It was fairly easy to see the change, and the aluminium could be beaten into shape afterwards, so I guess it worked OK. Difficult to know if something else would have worked better (hence my question). I don't remember it being difficult to clean up.
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Just thought it may be worth an ask on here?I am trying to find some 19mm (3/4")...
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Nick Müller
I have learned to check the temperature of aluminium (for welding), by pulling a thin wooden stick over it. If it sparkles, the ali has the right temperature.
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Seriously though, is there a castings kit available for this moel anywhere ?
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Nick Müller
Emidio Gattafoni has (or had?) them. His web-page is here (links page on my site): . The castings costed around 250 EUR (really don't remember). Plans were included. But the plans were a nightmare. Nice drawn but _lots_ of errors. I showed him my corrected set a year later and he nearly fell unconcious. :-) He told me that he corrected them (a bit?).
Emidio only talks italian, but you can mail him in english. He has a translation program (he told me in italian, never had email-contact with him) that will help him understand what you want.
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Thanks !
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