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Author: Subject: How to EMPTY a gas cylinder
Simon

posted on 16/5/05 at 09:17 PM Reply With Quote
I've chopped up two calor bottles to turn into "no-pressure" vessels - we used one for a vacuum chamber.

What I did was remove brass top so largish hole. Filled with water several times, including with washing up liquid, emptied out, filled with clean water and left for a day or two.

Cut with an angle grinder. Wear good clothing, gloves, face mask etc etc.

I also welded a return feed for my Mini tank when I turboed that. Cleaned out tank in above fashion. Then welded tube to side, THEN drilled through tube and into tank.

ATB

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locoboy

posted on 23/5/05 at 08:57 PM Reply With Quote
I have other BBQ's too but i just wanted to have a little project to crack on with!

I have tried to screw out the brass valve but to no avail

Gusto, It did have a deposit on it about 5 years ago! but Shell Gas is no longer operating on the bottles side so no one will take them back - believe me i have tried!

Think i will try to drill through the brass valve.

[Edited on 23/5/05 by locoboy]





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