Negative, the ABS end caps are completely flat.To,
I see that falling over and you going for another 8 gals. Put some legs or stabilizer on that tube. Or fashion something that goes between the yellow legs to keep the ABS from falling over. Do it because I don't want to hear you cursing mad from here.
I don't think @woodchucker was necessarily showing concern that the tube was unstable due to the cap on the bottom being convex in any way.
He tried to put the jinx on me but I reversed it. He's been busy cleaning up a huge oil spill.I don't think @woodchucker was necessarily showing concern that the tube was unstable due to the cap on the bottom being convex in any way.
I'm guessing he was suggesting that given the ratio of 'foot' width to 'container' height, the container might be vulnerable to being knocked and thus toppling.
If the cylinder only contained rolled up paper, I guess it wouldn't matter, but the fact that it will contain a liquid that a) will be performing a function that it can't do if it's all over your workshop floor, and b) will make a right old mess if it ends up all over your workshop floor, and c) costs money, it seems a fairly sensible idea to me.
But eh, you do you.
That's timely, as I had my oil tank removed 2 days ago... but Mr. @SouthernChap had hit the bullseye.
(makes with the jinx fingers at woodchucker)
Years ago I was at Lowes and some guy comes up to the cashier with a box of Hitachi bits. He says great buy for $18.Crazy idea: my FIRST Robotics kids use Allen keys all the time. 5/32, 1/8", and 3/26" sometimes.
So, if a crazy person bought some of those $2.99 6-in-1 screwdrivers, could he mill the bits into allen keys?
The answer to this is ooooh, yeah!
And press/cross pin some cheap 3/8" sockets into the back...
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