Trigger Frame Work

Started by chongman, August 19, 2012, 05:30:12 AM

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Brutuz

Great job, very interesting, thanks for posting  :-*
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Davio

Quote from: chongman on August 19, 2012, 11:22:16 PM
Hi Davio  ;D

I have every Dremel bit ever made and quite a few "no name" bits.  I'd have to say my most used would be the two sizes of sanding bands in course and fine grits.  I'm still undecided about their new "quick detach" system.

I just got the quick detach EZ-lock heavy duty cutoff wheels, but have not used them yet.  Soon...  8)
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chongman

Quote from: Davio on August 25, 2012, 03:35:46 AM
I just got the quick detach EZ-lock heavy duty cutoff wheels, but have not used them yet.  Soon...  8)

Let me know how it works with the cutoff wheels... like if there's any wobble.

I have only tried the EZ-lock with the 511E-01 Finishing Abrasive Buffs and really like them.
Long days and pleasant nights to you...

0351_Vet

Great post. Thanks for  sharing... :-*  :-*  :-*
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BigErn

Chong what are the Dremel rubber wheels for  :-[?

chongman

Quote from: BigErn on August 25, 2012, 02:39:01 PM
Chong what are the Dremel rubber wheels for  :-[?

The rubber wheels are used for light deburring, smoothing, cleaning and polishing prior to using felt wheels. An example would be to remove machine marks on a bolt handle.
Long days and pleasant nights to you...

BigErn

Quote from: chongman on August 25, 2012, 03:36:53 PM
The rubber wheels are used for light deburring, smoothing, cleaning and polishing prior to using felt wheels. An example would be to remove machine marks on a bolt handle.

Thanks buddy  :-*.

RC1947

That's very neat work.  Looking forward to the paint job. RC
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Davio

Quote from: chongman on August 25, 2012, 03:45:46 AM
Let me know how it works with the cutoff wheels... like if there's any wobble.

I have only tried the EZ-lock with the 511E-01 Finishing Abrasive Buffs and really like them.

I'll have a barrel to cut in a few days, so I'll let you know how they do.  Thanks for saying the Buffs are good (I was wondering).  :)
Silence is golden. Duct Tape is silver. Gravy is brown.

2400KT bulk fed repeater .22
2260 .22 w/ steel breech
2250XE .22
Benjamin Discovery .22
Benjamin Marauder .25
Crosman 1077 WOOD .177
Crosman 1077 BLACK .177
Benjamin NP Trail .177
Crosman 2240 Camo .22
Crosman 2240 polished .22
Crosman 2300KT .22
Dan Wesson 8" .177
Crosman Vigilante .177
Hatsan A44PA .25
Hatsan A44W .25
Sheridan 2260
Benjamin Trail NP XL .25
Benjamin Titan NP .22
Benjamin Marauder Pistol .22
Benjamin 392 .22
Sheridan C9 PB 50th Anniversary .20
Crosman 1701-P .177

chongman

I'd planned on getting some primer on the frame today but it's raining,thundering and dark outside so it's a no go  :(

This is the color I have chosen, it's an Italian Red, circa 1970's Ferrari color.  The base will be white so a little more vibrant than shown.

Long days and pleasant nights to you...

RC1947

A pro painter friend told me that red works best with a dark base like black or gray. RC
2240
1377

0351_Vet

Can't wait to see your Red Hot Rod...... :-*
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Disco .22 / Leapers 3-12x44mm AO  Mil-Dot / Disco Sleeper Carbine
Katana .22 / CP 4-16x56mm AO Mil-Dot
2260 / CCS 2400KT / 2300KT / 1701 / 1377 / 1322 / EB22 / Benji 132 / Benji 422


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Davio

Quote from: RC1947 on August 25, 2012, 06:19:01 PM
A pro painter friend told me that red works best with a dark base like black or gray. RC
Your friend is right. It takes extra coats of red unless the prime is gray (at least for sheet rock, trim and doors, etc.)
Silence is golden. Duct Tape is silver. Gravy is brown.

2400KT bulk fed repeater .22
2260 .22 w/ steel breech
2250XE .22
Benjamin Discovery .22
Benjamin Marauder .25
Crosman 1077 WOOD .177
Crosman 1077 BLACK .177
Benjamin NP Trail .177
Crosman 2240 Camo .22
Crosman 2240 polished .22
Crosman 2300KT .22
Dan Wesson 8" .177
Crosman Vigilante .177
Hatsan A44PA .25
Hatsan A44W .25
Sheridan 2260
Benjamin Trail NP XL .25
Benjamin Titan NP .22
Benjamin Marauder Pistol .22
Benjamin 392 .22
Sheridan C9 PB 50th Anniversary .20
Crosman 1701-P .177

chongman

#29
I'm by no means a pro painter, just an advanced model car (1/43 scale) builder.  I've built Ferrari's from the 1970's all the way to 2007. Each year there were slight changes in the hue, or shade of red. I've used white,cream,pink,silver,titanium, and titanium gold to get the color for a particular year and even down to a certain race.

Please excuse the lesson and getting off topic  :)

Here's the color I will get with the white base...

Ahhhh >:( edits for missing words and trying to get the picture in here!

Long days and pleasant nights to you...