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The only thing we are forgetting is the novis that bolts an engine together does take everything for granted.
My opinion is if he/she wants to play with engines, besides regular tools, get some head working tools.
AND a CC beaker , a quality one.
I dont know what a top of the line version is-
The 130 dollar variety Summit and others sell them -works for me
It is a complete tooll with most everything.
They even sell the glass replacements
The only thing we are forgetting is the novis that bolts an engine together does take everything for granted.
My opinion is if he/she wants to play with engines, besides regular tools, get some head working tools.
AND a CC beaker , a quality one.
What kind off accuracy can you get with a beaker? 5 ml?
What kind off accuracy can you get with a beaker? 5 ml?
The one I use has a valve and is graduated.as in the pic.
I am sure it is within a whisker thickness of a flea fart as I get results with minor changes and is repeatable.
The biggest problem is just accurately filling the chamber...any dribble or screw up, means start all over .. again.
The one I use has a valve and is graduated.as in the pic.
I am sure it is within a whisker thickness of a flea fart as I get results with minor changes and is repeatable.
The biggest problem is just accurately filling the chamber...any dribble or screw up, means start all over .. again.
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