If there is enough to grip I could hex a few for you.
Are they scope rails?Off I went to my favourite grinding company and collected this solid carbide cutter I have had made, that was the easy part:
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Now the setup, much swearing and head scratching went on, not straightforward:
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There was that much going on I stopped twice for a break, double checked the double checking, put my Big Trousers on and without trying it out, just went for it:
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The trusty Division Controller did it's thing without missing a beat, I was papping myself in case the power went off.
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I am ecstatic with the result:
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Really looks the business.
That does look good, bet it went much faster than a ball nose would have.Off I went to my favourite grinding company and collected this solid carbide cutter I have had made, that was the easy part:
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Now the setup, much swearing and head scratching went on, not straightforward:
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There was that much going on I stopped twice for a break, double checked the double checking, put my Big Trousers on and without trying it out, just went for it:
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The trusty Division Controller did it's thing without missing a beat, I was papping myself in case the power went off.
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I am ecstatic with the result:
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Really looks the business.
Nice work. What was the head scratching for - getting the cutter on centre?
Are they scope rails?
That does look good, bet it went much faster than a ball nose would have.
That looks very, very expensive Nice work
Thank you, it wasn't as expensive as you would think. This company make tooling for all sorts of people and they are big enough to actually have an "aerospace division" If anyone needs anything special making I am happy to get a price for you, I have a bit of a special arrangement going on, that everybody knows about so not clandestine but not through the front office either.That looks very, very expensive Nice work
I was just about to ask the name of the company then read your last comment and I will keep in mind your wordsThank you, it wasn't as expensive as you would think. This company make tooling for all sorts of people and they are big enough to actually have an "aerospace division" If anyone needs anything special making I am happy to get a price for you, I have a bit of a special arrangement going on, that everybody knows about so not clandestine but not through the front office either.
You can buy these nuts from stihl for a few poundsAnother nut, this for the Stihl 020T. 19mm hex, although M8 like the others.
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Will need to make up a wire clip for it and drill couple holes.
You can buy these nuts from stihl for a few pounds
Apologies! I still remember the pain of dropping a brake caliper on my toe 30 years ago...@gen6jjl ,you just made me remember the pain ,by reacting to the post where I've shared the experience of getting punched in the mouth by the mill drill
Afaik Stihl dont use this style and not for the 020T. It may be that the newer ms201 side cover, with collar nuts, can be swapped but I havent seen any details of that. I know many other parts can be swapped.You can buy these nuts from stihl for a few pounds