the penny whistle experiment

[todd54]

Kentucky shinner wrote:
Samohon wrote:
Cant wait man, remember to take plenty of notes for us....

So many great threads on HD atm, an this subscription is just another one...

+1 were waiting spooky.... I think he just likes a huge build up the the finally.... he just keep giving us these darn cliffhangers......
KS

likwise in the immortal words used in Monty Python GET ON WITH IT!
stop with this useless banter.
Soooooooooooooo?
Tell us more.

[Mr.Spooky]

im afraid that my hands are tied at the moment. im waiting on the laqure so i can hook the condensor back up so i can do my 2nd leak test, so i can machine turn my column, so i can laquer it, so i can,,,,,,, yada, yada, yada,....its always darkest before dawn
spooky

[Mr.Spooky]

KY, how tree hangs. (pay no attention to the solder job, i usually end up doing ALOT of cleaning up)

[Kentucky shinner]

Good idea, I did not know how you you sealed that end..
Thanks for the pic..
KS

[Mr.Spooky]

10/4!

[LWTCS]

Lotssa green on them joints Spook.
Can only mean one thing,,,,,,,,,,asleep at the wheel.

When can we stick a fork in it,,,,,for your sake brother.

Just ribbin

[Mr.Spooky]

yea, i know, i know. i havent got the grahm condensor out of the wrapp yet, im afraid to see how much craps going on there. i was suppose to get the laquer today, but the guy @ sherwin williams told me that it would be there on thursday. all i can do is wait
spooky

[LWTCS]

Bad on me for rubbin it in Jase.

Be all that much sweeter when your up and running.

Peace.

[Mr.Spooky]

rockchucker22 , i used the easyflange method on my 4" pipe, then, i sat the 2"x4" reducer inside the 4" and made a mark around the reducer where they met. then, again, i used the easyflange method but fit it to the mark on the reducer. this part took a little time to fit it right, but it worked good. iv put this all together and ran it once, and it seems to be a solid connection.

[rockchucker22]

rockchucker22 , i used the easyflange method on my 4" pipe, then, i sat the 2"x4" reducer inside the 4" and made a mark around the reducer where they met. then, again, i used the easyflange method but fit it to the mark on the reducer. this part took a little time to fit it right, but it worked good. iv put this all together and ran it once, and it seems to be a solid connection.

Thank you! This is exactly what I'll do!

[Mr.Spooky]

it worked for me,,,,,. its definataly worth a try. if it dont workout for ya,,, all ya got to do is pop off the flange and there will be no harm done to the fittings and stuff. just a little time lost.
spooky

[rockchucker22]

it worked for me,,,,,. its definataly worth a try. if it dont workout for ya,,, all ya got to do is pop off the flange and there will be no harm done to the fittings and stuff. just a little time lost.
spooky

Time is not considered when working on a flute!