Reply With QuoteQuite sure this little project will bearly touch on your skills and will keep you busy till lunch
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Just thought I'd put this up in case anyone's interested.
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Quite sure this little project will bearly touch on your skills and will keep you busy till lunch
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Worth it for the fence alone, Binners please take note, bring back the fence!Originally Posted by deejayuu
Good luck with your project deejayuu.
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Best of luck with this repair. It'll be interesting to see whether you can get enough strength in it to handle the various forces applied when cocking the rifle etc.
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Worth it for the fence alone, Binners please take note, bring back the fence!
Good luck with your project deejayuu.
Ah the fence
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A bit like that BSA display case that was being searched for on here, Gone forever
HI, It does look like diecast now I have seen this...How are you going to attach the plates?...If you have room I would go for 3mm steel on these with maybe drilled and tapped holes...If you want to bond and bolt / rivet I can sort you out a pre weighed kit of toughened epoxy which they stick aircraft and race cars together with, but the bonding area will have to be bare metal and keyed with abrasive, and pre-cleaned with acetone for it to do it's stuff properly.Just thought I'd put this up in case anyone's interested.
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Will need a 24 hour cure at 30 centigrade, or 8 hours at 90 degrees, and it will really stabilise the plates, but they will still need a mechanical fix like screws or rivets.
P.M. me if interested with an address and I will sort some out (It comes in tins and needs to be very accurately weighed to give best results
https://www.cromwell.co.uk/MMM7056323H
ATB, Ed
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Keep us informed of developments mate!Just thought I'd put this up in case anyone's interested.
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Didn't fool us for a mo'. Plastic effigy! J
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18 Wheeler, that's no fence it's the maximum security, dog friendly, door panel!
Ed, thanks for the support. Will keep it in mind. Still aiming for faithful mechanical lock via flitch plates without piercing the frame.
Garvin, gut feeling is that most operating stress is along the frame any side separating force is minimal and contained by snug fit in the outer case.
Will test the theory first of course.
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They don't have fences in ruthin just a beautiful valley setting. Least now know where to go for my metalwork repairs. Well done
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Nowhere near done yet.They don't have fences in ruthin just a beautiful valley setting. Least now know where to go for my metalwork repairs. Well done
P.S. I'll be out!!
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