We need more 4.5k Flatline Reg Seats!

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  • splyncryth
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    I have access to a XRD machine. If someone can provide me with a dictionary of compound ratios per value of hardness of all potential material the reg seat could be made of then I can determine what material and how hard it is. Problem is grease and oil and other contaminants will show up too.
    Last edited by splyncryth; 03-07-2022, 08:27 PM.

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  • Tunaman
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    Originally posted by going_home
    I guess this needed but I never saw the draw of these seeing there is no degas option....
    We ran them for years by just using a Pro Connect to release. It is still a great regulator.

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  • going_home
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    I guess this needed but I never saw the draw of these seeing there is no degas option....

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  • luke
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    I've machined a lot of it will great success

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  • Xmagterror
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    Originally posted by luke
    I wonder if you could turn some ptfe on a lathe to make the seals? It's hard but it does have a little give to it.

    I have this stuff it's 5/8 diameter
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    Im not sure. That stuff is like cutting jello.
    Maybe with special super sharp tools and a collet setup.
    I've got some of that material here too

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  • luke
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    I wonder if you could turn some ptfe on a lathe to make the seals? It's hard but it does have a little give to it.

    I have this stuff it's 5/8 diameter
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  • TnDeathInc
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    Need 2-3 myself

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  • captian pinky
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    Originally posted by Xmagterror
    Unless someone else is doing it.
    Would rather just buy them anyways. Lol
    I think everyone would rather just buy them. lol
    Let me know how i can help.

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  • Xmagterror
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    Originally posted by Xmagterror
    Ill probably take the project on when i get done moving the shop. sounds interesting, plus i need a bunch of them too.
    Unless someone else is doing it.
    Would rather just buy them anyways. Lol

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  • Xmagterror
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    Ill probably take the project on when i get done moving the shop. sounds interesting, plus i need a bunch of them too.

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  • shaunyoung000
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    I need at least 3 of these, but am happy to invest in more if we need a batch.

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  • luke
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    Originally posted by captian pinky
    I wonder if 90 is hard enough though.
    I would contact the company in the link and talk to one the experts, explain to them what the demands are and see what they recommend.

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  • luke
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    Think of the big return you will get for your time and effort, lol.

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  • captian pinky
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    Originally posted by luke
    If your making them yourself it's not that big of an investment to experiment.

    This might get you started
    https://www.curbellplastics.com/Rese...Casting-Resins
    Just what i need another project. lol. I will see what i can do about drawing something up.
    I wonder if 90 is hard enough though.

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  • luke
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    If your making them yourself it's not that big of an investment to experiment.

    This might get you started
    https://www.curbellplastics.com/Rese...Casting-Resins

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