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Booty-licious! The solid tub outer tub Norge boots are done! I'll water test it tomorrow but it fits like a glove! I had one good original boot for a master that wasn't perfect but all the sealing surfaces on the inside of the boot were in fine condition to make a mold out of. Don't tell...

Hey Jon, Paul and John sure no problem, I'll email each of you when the parts are ready in a couple of days. I should have the first castings done today of the Norge outer tub boots and will update with a picture of them tonight.

One other thing I want to mention is I was having a bit of problem making the mold for the 1961-1962 cap. The first time it failed, the 2nd time it came out pretty well except there is a minor imperfection along the side of the cap which isn't very noticeable but I strive for as perfect as...

I'm not ready to start shipping parts but yet I want to take a general count of how much I need to make in advance. I'm going to offer these parts again like the last time at $75 a piece. The choices are: 1958-1962 Yellow Lint Chaser Rings 1958-1962 Coral Pink Circulator Rings 1958 Detergent...

Is it possible to make bigger parts such as front loader door seals with this process ? Yes as long is it fits into the pressure pot. One thing to keep in mind a mold the size of a front loading door boot will probably cost at minimum $700 to make and unfortunately molds fail occasionally and...

That looks like it is a year or so newer than mine... https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?65717

Fixed It!

Artificial Intelligence sure does love front loader style doors. This image reminds of newspaper advertisements for Sears in the 1960s showing a Kenmore washer with swirling water.

My random pink machines today lol

If you want to try it here is the link: https://chatgpt.com/ It costs $20 a month for upgrade, otherwise you can only make 2 images per day. The images are created in the .webp format but you can use the following webiste to convert it to jpg so you can upload it here...

Just as a test I asked the ChatGPT image creator the following: create an image of a top loading washing machine running with the lid open washing clothes... Then I asked adjust previous image to have an agitator in turquoise This is very cool and has lots of possibilities for the future...

Golden delicious scrubbers! I nearly have the recipe for the gold color scrubber figured out, just put another attempt into the pressure pot. I'll know tonight! I had not worked on the gold scrubber yet because I wasn't sure if anyone would want one, but it appears some do!

Hi John, wow the turquoise on turquoise looks so beautiful, especially on the black Roto-Swirl agitator. I'm surprised the designers at Kenmore didn't think to do this!!! Glad you got the scrubber caps safe and sound! I'm working now on perfecting the gold color for the 1965-1968 gold colored...

Wow, the difference is just amazing. I'm so glad you like the new mounts Christopher.

Fixed, the drive belt had broken lol

Are you going to be making any of the Scrubber caps in that Kenmore "Circus Peanut" orange? Oh yes I always referred to that color simply as "harvest gold" as that is what I would guess they were trying to create. I ordered some brown and orange pigment to help make that color. I'm thinking...

So I have all the GE Filter-Flo Mounts made that were requested along with the Turquoise scrubbers, now onto the Original Gray and Gold scrubbers for the rest of the week. For anyone who is interested here is the process of making a gray Kenmore Scrubber cap...

Glad you like it Paul, gotta' love these brand new parts!!! I love mine and that filter pan is held down properly even with my 1150rpm spin on my souped-up '58 GE. I did a load of wash yesterday and noticed my 57 has a pink cap and a grey “base”. You know Ken had mentioned to me that the 1957...

Thanks everyone, I'm recording all of these requests into a spreadsheet. It will take several weeks to make all of these parts and I will email each one of you when I have the parts you requested made to get your mailing address.

Thanks, Melvin and Christopher I sent you both emails and will keep you posted when I have those parts ready. These parts need to be molded under pressure and then heat cured at 160F for 12 hours in a food dehydrator so they some time to make, but I'll get started on them ASAP.