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michael burton 106/03/2012 23:25:46
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well the boiler is getting there most parts made for the shell etc i will be buying the copper this week for the backhead just wondering it calls for 13g will 14g be ok i belive that is .3mm differance as my local metal supplier has 14g in stock and i can buy a peice big anough were as if i have to use 13g i need to buy a sheet as he will have to order it in and im not that rich...

many thanks mike

JasonB07/03/2012 07:52:06
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Personally I would always go up in thickness not down.

Speak with your boiler inspector as at the end of the day its him that is going to pass of fail any alterations to the design spec.

J

Steambuff07/03/2012 08:44:50
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Companies like Blackgates or M-Machines will sell you whatever size you want.

I also agree with Jason's comments.

Dave

michael burton 107/03/2012 12:32:22
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13g will be orderd tonight as found a supplier at reasonble size/cost lets just hope the dentist dosent cost to much

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