Matt, just tried to directly place some pictures as they are not very big. (beginners mistake)
But I have to learn how it works or send somebody the pictures by email.
So you can read here only the mouth-watering announcement.
Sorry for that
Peter
1) what I got as a result: my first records:
Line A: 1P2B - 330g - probe in original CS position, top left in the back
Line B: 1P2A - 330g - center bead probe
the marks FC, SC are not really accurate, as I was trying
2) Drilling the hole
3) with rigid probe
4) bead probe
5) in empty drum
6) bead probe in coffee
7) overview
8) workplace
It was pretty easy. The only step which I regard as really critical is the drilling through the axis,
after dismantling the lid by bending the wire hinge a bit. You have to pinpoint the center very accurate, as the remaining wall thickness is about 1mm. You need to check for symmetry with a slide gauge carefully before starting to drill.
Once you have started to drill you will not be able to correct anymore.
If you open the hinge only a bit you even don't need to re-fix it.
Standard phrase: No guarantee for nothing. Just describing my personal experience.
Peter
But I have to learn how it works or send somebody the pictures by email.

So you can read here only the mouth-watering announcement.
Sorry for that
Peter
1) what I got as a result: my first records:
Line A: 1P2B - 330g - probe in original CS position, top left in the back
Line B: 1P2A - 330g - center bead probe
the marks FC, SC are not really accurate, as I was trying
2) Drilling the hole
3) with rigid probe
4) bead probe
5) in empty drum
6) bead probe in coffee
7) overview
8) workplace
It was pretty easy. The only step which I regard as really critical is the drilling through the axis,
after dismantling the lid by bending the wire hinge a bit. You have to pinpoint the center very accurate, as the remaining wall thickness is about 1mm. You need to check for symmetry with a slide gauge carefully before starting to drill.
Once you have started to drill you will not be able to correct anymore.
If you open the hinge only a bit you even don't need to re-fix it.
Standard phrase: No guarantee for nothing. Just describing my personal experience.
Peter


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