Excellent find! Happy fettling! Alec.
1. Carefully.... 2. Empty.... Alec :lol:
I also have one of those brass bushes, with the remains of nickle plating on a late Guardsman. I imagine its one of those end-of-line or service...
It should just pull out cleanly. Maybe it is split or built up with rubbish, but that wire looped around the NRV should be enough to pull/twist...
One that forms the optimum shape and optimises/maximises the light output at normal running pressure on the chosen fuel I would say. Alec.
I use a couple of strands of copper wire from electrical cable :thumbup: Alec.
Both fonts of knowledge, or is that fonts of feint knowledge or feint fonts of knowledge? Alec.
Fascinating process/operation, well presented, thanks Conny. Alec.
@Jean J a Primus 391, 1320, Optimus 5RA and an alcohol converted Primus 523, you bet! :lol: Alec.
Two :thumbup: Alec.
If you fancy a chuckle, have a look for Barretine meths on Amazon, the feedback used to be hilarious! :lol: I buy it by the gallon from a local...
Quite a few. There's some in the SRG. I have gold and plated examples. UK sourced. Alec.
Box, transfers, instructions, it ticks all the boxes! Excellent find, well done :mrgreen: Alec
Nice! 2kgs bought for £23.70/kg :content: Alec.
Tremendous job :mrgreen: Alec.
Nicely done! :thumbup::thumbup: Alec.
This is some of a Barnard Lamp, often used in Market Stalls etc. I have a similar unit, also missing many parts, they can be a devil to find...
Brilliant workhorses :mrgreen::thumbup: Alec.
Any luck? My friend and I have Primus 1031s and we've been investigating suppliers as well. There's a French supplier who appears will ship but...
Oh that's really really nice! :mrgreen::thumbup: Alec.
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