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in england paraffin refers to kerosene. in america paraffin refers to a different product and much more expensive product used in many lamps becuase it smells less.

They output about 2800 BTUs, it takes about 30 BTUs to heat a square foot, but you wouldn't be able to take it camping, it's too big, and fragile, especially the mantle and glass chimney.

The main upright pole can be made any length and then bolted to the floor, the head unit slides off once the quick clip is remover for other engine holding bracket/arms could be used.

@@daviddanielstephenson2833 Yes, I have been working on some engine holders to fit the Harbor Freight auto engine stand and also a stand that is a knock off of the American Honda stand supplied to dealers here in the US in the late 70's and early 80's. They are still used in Honda's training centers for engine tear down and test running.

A floor mounted socket/plate could be used so the head unit and or vertical pole could be removed, the options are open to many interpretations, even one for mobile workshops. I have several more on the drawing board, one similar to the ones used in the factory by Lambretta.

The press tube is made from a seamless hydraulic ram, measuring 14 inches tall, the slot is 10 inches deep and the outer diameter is 6 inches, wall thickness 10.00mm. The magnetic block is 4 inches long.

@@daviddanielstephenson2833 ok thanks!

@@daviddanielstephenson2833 I have purchased a tube 6” OD 5.25” ID .375” Wall x 14” Long. It’s cut square but a little bit of sawtooth marking on the ends, debating to have the ends faced or not before cutting the slot… which brings to the next question, what is the width of the slot? Will be used for TZR250 or RZ350 parallel twin.

@@casino130 The slot is 40.00mm wide, same for the pressing plate, which is large enough for most conrods, the slot in the pressing plate needs to clear whatever size the big end is across, so the plate can rest right up against the big end journal. If you can square the ends of the tube both ends so it sits perfectly square, then pressing out pins will be much easier.

@@daviddanielstephenson2833 Thank you!

What make model is your scooter?

@@daviddanielstephenson2833 It's a 125 Agility City and I am going to adjust the carb needle on the carburetor to give it a bit more fuel as it would be good to have a bit more power for overtaking?

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I could not be without this tool for it can do much more than is stated, thanks for posting.

Only silver up to now, works very quickly with sterling and will melt most grades of gold also, the main coil needs to be chnged out for a 1/4 inch dia copper tube with six turns for optimum heating and cooling, the supplied 3/16 inch coil is too slow.

@@daviddanielstephenson2833 wonderful set up.

@@tipxking9944 I works very well indeed, right on the desk top safely, the HiFi speak directly behind does not even get warm, even so close, best setup I have put together, cheap as chips too.

@@daviddanielstephenson2833 I just got progress from working on microwave transformer to hopefully melt this palladium. I created the arc of electricity but it's short lived due to being about 24v of direct current. Short 12more turns for minimum power but I'm still able to create and stabilize it with 1 transformer. In other words, I stumbled upon your build which looks fairly small size compared to some giant builds with complex equipment. I looked at induction heating to minimize use of gases to melt precious metals as well so after the transformer mod I think I want to play around with making an induction heater but I'll need a lot more knowledge of electrical components to start from.

@@tipxking9944 The problem with doing a larger induction setup is the DC voltage supply needed, I can run my half pound crucible on a 240 volt wall plug no problem, using 6 square wire to stop it overheating, on the larger system cooling is also going to need a lot larger pump and coil. For a larger setup you are going to need a lot bigger electricity supply, min 3 phase. I have still to complete my drop valave system and argon shield to keep the metal clear, there re commercial units avaiable but at 12 k they are way out of my price range, the small one is more than adequate for what I do, and it is really clean and efficient.

A full explanation can be seen in my about page, predominantly a motorcycle engineer and or small engine expert and tool maker. I also like to practice the old real life skills as well as the more modern 3D drawing and or tech CNC, aka, Solidworks, I often drift in and out of modernity using the aforementioned skills. Basically if the tech fails I can cross over into the anologue paradigm and carry on working.

Yes it is, the oil blued version.