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Cheers mates!!

I have a riddle for you all...

What du you get if you have:

1 pcs of this:

 

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1 pcs of this:drill.jpg

 

1 pcs of this:Stativ.jpg

 

2 pcs of this: presskanne.jpg

All answers kan be posted to me, and the winner will get a free guided tour around in my hometown...  :-)

 

Posted
2 hours ago, frenchie said:

A VERY high speed cleaning machine potentially :P

It does have a speed regulator on the trigger.  I was wondering if it had a hammer setting to dislodge the real crud? :D

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Cheers Mates..

My apologies for late answer, have been lots of other things todo in the weekend....

But it seem we have a winner!! Congrats oldhippy!!!   Next time you are in the sothern of Norway, you must lett me know.

That is correct that have made a watch cleaning machine for as little as possibel.

First I tok those two apart, and cut them like this:

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Then I made this to hook up the basket, but I used a 5 mm thread rod insted the original rod.

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Just some modifications on the drill stand, and fasten it to an wooden plate:

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And then just mount the rest:

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Live action:

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I washed all the parts for my Antima in this during the weekend, workt very good.....

Thank again mates....

 

 

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That's ingenious I like it. I love it when people overcome a problem with a bit of lateral thinking well done :thumbsu:

Posted
12 hours ago, Cad101 said:

That's ingenious I like it. I love it when people overcome a problem with a bit of lateral thinking well done :thumbsu:

Thanks a lot Mick!   Very nice words, im trying me best. I could of course have bought a cleaning machin, but when I first get the idea. I thinks it very satisfying to see that the idea actually works.  Best   Armand

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