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What color to paint my ER10? (post #216)

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a1gutterman wrote:Yikes!!! Fixed that! :o
Glad the 'fix' did knot alter the 'quote'. we get cornfused enough around here as it is!
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OK, "Hilton" is carved into the front of the pipe. "Head" is carved on the other side. Put them together and you get a place in South Carolina.

It is a pipe that was carved during the Civil War by g-g grandfather. Carved from briarwood.
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mickyd wrote:OK, "Hilton" is carved into the front of the pipe. "Head" is carved on the other side. Put them together and you get a place in South Carolina.

It is a pipe that was carved during the Civil War by g-g grandfather. Carved from briarwood.

Stem is a mite short!:D

BTW it is an island off the coast of SC!
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mickyd wrote:Final paint scheme decision has been etched in stone. Two coats applied this morning.
If your avatar is an indication of the final colors, I LIKE!!!!:D

Pictures please.
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What happened to the aluminum electrolysis run? I know you said it was successful, but can you go more in depth to your technique? Any pictures?
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etc92guy wrote:What happened to the aluminum electrolysis run? I know you said it was successful, but can you go more in depth to your technique? Any pictures?
Yeah, didn't he say he was going to post pictures "tonight" like 3 days ago? :D
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heathicus wrote:Yeah, didn't he say he was going to post pictures "tonight" like 3 days ago? :D

He said that at 11:04 est on Nov 19, 2009! Geez this is a long day!:D
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Mystery ER pulley

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I noticed a pulley on this ER that I don't have on mine. Anyone know what it's for?
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I'ts not standard, so it's some kind of custom application. Maybe using the ER's motor to power something else.
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mickyd wrote:I noticed a pulley on this ER that I don't have on mine. Anyone know what it's for?
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It covers up the extended end of the motor shaft!:rolleyes: Duh!:D Seriously: I just can't think of any other reason other than to provide a method to turn the shafts manually.:)


HEY!!!! Where's the electrolysized aluminum parts you promised to show us LAST WEEK???? Also, Howcome you keep posting pix of somebody elses handywork????:eek:
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