DIY Roller Filter

[Projects with Sam]

I try to explain that to folks, sometimes people are stubborn. I just point them in the right direction and its up to the individual to educate themselves and figure it out.

I've been using his stuff for a bit now and im more than happy with it compared to the exorbitant prices for replacement roller fleece which is just glorified coolant paper.

I’ve started offering floss gravity filters for Steve’s paper at http://parlaquatics.com.

 

[igorlab]

Você poderia por gentileza disponibilizar o arquivo para a impressão 3d das partes do motor e tubo rotativo que faltaram? Desde já, muito obrigado

Hi and sorry for the delay with a reply I was out of "business" because of the var in Ukraine. The STL files are attached

 

[Ronnyking]

Brilliant, thanks a lot. I'm sorry about the state of your country. I can't imagine what you're going through.

I guess you use 150mm fleece rolls? And how did you tap the acrylic rods? I found information online about using a spiral tip tap, also named a "gun tap".

 

[I never finish anythi]

Very smart . Credit to you .

 

[igorlab]

Brilliant, thanks a lot. I'm sorry about the state of your country. I can't imagine what you're going through.

I guess you use 150mm fleece rolls? And how did you tap the acrylic rods? I found information online about using a spiral tip tap, also named a "gun tap".

thanks! Yes, it's 150 mm in width. First, at slow speed, I made holes with a regular metal drill, then I cut the thread also with the regular tap, it doesn't look very aesthetically, but I didn't have any other tools)

 

[Ronnyking]

One more question, what's the thickness of the acrylic? 6mm?