pipeworks photos on Flickr

OWP rolls round again, always an interesting, sometimes a frustrating project given that in the main I don't 'get' poetry. Your Spontaneous Free Association Time starts..... NOW!

Adnams distillery Pipework by Adnams

Adnams has installed two new stills and more stillage tanks inside the Copper House distillery. February 2016.

Heater Feed Pipework by Mike Garner

The BMW engine delivers its pipes on the opposite side of the transmission tunnel to the Ford. This simple arrangement solves the problem easily (thanks to Robin Martin & Simon Gregory for the idea).

Ordinary 22mm plumbers copper pipe from the engine side, with 22/15mm adaptor leading to the heater - these sizes are perfect for the BMW engine water pipe, and the Ford heater pipes.

Pipework by Alan Padley

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...round the bottom of the storage tanks, Selby.

Pipework by Roger Wilco

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Abstract sculpture on the nature of human sexuality, abandoned industry, or both?

OWP 63 by Graham Higgins

IMG_0958 by Trevor Cox

Pipework driving organ

Exhaust Building by morris_marlin

Side view showing the clamped up pipework running backwards and past the problematic gearbox mount. I'm going to tie this section to the gearbox so that the few mm I'll leave under the mount won't be a source of clanging noises as the system expands and moves around with the engine.

I ended up popping the sleeve in the middle of this section as it was about 10-20mm off centre. This wouldn't matter if I wasn't going to be squeezing the Cat in immediately after the S

Rad Elbows Allow Simple Pipework + Fan Sensor: Return Port Added Later by Mike Garner

The radiator elbows have allowed a very neat /simple pipework solution. The fan sensor mount will allow me to do away with the thermostat kit usually fitted in line in a hosepipe (they often are responsible for leaks). The fan sensor shown is from a gash sensor from a VW: I have a Ford sender which I will fit. This has a two stage switch kicking in at 93, and 97 degrees. As my fan is only a single speed, and I only have one fan I have used the 93 degree setting and will see how it performs.

OWP 59 by Graham Higgins

I think I must have been thinking about Georgio di Chirico when I was playing with this one a while back.

Cooling pipe test fit by morris_marlin

Test fitting the pipework in the new bracket I made up using L section Ali and the shiny clips. Tomorrow I'll fit properly with some silicone hose and jubilee clips.

I'm determined to get this engine looking a bit more bling and retro wherever possible

Sheerness Steel No 1 by Richard Hugo

Most of my railway Flickr contacts will know of Sheerness Steel but maybe not all of you will have been. So a set of shots of the now closed works. I have a thing for pipework as you can see.

Snow White and the Huntsman 7 by AlternativePath

Gas pipework ready to burn down the village - presumably at the end of filming. Hope there are no wildlife nesting here.....

OWP 55 by Graham Higgins

Some OWP designs I'd not put up before. I'll put them in order in the Graphics set.

Pipework by Dan Klein

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Gas pipe system, Village Gate, Rochester.

6 Cetus & Bottom Drain Hole For 110mm Pipework by Jay

EL up close by sth475

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Pipework above the fuel tank. That's a lot of pipes.

Memorial Building Exterior by Deerfield Academy

Notice the new windows and pipework.

Sacramento Pipeworks CrossFit Competition 2/12/16 by Sacramento Pipeworks

Thanks to our friend Skip at skipphotography.com for the great photos!

5 Hole For Bottom Drain Pipework In Cetus Hole by Jay

Pipework at The Water Eaton Grain Silo by Harry Seager

Lightbox with pipework by maxwell law

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An evening with Lytham St Annes Photographic Society. Big club, great evening, but I was so taken with their 'print lightbox'. I thought it was water cooled! But if leaky plumbing is your problem, clearly Lytham St Annes is the place to be.

DSC_2083 by gymmanager