Thanks for the info........
I've got a small lathe and making new bushings from something else is
something I can do.
Best to ya,
Mike Bauers
Milwaukee, Wi
On Apr 29, 2008, at 7:38 PM, Mark Brueggemann wrote:
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> --- Matthew Smith <matt@...> wrote:
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>> You want either a magnetic drive pump (polypropylene would
>> probably be a suitable material) or a peristaltic pump
>
> The issue I had with the DynaArt setup was that it used a
> particular size and style of pump, so selection for alternates
> was limited. The primary failure mode was the bushing bearings.
> They would just disintegrate after a few uses. Rinsing with
> fresh water didn't help. I gave up.
>
> The idea I was going to pursue is like photographic developers
> use, where a cylindrical tank is partially filled and rotated
> on a set of rollers. Experimentation would reveal if more even
> etching would occur if the board was secured or loose in the tank.
>
> Just a rotating variation of a rocking tray, I guess. Trying to
> get away from pumps, too many issues.