Hole in whistle
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Hole in whistle
So what size hole do we have to drill in the whistle base And where ?.
chop- Number of posts : 77
Age : 58
Location : cambs
Registration date : 2010-03-06
Re: Hole in whistle
About 3mm will do very well. Fits but not too tight. Remember to limit your plunge as the brass is very soft.
lynnr- Number of posts : 3242
Age : 55
Location : Highland, 4inch showman
Registration date : 2010-08-06
Re: Hole in whistle
lynn is right. the 3mm angled hole that comes up from the base of the body should continue through into the part that has been screwed into the side of the body.
at the moment the steam is blocked and will not operate the whistle. drill this hole through and you will create the steam passage so the assembled whistle can act like a tap and work as it should.
at the moment the steam is blocked and will not operate the whistle. drill this hole through and you will create the steam passage so the assembled whistle can act like a tap and work as it should.
craig@STW- Number of posts : 1410
Location : location Location
Registration date : 2010-05-06
Re: Hole in whistle
Thanks didn't have the kit when i posted. Now i see what needs doing .
chop- Number of posts : 77
Age : 58
Location : cambs
Registration date : 2010-03-06
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