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Valeriy V

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  • Birthday 07/31/1971

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  1. Precision is essential when drilling the holes; this is the most difficult step. This is achieved using a coordinate table on a drilling machine. The brackets themselves are soldered sequentially, using the pre-drilled holes. And there's nothing complicated about that.
  2. Thank you all for your feedback and likes, and I continue... Mainmast. Soldering the ladder brackets and assembling the tripod.
  3. Yes, I understand you. Apparently, it's something like this machine. On these rollers, the square that is produced is indeed far from ideal.
  4. This is an interesting machine. I would like to see it. Can you show it?
  5. After removing the wire from the drum and removing the manufacturing allowances, I obtained 2.1 m of the semicircular profile I needed. I think that with a little modification to the drum, it could also be used to produce a square profile.
  6. After being sharpened with a cutter, the wire on the drum took on this appearance.
  7. Then I wound it with 2 mm diameter wire and inserted the drum into the lathe. The length of wire that fit onto this drum was 2.3 m.
  8. Hello everyone! Today I'll share a method for making a semicircular brass profile. Perhaps this will be useful for someone building models. The simplest way to create a semicircle is with a jewelry die. However, when the wire diameter increases beyond 1.5 mm, significant physical force or a special drawing mechanism is required. I decided to make my life a little easier and made this drum.
  9. Yes, I had that choice, but instead of wood, I was going to use plexiglass. However, after thinking it over, I realized that making such a plexiglass dummy would take me much more time than soldering a brass frame.
  10. Details of the foremast before and after installation on the forward superstructure.
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