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Russell Duffy wrote:
> FWIW, I picked up a couple cheap, plastic fuel filters today, and will look
> through my TIG and plasma parts to see if I can find a suitable restriction
> to go along with it.  
> 
> Interestingly, I told the auto parts guy what I was doing, and it turns out
> that he used to work for a company that made, and serviced blood gas
> analyzers.  He said they are all based on pneumatic operation, and employed
> accumulators, and "chokes" (his word for the restrictor).  He said he used
> to carry a box of various chokes to fine tune the systems. 
> 
> Not sure when I'll get to test it, but maybe this weekend, if I quit putting
> off the fiberglassing chore.
> 
> Rusty  
> 
> 
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Could you just plug the end with JB-Weld and drill it?

(Yes. I am just trying to impress Tracey with new uses for JB-Weld 8*)

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