.. Don't even have a TX200 yet ,, but one day I will and the day will come to dive into the internals for maintenance and polish .. This video instruction will be invaluable ,,,Thank You ..
Hello My name is Dr. Ricardo Sandoval from El Salvador, Central America. I am looking for Paul Short to buy a Titanium kit for a HW97. Can you provide me the Mr. Short contact? Thank you in advance
I know its 5 years since your video, I have used a similar method but using 'Elbow Grease' de-greaser sprayed on the paper as a lapping lubricant. This deals with any old oil and crud as it arises in the lapping progress. Even better soak it in de-greaser for a day or two before you start lapping to soften up the ground in dirt. Lapping with silicon carbide grits on a granite plate is much faster. btw. If you want some flat granite plates for lapping try your local ornamental stonemason [memorial/gravestone maker], To them, any offcuts or slightly damaged stones are useless scrap and I have had several great ones for free.... always worth a try. My best score to-date was a 3' x 2'6" x 3" rose granite plate that is flat to within a thou with an incorrect inscription on the bottom side - an expensive error on his part .. but a very useful tool in the workshop ! ...... Hope this helps someone ;<)
Drop some pebbles or marbles into the can to make up for the volume you used, and you'll be able to use the bottle 6 months to 2 years from now without it all plasticizing and turning into goop.
Would be interesting to see the fp of all 3 ,the last one looks like theres not much effort in cocking it ,is this because its lost power from the tune?
Good job on that. I'm doing a custom stock right now. I got a hairline crack near the bolt and a dent near the fore end I'm getting out. I steamed it and improved it some but now I have to remove the finish to get it the rest of the way
I’ve recently acquired two beautiful air rifles a boxed Walter lgu and last of the Birmingham made air rifles the Wembley longbow both mint con, I’ve put sights on both and had a little plink in the garden and I have to say that the quality and finish on the longbow is beautiful I just cannot put it down.
All my stones have a twin ! I like stones in pairs ! Just rub them together every now and then Like a inca pyramid builder ! Those people knew how to flatten great big stones a that was a ways down the road ! The way you are doing it fine too ! Also if my stone seems clogged up A soak in gasoline or some other light and cheap solvent works for me ! cheerio