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Through out the design of the cnc router boot I wanted it to be easly removable to allow for tool touch off and replacement. The only easy way to do that is with magnets. I used the second test piece that I had added cardboard spacers and then magnets that I epoxy on to the […] The cnc router is finally almost finished. The discharge piping is in and going outside to the dust collector. all the adapters are made for the inside of the cabinet and the piping inside of the building. The dust collector boot has been modeled and is currently set up for the hose that I […] This is a saga of the CNC router. The router was built here in the shop and it was used to make the stock and handguards for the VG1-5. 5 years ago I was running a batch of parts and hit an over travel stop. When this happen I just shut off the machine as […] I have reverse engineered most the lower receiver in Fusion 360 and will print the first model this week. This is the first print so I can test my solid model. Using the Bambu P2S printer I will print a 3D model. There are a number of modifications that will needed to be made, but […] With the last test model machined I started putting the lower together and a number of issues were noted. The receiver dimension is correct for the holes, magazine release, magazine well and overall length and width. the magazine button and release lever are not deep enough. These are the noted problems. The first one is […] The 4th op is to thread the rear of the receiver for the buffer tub and to drill the hole for the rear take down detent pin and spring and the stock alignment hole. The holes were first cut to the proper size then a thread mill with the proper pitch. threaded the correct […] While doing research on the 1917 trench carbine I came across a rifle that I have never seen or even heard of. The V9000. There is a video on YouTube posted by LAI Publications. I just fell for this cute carbine. It also dissembles and the stock comes off. There was a print of it […] With the new Bambu P2S printer here I decided to start printing out some of the components of the 1917 trench carbine to verify the design and measurements. The first part that I printed out and checked is the fire control group. I Then used Bambu studio to do a slicing program on it. It […] A number of changes were made to the Sudanese AR-10 lower receiver. Selector stops were added and a new profiling program was used to allow for a better finish around a few areas of the receiver. Then a second lower was machined out of 6061 to verify the changes. During the process of machining a […] In this post I am going to chat about a single part. The Lock frame stop. This individual part is common only to the carbine. The take down lever. you can see it here in this photo that I found on line. This is the part in question. Here are the patent drawings that I […] |
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