Subject: Re: THEFORGE digest 161

From: [email-masked] (G Merryweather)
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 1996 18:56:13 GMT

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> Joe, there is another way to make the jets.  Locate an old furnace,
> canibalize the orfices  ( or is it orfose) braze the hole shut and re drill
> with a number 60 bit, or 57.  The bits are available at hobby stores, but
> hold your breath...a collection a little bigger than a golf ball will run you
> about 30 bucks.  Natural gas orfose :-) are too big for propane, you'll have
> fuel all over the place if you get the wrong size.  Experiment with hole
> sizes, or ask your dealer what size they're supposed to be.
<cut off on hardy...>

  I don't know if this would work, but what about carburettor jets?
They are easy to get from a car shop and come in a range of sizes.
Geoff
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