Rain cap made

Chef Arnoldi

<p />from an aluminum sheet i cut out a circle, thrn cut to the center, bending it into a "beany-shape". i used pop rivets for the rest of the seam. 3/4" flat aluminum rod was cut into two length, then bent to match the inside shape of the cap. I removed the daisy wheel handle & secured the aluminum rods to the daisy wheel holes, lined up the cap & marked off the correct position of the rods. after removing all the cap components, i drilled the holes & pop riveted the legs to the cap. Using stainless steel screws, spring washers & wing nuts, i mounted the finished cap. [p] [/p]
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Steve-B

Chef Arnoldi,
A+ work! I just use a vent cap from the home depot. The problem with it is that it likes to blow away with almost any wind.[p]Steve-B

BlueSmoke

Chef Arnoldi,[p]Nice work![p]Ken

eggor

Chef Arnoldi,
That sure does not look like your time working with sheetmetal. If it is eggcelent job![p]By the way see if you can get someone to clear iridite that or better yet, how about hard GREEN anodize. It would look good for years[p]Scott