Forgot to Mention – Drilling the drain holes!
The tale of Bloggin’ the Blog continued…
I skipped a step in the last post – The connector holes are drilled and tapped blind – NOT into the cylinder. These blind holes are then drilled through into the cylinder at 45degrees into the cylinder to get as close to the cylinder edge as possible. I used a 2mm drill, but 1.5mm would probably be better. The connector hole is c5.5mm dia. x 5.5mm deep, so it’s not possible to do more than 45 degrees.
In the picture you can see I’ve aligned the cylinder with a piece of flat material against the port face.
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