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    Another solid tube!

    Time to move on from old school mr. brazed mousepot to a solid tube. I didn't machine it myself, but I did provide the dimensions. Tube is 7 inch, with an add on piece (that I will test to see if it does anything extra).

    Comparo with mousepot:



    Both pieces:

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    VERY droolworthy! Can't wait to see the numbers you put up with that bad boy.

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    Inside while lapping:



    Temp probe hole:



    Have to get some finer sandpaper for lapping, should come out ok after a little more work.

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    great container
    you have done the internal like mine, but you only for the ease of filling it better
    very nice it's a 3"?

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    Great looking container Donko

    Is the extension so you can fill the tube past 7" or just to add more mass to the unit?

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    i love it great work
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    Thanks guys, cant wait to test it out on Saturday.

    Tube is about 60mm in diameter, thats what 2 1/4 inch or so? The extension is just to make the unit a little bigger, I will test temps with and without the top part to see if it does anything. In my past dice sessions I found it was optimal to monitor the dice level closely and keep about 3-4 inches of crushed inside so I wont be filling to the top. Fabricated a hold down and cut and fit the insulation last night (thanks for the cutting board suggestion G H Z), it looks a little more ghetto or home made than the really nice kits out there but hey its my first try!
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    Hold down and insulation gtg!

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    Ah the miracle of acetal.


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    I think I see an old choppping board as a hold down! lol

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    Lookin good cant wait to see some results bro. May the clocks be high and the temps be low.

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    ghetto as hell. I hope it works well
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    Quote Originally Posted by kcnyc
    I think I see an old choppping board as a hold down! lol
    My gf was asking about that cutting board tonight haha! I have to get a new one this weekend and sneek it back in the kitchen.
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