In line catch can?

[tech1889]

now we have gone this far you must try it !!

[golf-sib]

I was debating it a huge deal as my dads got welding and brazing tools. Need to get in contact with him this weekend and see if he is up for the silly challenge and how easy it would be and maybe make it into a group buy  Sure the mk1/2 owners would love one, nothing says vintage/classic like a hip flask catch can.

[tech1889]

brazing would be better than welding imo.. yer do one see how it goes at the end of the day you've lost a tenner if it dont work

[golf-sib]

brazing would be better than welding imo.. yer do one see how it goes at the end of the day you've lost a tenner if it dont work

Not sure if brazing would work or be a good idea, as brazing on steel would be more like a "filler+superglue" rather than a solid bond, similar to soldering, not sure it would be advisable in a warm enviroment with a lot of vibrations... But I'm no expert in brazing nor welding

[tech1889]

brazing should be fine the pipes dont get too hot and brazing is much smarter looking that gunky welds..

[golf-sib]

brazing should be fine the pipes dont get too hot and brazing is much smarter looking that gunky welds..

I know alot of people where againt brazing when I suggested of making the pipework using alluminium and brazing for a FMIC, but like I said I'm no expert, I know brazing is very strong and I cannot really see it coming undone either, will have to see what rods I got as well as they may not be suitable.