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6. Put four triangle pedestals around the Column
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22 .
7. Put the Frame on four Pedestals.
NOTE!
The workshop should be large enough for you to move around the Parabola,
rather than moving it around.
If such a place is not available, and if you must
Fig. 40
move the Parabola around, you have better to
attach four Pedestals to the bottom of the Outer
Frame with Scotch tape beforehand.
8. Place the preliminarily assembled Mirror on the Frame.
9. Tighten loosely the Mirror to the Frame in 16 places with Screws
○
37 and Nuts
○
33 .
The right one overlapping
In order to prevent the mirror assy. warping upward,
○
37
fix it temporarily on the outer frame with two
○
37
Fig. 41
tooth-picks inserted into the holes on both of holes
next to the one to be screwed. At this time, check
the overlapping parts of the mirrors as shown in
Fig.41
.
○
35 Tooth-picks
10. Tighten LOOSELY all of 16 Screws
○
37 on entire circumference.
11. Cut off the column vertically, and divide it in half horizontally along the
black line.Then, connect sections of two halves to make one large column.
○
22
Fig. 42
Fig. 43
Fig. 44
Make a large column.
12. Place the cover over the large column, and put the Parabola
on it with the mirror surface upward.
Fig. 45
13.
Insert Screws
○
42
to screw-holes on inner two circles of the
Mirror, and loosely fix them with nuts
○
33 .
See
Fig. 48
.
○
14
Ten screws at the lower part MUST be the
Stainless-steel
Screws
○
47
instead of Screws
○
42
to avoid erosion caused by
spills and splashes of boiling liquid.
See
Fig. 48
.
Circuits
○
1
○
2
14. Check the entire mirror carefully to see if there is any
bending or warping of the surface.
○
4
○
3
The nice secret for this step to be done well is to
tighten screws in the numerical order of the circuits
Fig.46
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