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Valeriy V
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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. -
Mounting platforms for main caliber guns.
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The mainmast is almost completely assembled.
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Assembling the upper platform.
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Thank you all for your feedback and likes, and I continue... Mainmast. Soldering the ladder brackets and assembling the tripod.
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Yes, I understand you. Apparently, it's something like this machine. On these rollers, the square that is produced is indeed far from ideal.
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This is an interesting machine. I would like to see it. Can you show it?
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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.
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After being sharpened with a cutter, the wire on the drum took on this appearance.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Details of the foremast before and after installation on the forward superstructure.
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The control post platform is located on the foremast.
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The control post is assembled, but for now it is without small parts.
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Frame sheathing.
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Greetings everyone, I'm continuing my work after a short break. The photo shows the soldering process of the artillery fire control station. It is located on the cruiser's foremast. Frame assembly:
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And now all that remains for me is to make the parts of the required sizes and solder them together.
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Two parts #2 are a truncated cone with previously known parameters. Using a calculator (online) to calculate the dimensions of the truncated cone scan, I get the dimensions I need. https://stanok74.ru/klientam/poleznye-formuly-i-dannye/kalkuljator-rascheta-razvertki-konusa-iz
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Phil, thank you for your kind words, I am flattered! In this situation with the manufacture of a sloping visor, everything is also quite simple. If the part is of a rather complex configuration, then I try to apply the following principle: - divide the complex part into several very simple ones in configuration - concentrate your efforts not on the manufacture of one very complex part, but on the assembly of several simple ones into one single and complex part.
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Jan, thank you for your feedback! And I will allow myself to comment on it a little. What you called "gifted" I still put in third place in importance. Experience and skills definitely claim second place. But in first place should be the necessary high-quality machines and tools, because without them the necessary experience cannot appear and no gifted can help with this.
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Thanks, Gary! There's really nothing particularly complicated about it. The main condition is to maintain the manufacturing accuracy of the parts within 0.1-0.2 mm. And then their assembly by soldering is not difficult.
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The contours of the model gradually take shape.
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Thank you all for your kind comments and likes!!!
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6. and now I am putting all the parts of the chimney together
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