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That’s another good idea, it’s so thin it would be easy to stretch out of dimention. Thanks Peter

Yes it is a “gasket” probably the clearances can be controlled that way. All the rebuild kits have replacements

Hi Peter, Thanks for your help! I think the 0.001 thickness is important or the air bypasses the air veins over the top and bottom. I was doing so poking around and found McMaster Carr has something that thin available and I will be in the States next week. I like your method for cutting out...

I am hoping someone more familiar with gasket material can help me. The seals are 0.001 in thickness for the caps use some sort of Mylar? I was hoping to make the new seals as the rebuild kits are $$$. I am setting up an inexpensive mixer for industrial finishes, yes it will br grounded. Thanks!

Welcome from Burlington Ontario!

2 hours to get home from work today, at least the kids had the driveway done when I finally go there. Hope everyone was safe

Hi John, Here is another photo of mine with a finger removed, it looks like quite a bit different design, There are a couple problems with mine, I can see, you can’t adjust the clamping force great enough without running out of thread, The other issue is that the top can shift a bit after you...

Here is a few quick pics of mine

Please keep updating the thread as you are able to improve on things. i have the 24 inch PA version bought a few years ago. I am have problems clamping the sheet steel tight so when you do make the bend it does slide and ends up round. Thanks!

It doesn’t look too bad 1 hour from Toronto at our house.