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shortening thru hulls - follow up
Hi folks,
I asked about how you could cut a bronze thru hull to reduce the amount of blocking required inside the hull. Angle grinder with cut off wheel worked very smoothly (I use a grinder a lot and do have a smooth touch). Super easy to back off the nut. The threads didn't really even need cleaning up with a file. Saved a whole 1 lb with three thru hulls being shorter :) Evan Gatehouse |
shortening thru hulls - follow up
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 05:37:00 GMT, Evan Gatehouse
wrote: Hi folks, I asked about how you could cut a bronze thru hull to reduce the amount of blocking required inside the hull. Angle grinder with cut off wheel worked very smoothly (I use a grinder a lot and do have a smooth touch). Super easy to back off the nut. The threads didn't really even need cleaning up with a file. Saved a whole 1 lb with three thru hulls being shorter :) Evan Gatehouse You Cat people are strange :-) I've got a mate with a Prout that has already removed his gen-set and is now talking about much the electrical pump weighs as apposed to foot pumps. I tell him that to really lighten it, take out the motor. Bruce in Bangkok (brucepaigeATgmailDOTcom) |
shortening thru hulls - follow up
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 05:37:00 GMT, Evan Gatehouse
wrote stuff and I replied: Can you simply st8ck onto the thread you started? I was watchng with interest, and only "due diligence" let me keep track. Ta Hi folks, I asked about how you could cut a bronze thru hull to reduce the amount of blocking required inside the hull. Angle grinder with cut off wheel worked very smoothly (I use a grinder a lot and do have a smooth touch). Super easy to back off the nut. The threads didn't really even need cleaning up with a file. Saved a whole 1 lb with three thru hulls being shorter :) Evan Gatehouse Human bevaviour: Bestiality with a brain |
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