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Eldert
making aluminum chips
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Re: making aluminum chips
Hi Eldert,
this looks really good!
Wolf
this looks really good!
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Re: making aluminum chips
Amazing.
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Re: making aluminum chips
Jewellery 

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Re: making aluminum chips
Very nice bit of programming, way beyond my ken!
As for " jewellery!", George; thank goodness the price of gold is still high!
You'ld need to part with a few baubles and beads to pay for that little machining job.
Good health, Bill

As for " jewellery!", George; thank goodness the price of gold is still high!


Good health, Bill
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Re: making aluminum chips
Nice work Eldert.
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Re: making aluminum chips
Hi Nigel
not my work . Peter V G had the cases scanned and put into a 3D file by Erik vd Starre
one set of cases are done and we are fitting the internals . see if everything fits .
then a small run will be made and will be for sale .
Regards Eldert
not my work . Peter V G had the cases scanned and put into a 3D file by Erik vd Starre
one set of cases are done and we are fitting the internals . see if everything fits .
then a small run will be made and will be for sale .
Regards Eldert
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Re: making aluminum chips
They look nice - but I suspect they started not as blocks of aluminium but as castings that were then subjected to milling in the internal spaces.
Apart from the un-CNC-like smoothness of the outer surfaces, there are artifacts that are typically seen on castings, like the lines near the lower bevel housing area. Why would they be machined like that?
Apart from the un-CNC-like smoothness of the outer surfaces, there are artifacts that are typically seen on castings, like the lines near the lower bevel housing area. Why would they be machined like that?
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Re: making aluminum chips
Hi Eldert,
Any connection to the folks at Billet World who did this?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ney7QHGiqY4&feature=youtu.be
Aaron
Any connection to the folks at Billet World who did this?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ney7QHGiqY4&feature=youtu.be
Aaron
1966 250 Scrambler
1970 450 Jupiter
1970 450 Jupiter
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Re: making aluminum chips
Hi Aaron
no connection . Billet world is Dean Ryde and is in the UK
the 450 / 500 cases are made in the Netherlands
Eldert
no connection . Billet world is Dean Ryde and is in the UK
the 450 / 500 cases are made in the Netherlands
Eldert
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