I tried grinding on such a buckle xDeep Cam Band With Ss Buckle Gurt | Diveinn
Buckle for small cylinders, where to buy?
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We already had the heat-conform-cool discussion. This seems to work fine on a plastic buckle but still I prefere a ss buckle.
Heating is last solution if I do not find a ss buckle.
I am still working on a taylor made ss buckle, it seems to come to a good end. But anyway I prefere a buckle out of the box.
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Yes thank you. We had similar ones from AP. They seem to fit well on small cylinders but they are made of plastic, I prefere ss. If I find nothing in ss then plastic becomes an option.Pair of Cam Bands
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All the buckles up there whether they be stainless or plastic, cover the same radius
Wibbles Kent contribution, tackles the issue by using a shorter buckle allowing broader scope regarding radius
Get it, if the buckle is short you can use it on big tanks or small
Wibbles Kent contribution, tackles the issue by using a shorter buckle allowing broader scope regarding radius
Get it, if the buckle is short you can use it on big tanks or small
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Don't guess anything, just make it work
Yes! Did you see what I wrote, if you have a shorter buckle you don't need a smaller radius
Yes! Did you see what I wrote, if you have a shorter buckle you don't need a smaller radius
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