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After eyeballing the below displayed image of a Vario extractor I asked around fore the price of this tool, keeping in my mind that such a piece of equipment must very simple to make for only a fraction of the retail price.


And to proof that whit a little imagination, technical ability and skills, a vario extractor like the seen in Image above is very easy to make.
From my old iron box I removed the following items (see image below).


to be continued. (to avoid the spam forum controle block)

Gerard

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DeGrijze



Anmeldedatum: 27.02.2010
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Verfasst am: 17.07.2010 12:59 Titel:

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And made those parts to this (see the picture below)


On the following pictures below , I tried to force as much as possible into view .


to be continued. (to avoid the spam forum controle block)

Gerard

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DeGrijze



Anmeldedatum: 27.02.2010
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Verfasst am: 17.07.2010 13:02 Titel:

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On the following pictures below , I tried to force as much as possible into view .

I tested the links and they all work, no problems what so ever.
Hier die Links zu den Bildern des Abziehers der Vario:


http://www.45tunersclub.nl/picture_library/addon.png

http://www.45tunersclub.nl/picture_libr ... kker-1.JPG

http://www.45tunersclub.nl/picture_libr ... kker-2.png

http://www.45tunersclub.nl/picture_libr ... kker-3.JPG

http://www.45tunersclub.nl/picture_libr ... kker-4.JPG

http://www.45tunersclub.nl/picture_libr ... kker-5.JPG




Assuming for the really handy persons further explanation is not needed.

Gerard

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