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Step 11Construction 5 - mouting
Considering the Rubens' Tube is round, it's a good idea to mount it on something so it won't roll around.
First - Attach the brackets to the base using screws. (I used a piece of scrap wood, I think it was part of a shelving unit once).
Second - This step may or may not be required depending upon how your tube fits in the brackets. During construction I found that the brackets were slightly larger than the ducting. To aid this, I used some scrap hosing and zip ties to put around the ducting, thus adding to the circumference.
Third - Finally, mount your Rubens' Tube inside the brackets. Tighten up the brackets and you should be left with a fairly stable setup.
At last! - Your Rubens' Tube is ready for action! Please read the safety notes before hooking up the propane and continuing.
First - Attach the brackets to the base using screws. (I used a piece of scrap wood, I think it was part of a shelving unit once).
Second - This step may or may not be required depending upon how your tube fits in the brackets. During construction I found that the brackets were slightly larger than the ducting. To aid this, I used some scrap hosing and zip ties to put around the ducting, thus adding to the circumference.
Third - Finally, mount your Rubens' Tube inside the brackets. Tighten up the brackets and you should be left with a fairly stable setup.
At last! - Your Rubens' Tube is ready for action! Please read the safety notes before hooking up the propane and continuing.
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