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In the last post I showed you some of the parts that had been made for the 06, this time we will chat about the o5 and do a little more detail about the making of it. The life of the 05 starts out like any other pressing as a water jet cut flat. The […] Now that I have spilled the beans concerning the Gerat 06 here is the progress so far on the rifle. All the receiver half’s have been pressed. Here are a couple of close up pictures of the receiver.
The sight bases have also been pressed. The end […] I have finally managed to complete a basic video from the machine gun shoot.Now it is back to work for me. I know, I know. I should have chained myself to the milling machine or the lathe and work through the weekend like I normally do, instead I went out and had some fun.My son, wife and I went to a local machine and cannon shoot and had a great time. I am working on a […] Here at Gun Lab. net we have been working on a number of projects. Quite a few videos have been made and as soon as I can get Ian down to help me correct the problems with Pinnacle studio they will be posted. Some of the projects are new stamping dies for various parts that […] Today is pressing day. We received the flats back from the water jet people and they look great. A second picture of the pile. So out to work to get this project back on schedule. The first package is complete and on to the rest. The second package is now complete. It takes 5 hits […] By now I am sure you are wondering when will this front barrel support be done. Come on and lets make something else. Well, not quite yet. This is the last operation that will be completed on the cnc lathe. Now the last step after this is the knurling and then machining the notch […] So we will start with the update on the VG1-5 project. I stamped the rear top covers.Out of the 10 that were stamped. We found a few problems. I had to re-stamp the parts due to not getting the ribs deep enough. This is a close up of the stamping.
Once I re […] Now that the male die is complete, with only de-burring left to do, it is time to start on the female dies. As with the male die it starts out as a large block of steel. With this die we made it in three parts. This allowed us to machine areas that would be very […] Will Cushman asked how we moved the die plates around the shop. If my shop was in a single building or even on a the same level it would be a great deal easier. To move the dies from under the bench to the top of the bench to work on them I use a […] |
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