Time to finish these electrode holders, another couple holes and I am putting a thread inside these twoElectrode holders ready to go, 2 holes for bolts to hold everything and one hole to hold the perpendicular electrodeTesting the placementFrom the sideTesting out an idea to use bolts to hole the electrode holder in place. this way I can replace them if need beDrilled another hole and then countersunk a bolt into the wood for good measureTwo bolts with washers and a little bit of metal (replaced with something a little more finished once I get the machine running again)Two holes in the top piece (its upside down at the moment) drilled at the right diameter so the threaded rod can be screwed into the wood and hold tightTwo bolts wound inThe electrode holder is quite sturdy in here, enough for me to file themBoth in placeGoing to re-use some of the cable lugs for the final wiring
IEC and fuse holder mountedI want to make a heavy duty earth for the case so took some large gauge wire from that original cable and soldered it onto a small piece of copper
Then gave it a little go over with the angle grinder to get it flat. now it can be screwed into the caseMains in is wired up now