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Making our Water Tight Doors - Building Brupeg EP. 55
5 de noviembre de 2018 · 28 min · 27K visitas
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Damien fabricates custom watertight door dogs for the engine room bulkhead on the vessel Brupeg.Watch He constructs the latching mechanism using one-inch stainless steel bolts, scrap stainless plate, and nyloc nuts, avoiding the need for professional machining.2:54 Each dog features a grease nipple for lubrication and a D-shaped cutout to prevent the handle from spinning on the bolt.1:27 To weld the thin stainless components, he uses a series of overlapping high-heat bursts rather than a single continuous bead, which allows for a solid, polishable seal.10:56 The door assembly includes a rubber gasket compressed by the dogs to seal the engine bay from the accommodation.2:10 After initial installation, the door jams against the frame due to the thickness of the rubber seal, requiring the stainless steel lip to be trimmed by five millimeters to ensure a proper fit.26:47 The project remains on hold pending further adjustments to the frame.27:54
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