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Thanks (was: Shade-Tree Metal Hardening)
Well I got the job done, with nothing heat treated. I used 3/16" drill
rod, 'cause 1/8" was universally suspected (or deemed) too tight. The drill rod is dimpled, the holes have an embarrassing amount of skew (they were _supposed_ to be parallel!), and the whole thing looks like it was made by Joe the Neanderthal Machinist. But it works! And while I appreciate the pointers from those who suggested I _spend money_ doing this -- where's the fun in that? If I wanted to _buy_ stuff I'd go get an ARF from Brodak (http://www.brodak.com/) and go fly. Honestly, what do you think I'm here for? To actually get something done in a timely manner? Jeeze. -- www.wescottdesign.com |
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