special tools for aquamist HFS system install
I also just ordered all these tools for the install.
I will pass them along to whoever needs them for the install for half of what I paid for everything.
Thanks everyone for the guidance!
I will pass them along to whoever needs them for the install for half of what I paid for everything.
Thanks everyone for the guidance!
Damn Binh you just moved up to the wonderful world of methanol injection really quickly!! Haha, 
This grad school sh*t is killing me!!! 4 more papers to write by Friday! 
Hope your life is better than mine right now, but by the looks of it, you are doing just fine.
This grad school sh*t is killing me!!! 4 more papers to write by Friday! Hope your life is better than mine right now, but by the looks of it, you are doing just fine.
Papers? What are those? Haha, I have written one in years especially being an econ major.
I found the aluminum strips where the hardware was. Thanks for the heads up. I ended up spending $50 dollars on bolts, nuts, washers, and alum strips because I was compelled to get all stainless steel for no reason at all. I didn't like how the zinc coated ones felt or looked!
Papers? What are those? Haha, I have written one in years especially being an econ major.
I found the aluminum strips where the hardware was. Thanks for the heads up. I ended up spending $50 dollars on bolts, nuts, washers, and alum strips because I was compelled to get all stainless steel for no reason at all. I didn't like how the zinc coated ones felt or looked!
I found the aluminum strips where the hardware was. Thanks for the heads up. I ended up spending $50 dollars on bolts, nuts, washers, and alum strips because I was compelled to get all stainless steel for no reason at all. I didn't like how the zinc coated ones felt or looked!
Aluminum is goood. Haha.
http://www.amazon.com/Metric-Pipe-Ta.../dp/B000I1QUU0
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this drill/tap chart says to use 8.8mm or 11/32" for 1/8 BSP
http://www.newmantools.com/taps/bsp.htm
http://www.newmantools.com/taps/bsp.htm
In the thread linked below is some helpful info and some additional links that have charts detailing which drill size to use for particular taps.
http://www.srtforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=318464
Undersized drill is better then oversize but you want to avoid using the tap to not only cut threads but also enlarge the opening........the cut threads get ugly or in some instances the tap will break.
http://www.srtforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=318464
Undersized drill is better then oversize but you want to avoid using the tap to not only cut threads but also enlarge the opening........the cut threads get ugly or in some instances the tap will break.
