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Part 1 - The drum
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Alchemist |
Posted on 09/07/2007 11:15 AM
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1) Drum - Wire mesh. George Forman without support rod. The drum will be modified with a wire guide to allow the front to be open for sampling. The back may be modified to keep stress off the motor during dumping. Why did we go with this for the drum? For me it is a number of reasons. Inexpensive Easy to work with Available Easy chaff removal Good heat transfer Here is what the drum basically looks like.
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Alchemist |
Posted on 09/07/2007 11:20 AM
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And this is from the general design thread, but I wanted to get the details in their appropriate area. The plan is to open the front of the drum for the ability to have a trier and dump the roast hands off without gloves. The front will be opened and a three layered grooved support will be attached for the drum to ride on guide wires. We will actually get into photos, but here are the first drawings.
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