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07-18-2010 07:48 PM |
Topic tags/keywords: tip question The hose keeps sliding off the DD. I ‘ve tried a hose clamp but the plastic on the DD is real slick and won’t hold. I don’t want to put small screws in it. Any suggestions? |
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#1 posted 07-18-2010 09:54 PM |
Thanks! I got an old innertube from a friend who owns a tire store. Use it for padding in the vise. I’ll cut a strip and put it on the DD. Maybe that will work. If too thick, I have a bike innertuve somewhere in the mess. |
#2 posted 07-18-2010 11:57 PM |
I used a single sheet metal screw. -- Gerry -- "I don't plan to ever really grow up ... I'm just going to learn how to act in public!" |
#3 posted 07-19-2010 12:50 AM |
Believe it or not, I found the solution to mine by using a dryer sheet. Put must of the sheet into the DD opening and slip the hose over it to hold it there. Not only does the hose stay put but I have no static electricity to keep chips and dust sticking to the sides of the DD. Rand |
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