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Old 13th April 2008, 04:05   #11 (permalink)
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Re: machining a pvc sensor holder

Quote: (Originally Posted by jmurba) View Original Post
Hi Ken,

thanks a lot for the file and advice,
as for the speed of course I know that the rpm itself means nothing in terms of cutting speed , this is the reason why I had specified the diameter.

what did you made your bov from ?

regards

jean mi
Body- PVC. Spool- Derlin. Faceplate- brass. Screws- stainless. ( Most frequent use- Great Lakes = less galvanic issues.) Diaphragm, it’s cover, & exhaust valve salvaged from a Zeagle Octo+ (the integral exhaust valve makes clearing easier). 2nd stage internals from cold water rated Sherwood octo. Mushroom valves & holders from Divematics. Mouthbite- Poseidon. Only one O ring- Viton. Nametag- stuck on in jest.

Been in service 4 ½ years w/ zero problems.
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