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brilliant Barry - thanks.

1900 would be this filter, yes?
https://www.amazon.com/Filtrete-Healthy ... 92&sr=8-16

Thanks Barry- that is all great info.

I've been planning on getting a shop air filtration system, and almost bought one for myself for Xmas. By coincidence, someone at my day job bought a used military transport HVAC air handler. It had 4 blowers in it and he sold me 2 of them ... for a song. and i can't sing, so that's sayin' sumthin'....

Well, its going to be sticky. The flash-mate i had was solid, so i got some 100% silicone caulking. i _may_ be able to do the work tomorrow. will post pics of the process when i do. BTW - i still maintain that the casting compound would be the best possible material for this. something that is rubbe...

BTW, the best possible material for this would be a silicone casting compound. I worked with this stuff years ago. We called it "blue goo". It is a 2-part material, and results in a nice soft silicone rubber that does not stick to anything. And it is thin enough to inject. but ... it's exp...

i think i have the perfect stuff already. it's called Flash-Mate - clear gooey stuff that does not really harden or stick well to anything.

how about plasti-dip?
trying to find something that won't bind up the rotating rod.
remember this is a double acting rod where the whole rod rotates.

man, was that Halloween that i piped up!?!
I'll download by New Year's i swear!

that has been discussed Brian - yes...
but
no

Thanks for the replies all around.
Syringes and glue dispensing tips are no problem for me. They are a staple.
I'll look for the right caulk and I think I'm good to go.
The owner will be thrilled, he was prepared for major surgery on his baby.

well that's 2 votes for "caulk it". and we're talking some garden-variety big-box store silicone calking? something wimpy is best i expect. As Bob suggests, i could put it in under a pulled fret - maybe in 2 locations, splitting the rod length into approximately 3 equal-ish lengths. I have...

Guys I need to bounce some ideas. I made an electric guitar a couple years ago that is all good except, by the luck of the draw, the neck geometry is such that the truss rod needs to be nearly slack to get good relief. The rod is a double action style from LMI with a rectangular steel bar on top (ag...

Alain,
I'm interested in being a beta tester. But before i do...
Is this a data acquisition _and_ signal analysis package, or just analysis?
If it is a data acquisition system, what inputs does it accept? PC "onboard" system microphone?

Spanish cedar has a very strong cedar aroma (along with the bitter taste).
If it didn't smell like cedar, then is may just be another bad-tasting mahogany look-alike.

Agree - beautiful, and unique.

thin CA will wick under masking tape and cauls. You want NO features for it to crawl under - just the crack.

that looks great!!

i don't know why you would be shy about saying the wood is from a Panamanian bed frame. it is well aged, it is certainly genuine mahogany, and best of all it is re-used. Nothing would be a bigger shame than if that wood were pitched in the dump or burned - which of course happen ALL THE TIME. ok ok ...

looking great Barry!
i like that big sanding "block" for the waist. that must make it a lot easier - nothing more fun than sanding the waist!