Fantastic stuff driftdaddy, now I just need to wait for the promised bottles to come to me.pyrosx said:Breaking News: Man blows his own face off in an accident involving a metal lathe and a CO2 cartridge
Yeah so $1 a cartridge doesn't seem like that big a cost....
12gCrispydude said:great stuff, what size co2 cannister did you use?
Working on, will post later.pressure_tested said:Nice work! Care to write up a complete guide?
I don't understand :huh: you are spewing you built a full keg system because of a mini plastic keg device....riiiiiiiiightDJ_L3ThAL said:Ten thumbs up mate, spewing I finished building my kegerator two months ago... just need to hide the tap king idea from the mrs so im not forced fo downsize!
Oh I am sorry to disturb you, although I was being slightly tongue in cheek (perhaps in hindsight should have used an emoticon)!tricache said:I don't understand :huh: you are spewing you built a full keg system because of a mini plastic keg device....riiiiiiiiight
Looking forward to it!!!driftdaddy said:Working on, will post later.
They are a pretty strange size, M2.5 x 10mm CSK. Not too common....luckyphil61 said:what are the size of the screws to replace ,i presume they are metric
Uh-huh.......... :unsure:northside novice said:you will always feel a bit dumber after you unload
watch the ashes, its loaded with ads for the tap drafty thing , the latest one is richy singing his only song.. hello ?
then move to qld and walk into a tap a poof outlet =
I reckon that would work, the each side of the triangle is about 2.2 - 2.3mm. That would mean from the middle of the base to the tip of the triangle (as indicated in that picture on Ebay) would be about 1.90mm (thanks Pythagoros!!).Bentnose said:Hmmm, can't seem to get the screws out. I found this on E-bay, http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Black-Yellow-Antislip-Plastic-Grip-Magnetic-T2-Head-Triangle-Screwdriver-/160958222263?pt=AU_Hand_Tools&hash=item2579db8fb7 the screws seem to be about 2mm across, it might fit.
Nice work! You're right on the thread, it's not a normal metric thread like you'd find on regular machine screws.Bentnose said:driftdaddy you inspired me. I got out the angle grinder and a file and wallah, the screws now come out with ease thanks to my new triangular screwdriver, yours actually looks a bit prettier than mine. The screws seem to be self tapping without a point and a shallow thread that is widely spaced. Very little force is need to unscrew/screw them, I'll just continue to use the same screws.
Not too sure.......I'll check it out though. Thanks for the heads up!Bentnose said:I've been reading that the CO2 for paintball guns may contain impurities that are damaging to your health, are the CO2 cartridges you used, driftdaddy, food grade? It seems that food grade unthreaded CO2 cartridges aren't super easy to find, I found these http://www.ezychargers.com.au/product_info.php?products_id=479 that state 100% CO2 and I e-mailed the company just to check it is food grade, should be if it is 100% CO2. Threaded ones are plentiful.
yum beer said:Spotted these yesterday at the local IGA, $10 off already(the dispenser bit), guy behind the counter said its not selling very well.
I think the tri lobe is another term for tri wing, if Google is correct, they are different than the triangle, Wikipedia has a list of screwdriver types, the triangle is known as a TA, the Tri wing is just below, look towards the bottom of the page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_screw_drives hows that for unecessary informationNickB said:I'm assuming if you're looking for a screwdriver, the heads are most likely known as tri-lobe. The slightly larger sizes are at bunnings/masters...... Could be wrong though!