Making the KISS recoverable

TechBlue · 12th June 2005, 21:50

Quote: (Originally Posted by Ken)

Thanks for the suggestion. Once work slows I can devote more time to this 'possible' project. When I receive my Meg I believe it will become my primary hard core dive kit due to it's built-in ability to shed water, plus the soon to be incorporated CIS scrubber. The scrubber will make the Meg almost bullet-proof. Cheers. Ken

Ken,

If you're going to do it go for a nice toolroom lathe this will give nice repeatable tolerances and who knows what other avenues this might open up for you

Ken · 17th June 2005, 12:46

Quote: (Originally Posted by TechBlue)

Ken,

If you're going to do it go for a nice toolroom lathe this will give nice repeatable tolerances and who knows what other avenues this might open up for you

Agreed. If I decide to invest time and effort I might as well be able to reproduce my efforts. I'll hopefully get a chance to talk to some machine/engineering folks this summer. Cheers.

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TechBlue RebreatherWorld Sponsor Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Classic Kiss Other CCR Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Inspiration Vision Evolution Megalodon Optima Other CCR Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Costa del Sol, Spain Posts: 212	Quote: (Originally Posted by Ken) Thanks for the suggestion. Once work slows I can devote more time to this 'possible' project. When I receive my Meg I believe it will become my primary hard core dive kit due to it's built-in ability to shed water, plus the soon to be incorporated CIS scrubber. The scrubber will make the Meg almost bullet-proof. Cheers. Ken Ken, If you're going to do it go for a nice toolroom lathe this will give nice repeatable tolerances and who knows what other avenues this might open up for you __________________ Cheers, Chris www.tech-blue.com The site dedicated to Rebreather and Technical diving "We only sell what we dive"
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Ken Member Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Megalodon Classic Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: New York City Posts: 326	Quote: (Originally Posted by TechBlue) Ken, If you're going to do it go for a nice toolroom lathe this will give nice repeatable tolerances and who knows what other avenues this might open up for you Agreed. If I decide to invest time and effort I might as well be able to reproduce my efforts. I'll hopefully get a chance to talk to some machine/engineering folks this summer. Cheers.
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