I am goin to build my new HHO Gen with ss plates, but which is would be the better buy, perforated 2 by 6, or solid 2 by 6? I don't really know how to drill stainless, so I figured I'd get perforated, but is there any flaws or disadvantages to it?
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I am goin to build my new HHO Gen with ss plates, but which is would be the better buy, perforated 2 by 6, or solid 2 by 6? I don't really know how to drill stainless, so I figured I'd get perforated, but is there any flaws or disadvantages to it?
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Originally Posted by VanHalen
solid = more surface = more production, and u want around 18 gauge.
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I have heard though(and seen) that HHO bubbles like to run off sharp edges and stick to dull. So maybe using perforated for neutrals and solid for + and - would be a good idea?
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