Love the scales What have you got on the back of the blade layer?Neil
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Ok, I've tried it a few ways. First off, keep in mind that the wood saw has lots of big teeth that could catch on a tool or liner if it doesn't have enough space. So what doesn't work well for the saw may work with the metal file. Anyone with a metal file care to experiment and post pics? Second, I put the Inline Phillips/Mag layer beside the corkscrew layer. Because the inline phillips head sticks out a little bit to the sides, over the liners, its basically a worst case scenario for putting the wood saw beside. If a wood saw configuration works with the inline phillips beside, it should work with anything else. Third, if you see/think of a configuration I missed, tell me! Fourth, nevermind how high the saw tip is. I'm not going to grind at the spacers until I've got something that works well. These are ranked from worst to best, in my opinion.Show contentFirst up, is putting the small blade and spacer in the place of the main blade, with the saw and a spacer where the small blade normally goes.Bad, because the small blade nick is inaccessible. You'll need a double liner between the corkscrew layer and mag layer to stop the saw catching the phillips.Also an old style liner without the stamped indent to get the small blade to fit.Also, the spacer by the saw is too thick, It needs to be 0.6mm or so, and its 0.9-1mm. Show contentNext is the small blade and spacer in its usual place, with wood saw in place of main blade.Not very good, because the saw will catch on the small blade unless you guide it in. But has potential.You'll need a double liner between the corkscrew layer and mag layer to stop the saw catching the phillips, also one liner and the small blade spacer will have to be shaped to provide a proper rest for the saw tip.Also, the saw spacer here in this case is too thick. Its about 0.4mm thick, and needs to be 0.2mm thick. That can be achieved by sanding. If you used the metal saw, you might have less/no problems with teeth catching the small blade. Needs more investigation by someone with a metal saw.
Nice try Pablo....would have been sweet to get the small blade on there. Big fan of your recent posts about mod attempts with with all the pics taken along the way. Thinking about attempt my first mod and they're definitely making me feel like I have a better grasp going in.
Quote from: King_Gorilla on September 05, 2017, 08:38:36 PM cant see the pictures Right click, select open image in new tab (or whatever). Photosmurfet page for the image opens.
Quote from: hiraethus on September 12, 2017, 01:44:41 PMQuote from: King_Gorilla on September 05, 2017, 08:38:36 PM cant see the pictures Right click, select open image in new tab (or whatever). Photosmurfet page for the image opens.tried that. It just opens photobucket in a new tab with the same "Is this your picture" photobucket blaw blaw ect. lame poop image
Thanks. Quote from: tommywp on September 12, 2017, 05:12:04 PMNice try Pablo....would have been sweet to get the small blade on there. Big fan of your recent posts about mod attempts with with all the pics taken along the way. Thinking about attempt my first mod and they're definitely making me feel like I have a better grasp going in. When it comes to modding, I think taking it apart is the hardest bit, but only if you're trying to save the brushings I recommend getting beater SAKs online for practice and spare parts "just in case".And experiment with preening, find what technique works for you.
Quote from: Pablo O'Brien on September 12, 2017, 06:08:41 PMThanks. Quote from: tommywp on September 12, 2017, 05:12:04 PMNice try Pablo....would have been sweet to get the small blade on there. Big fan of your recent posts about mod attempts with with all the pics taken along the way. Thinking about attempt my first mod and they're definitely making me feel like I have a better grasp going in. When it comes to modding, I think taking it apart is the hardest bit, but only if you're trying to save the brushings I recommend getting beater SAKs online for practice and spare parts "just in case".And experiment with preening, find what technique works for you. Be careful with your preening Pabs hun