Or....just putting this here if anyone else comes to the same scenario:
I can make a quick/fast/dirty set collar out of aluminum. I can clamp it to the barrel with a brass set screw. Or two. Skim cut the collar to true it and run the collar in the steady for a quick, get rid of this %^&**^$#&*...
Screw it.. Imma just stop the press and make a universal barrel spider. I'll certainly use it in the future. I have/had just let this customer get under my skin. Its my name on the line. By my own default, I'm going to do it right. The customer can just eat.....avocados.
Thanks for trying for me. That's essentially the tool I tried to rent from 4D rentals, to no avail, due to the jerk @ 4D rental. To buy the tool out right is $100ish dollars.....and I've already lost my are on this job.
So I'm dealing with the customer form hell right now.
I'm at a record high amount of work right now, and this one jerk keeps calling me literally every other day with the "you dun yet?" calls. (And I'm still short of the approximate promise date I quoted.) On top of that ,this is turning out...
Always go by torque spec. if you don't have specs and can't get them, just snug it. and call it good. its not hard to stretch the end of the barrel with the mechanical advantage of threads. Obviously this is more of a concern with smaller barrels, but still. I've seen this accuracy issue with...
I have to swap out a barrel on a Garand.
Already have the other barrel, so couple day turn aroubd time on your wrench if your willing.
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Bro I wasn't giving you a hard time. I get that you have not done it yet. And you quoted no times, for yourself, in your OP..so My response wouldn't apply to you from that angle either.
My response was pertaining to time quotes or units/day that showed up in others comments.
While you are...
I'm surprised at the machining times stated here. I must be faster than your average lathe man. But I was a manual machinist for over 20 years....they crack the whip over you every single day because the quicker you can get the part done the more profitable it is to the shop owner.
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Could be a host of things.
Put some kind of color on the bottom of the action... (a skim coat of vaseline mixed with food coloring, black grease, whatever) Carefully bolt it into the stock. Carefully remove it from the stock, and inspect the aluminum bedding. Did the color transfer uniformly...