New Franken-Lantern project fired up.

[Mukilteo]

One 220F

Dismantled the valve stem and removed the F/A tube.
Screwed the valve stem back in with some thread sealer and cut the top off with a Dremel cut off disc.

And drilled and tapped it to accept the 200A valve stem.
I didn't want to mill the bung down to match the height 200A's bung's. I don't want to compromise the strength of the bushing so I may need to make a new frame rest (Collar)

To be continued as it progresses along.
The 275 Franken-lantern tutorial. http://www.tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=49&t=57542
Thanks for looking.

[Mukilteo]

Got a couple coats of paint on her now.

[campmaster-k]

Interesting Eric cant wait to see it lit up.

[Mukilteo]

She breaths fire now.

Thanks for looking.

[doug hodder]

It...is....Alive! good job! Doug

[Zollinger]

While cleaning my walk in attic this week I found a box of lanterns and parts that I forgot I had. I'm thinking that I have enough junk lanterns to try making myself a "Frankie".

[Mukilteo]

Can't wait to see what you come up with.

[Mukilteo]

another picture. I have a decal ordered from OCP.

[High Desert]

Looks great Eric.

Did the collar height work out with the finished valve installed, or did you have to adjust it?

[Mukilteo]

Looks great Eric.

Did the collar height work out with the finished valve installed, or did you have to adjust it?

Worked out perfectly with out any adjustments.

[Wolffarmer]

Nice one.

Randy

[campmaster-k]

OCP for you and me.