[modeleng] Re: Question (maybe stupid)
- From: <steampete@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <modeleng@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Jul 2004 09:36:13 +0100
Peter,
Pop round to Trowbridge and use my hole punch!
(Seriously!)
I'll check what sizes and shapes I have tonight.
Contact me off list and I'll let you have my phone number.
Cheers
Peter
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Subject: [modeleng] Question (maybe stupid)
How do you produce a D shaped hole? Say 3/8 inch diameter, with a flat
about 1/8 of a diameter? (in 16 gauge aluminium)
first thoughts are punching with a punch made from silver steel and
hardened. What about a die? I presume that when such dies are made by
toolmakers, they first produce a broach and pull it through the die
material, which is subsequently hardened.
Anyone suggesting a file and a smaller hole will get a raspberry blown
at
them. I know that some say the only tools needed are a hammer, cold
chisel
and some files, together with skill, but that last bit is lacking, and
I'm
too old to get good enough in my lifetime!
Peter Chadwick
Swindon
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