I was too focused in on this project to bother taking any pictures of the process, nothing out of the ordinary was necessary though. I did take an old bearing and turned it into a turntable for applying perlage in a radial pattern. I'll post pictures of that later on.
The click is free and functioning against the spring. It remained within tolerance after finishing so I should pass the test. Finishing also turned out nicely. Overall I am extremely pleased with my results. Fingers crossed for a good grade!
UPDATE: I blued my screw and re-applied my perlage as I felt it was sub-par due to a weakness in my jig. With that remedied I reapplied with more accuracy and success.
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| The completely finished project |
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| Another shot |
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| The click assembly though magnification |
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Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is impressive but I am not sure of the scale of what I am looking at. Also, thanks for enabling pseudo-anonymous commenting again.
ReplyDeleteThe middle polished steel 'click' portion is about the size of a US nickel.
DeleteNice one (And... filing a good and accurate square is a good exercise as well).
ReplyDeleteCould we see your drawing please ?
I turned my plans in with the exam. If I ever get those back I'll post a picture of them here.
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