bits were cleaned up by cleaning contractors appointed by the insurance company... I looked on the shelf where it was but it was no longer there.
it would have been part of the bog stinky pile of burnt stuff that I was not going to sort through on my driveway looking for a few washers and ring nuts
08 Jan 2020, 01:18