The Home Machinist!

(ALL)
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NOTE: Much Info on Home Made Oxygen Methods
and Resources.
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The book of lantern. (GREAT INFO)
Being a practical guide to the working of the optical
(or magic) lantern ; with full and precise directions
for making and colouring lantern pictures. 1888 (330p)
https://archive.org/details/cu31924031248051
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EDIT: Add.
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The Book of the Lantern.
Being a Practical Guide to the Working of the Optical,
(or Magic) lantern; 1889 (314p)
https://archive.org/details/booklanternbein01hepwgoog
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Modern magic lanterns.
A guide to the management of the optical lantern
1900 (146p)
https://archive.org/details/cu31924031263183
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Note: The above books complement this post below.

Oxy-Acet-Make-Welding-Cutting-With.(CAUTION)Update 10-11-13
http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/vie ... 44&t=97010

(11-07-2014) EDIT UPDATE:
D.I.Y. Yeast-Generated CO2 System
http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/diy_co2.php


Enjoy.

Ken.

Hi Ken first if I did not reply with a thank u my apologies I have just come back to this issue and the info web address re the oxygen is not there. Plenty other stuff including Co2 from yeast etc. Could I trouble for a repeat,
Thanks Golfpin

golfpin wrote:Hi Ken first if I did not reply with a thank u my apologies I have just come back to this issue and the info web address re the oxygen is not there. Plenty other stuff including Co2 from yeast etc. Could I trouble for a repeat,
Thanks Golfpin

Golfpin, Golfpin, Golfpin,
I guess we are not looking and reading.
Pages: 21, 22, 23,
In the book below.
Modern magic lanterns.
A guide to the management of the optical lantern
1900 (146p)
https://archive.org/details/cu31924031263183

Ken.

I find the chemical generation of oxygen interesting but in todays world mechanical generation may be more practical.
look at in home oxygen concentrators as a common source of oxygen .

here is a explanation of operation

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_concentrator

hammermill wrote:I find the chemical generation of oxygen interesting but in todays world mechanical generation may be more practical.
look at in home oxygen concentrators as a common source of oxygen .

here is a explanation of operation

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_concentrator

Hammer,
I have looked at these and kinda doubt the concentrator would work
on a torch for cutting and or welding because of the lack of volume,
and pressure made, and it's also my thoughts that if you could make
one big enough to function in a cutting and or welding setup you
couldn't afford the cost for building it, and or operating it.

JMHO..

Ken.

http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/vie ... 12&t=87931

here is one mans experience, I used them is the radiator shop back when they were brass (radiators that is) hihi

hammermill wrote:http://www.chaski.org/homemachinist/vie ... 12&t=87931

here is one mans experience, I used them is the radiator shop back when they were brass (radiators that is) hihi

Hello Ken (AKA-Da, hammermill)
Thank You, for sharing
Papa's Post from 2010.

With all my searching and research I've been doing
on this I missed Papa's Post, which turns out to be
the most informative and the best over all. Now all
I have to do is make a shopping list and look for
some good deals.

Ken.

the comerical units I am used to seeing have a storage tank that is clean and only used for oxygen. . estate sells will often have personal units
left over aftering a passing.