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Quarry Motive Power (4) Bodging Bodged...


scanman

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In article (3) I mentioned I'd mis-drilled a pair of holes - quite important as the relevant screws hold the motion thingummy assembly to the frames & has to be removable. The bodge is quite simple - cut some spare N/S from the fret and solder it in place...

 

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only don't cut it free with a slitting disc...

 

However, having hand-cut two pieces the relevant sizes with a fret saw -

 

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one was attached to the underside of the cylinder block, and

 

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the other to the upper face of the frame spacer...

 

Having drilled the relevant holes it's time to fit the 14BA screws & nuts. Not so easy - the 'reinforcing' on the frame spacer iterferes with placing a VERY small nut! One answer would be to use a longer screw & wangle (another term for bodging!) the nut past the frame spacer. The bodgers route?

 

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Use aforesaid carborundum disc to CAREFULLY remove material from the spacer (Left side),

 

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unil the desired clearance is achieved.

 

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Finally - job jobbed!

 

 

Regs

 

Ian

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"You're dangerous with power tools" said the person who used a slitting disc in his lathe to make track jigs and then wrote about it on his blog in a similar fashion.

 

If you are going to insist on doing things like this please please please make sure the work is adequately restrained! I do not mean with your hands either!

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"You're dangerous with power tools" said the person who used a slitting disc in his lathe to make track jigs and then wrote about it on his blog in a similar fashion.

 

If you are going to insist on doing things like this please please please make sure the work is adequately restrained! I do not mean with your hands either!

Guilty as charged - and NOT recommended practice!

 

Regs

 

Ian

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