High voltage HHO by IronHead

[keithturtle]

I've used the lord brand on cars with outstanding results, but the cost is quite high for this assembly application.   However, in prototype runs it might be a justified expense... that stuff is engineered to stand up to corrosive environs- I jes got some to patch up holes in the floor of the TurtleBenz... might oughta get a plate stack ready whenever I bond in the floorboard plates, but that's a month away.

Turtle

[rapttor]

Hey guys, I'm following along on the side here just looking for a "so simple it's stupid" method of either sealing up the sides and or, Something that can be used on the sides to seal it up, but yet at the same time, allow for configuration changes on the fly... I'm experimenting but.. chasing this down at the same time. I'll post my findings when I come across something that's worth the time & effort, not each rampant thought that races through my head... if I did that... you guys would be pretty tired of me vewy vewy qwikwee(elmer fudd voice).

ovah andoubt

-rapttor

[IronHead]

One word or name ,   Dremal

http://www.cporotarytools.com
Bits
http://www.widgetsupply.com/page/WS/CTGY/dremel


The ultimate Cell building tool.

[hkyle]

Hey Rapttor,
Try something like this.....you can add plates, change spacing between plates. Could then just slide right into your test container.

Got a dremal?

[rapttor]

I've actually got 2 Dremels, a rotozip.. oh hell.. a ton of pwr tools. I used my dremel alot until I recently picked up a similar unit but marketed in the wood working world as a cable driven chuck, that gives you much more versatility.. and it came with a foot pedal to vary the speed.
What is that material HKyle? Looks like either Teflon or Styrofoam.
My next step is 500+ degree hi temp gasket maker, that will seal the edges for sure.

sorry I'm not trying to drag the group backwards.

-rapttor