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June 21, 2014
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Hi, guys. It is 4 am, and I dont have calipers handy, but realized that I should drill the registration hole in the shroud FIRST.
(That will let me scribe lines, check mating surfaces, confirm milling is plum n square, etc.)
The rollpin used for shroud/frame alignment is small. Does anyone know what size drillbit to use when drilling a shroud?
I assume centerbits are not made.down this small? 3/64ths?
Also, what size IS that pin?
I will see what I can come up with later today.
Inquiring minds want to know ...
-Steve K.
Have you ever noticed that 3+5+7 is GREATER than 9+1+1 ? .
-Steve K.
October 13, 2009
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Hi Steve! The roll pin should be 3/32". I use #39 or #38 drill so there is some clearance and will go on and off without binding up. Spotting tool is best bet, or use a split point drill to prevent walking, and follow up with a countersink for the chamfer...center drills, especially tiny ones, like a #1 or #2 that would work with the small hole for the roll pin, if you aren't careful, like to snap the drill diameter portion off in the work, and it can get hairy from there with a hardened piece of steel where your hole needs to be!
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June 21, 2014
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Eric, thanks! Good inormation to know.
The steel cut well by hand, so I'll take it slow with a regular bit, with no worries.
I'm working on the 6", and the 4" rough blanks.
Have you ever noticed that 3+5+7 is GREATER than 9+1+1 ? .
-Steve K.
January 22, 2008
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Steve keep us posted on your project!
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June 21, 2014
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Jody, I certainly will. I have started a thread on it for the shrouds and grips in this section. I just figured that a technical hardware question would be best found if it wasnt buried in a long thread. I may be able to drill the first one tonight, just got some bits. Thanks.
Have you ever noticed that 3+5+7 is GREATER than 9+1+1 ? .
-Steve K.
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June 21, 2014
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Counterbore note... .535 and .690 (.6875=11/16?)
Have you ever noticed that 3+5+7 is GREATER than 9+1+1 ? .
-Steve K.
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June 21, 2014
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Funny, this is exactly the information I needed. First Google answer brought me right back here.
Have you ever noticed that 3+5+7 is GREATER than 9+1+1 ? .
-Steve K.
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January 24, 2009
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GetAGrip said
Funny, this is exactly the information I needed. First Google answer brought me right back here.
Sweet!
So how far along are you on your project?
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June 21, 2014
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I have 2 threads in the gunsmithing reloading section. Look for something like:
twin 15-2'a get custom grips, shrouds, etc.
and
15-2 facelift. Duracoat 4"
Have you ever noticed that 3+5+7 is GREATER than 9+1+1 ? .
-Steve K.
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