Re: First light for an old coiler

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Original poster: "Bob Bozarth by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <JBDetails-at-prodigy-dot-net>

> I had a serious drip problem. The net result was a very bumpy coating
which
> fortunately has no impact on performance. In hindsight I think a
rotisserie
> motor (or similar slow motor) would permit a dripless even coating.
>
> Dave



    I used a windshield wiper motor from my truck. I happened to have a
couple extra ones, so I hooked up the battery charger to it after replacing
the arm on the shaft with a pulley. The pulley ran a belt to a pulley on the
shaft that the form was mounted on. The pulley on the motor was about 4"
dia, and the form shaft pulley was 1" dia. I got a little more speed that
way.
    Just an idea, hope it helps...

    Bob Bozarth