You'll need the VME head for the Malkoff drop-in.
But you won't regret the upgrade.
Elzetta
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But you won't regret the upgrade.
Oh do tell, please.....
The machining was done with a metal saw and a bar file to remove the parts that hit or were in the way.
If I had a lathe or other equipment, the process would have taken about 10 minutes, but I only had ordinary tools, so it took me three days. I took some photos of the machining process and will upload them later.
thermal guy
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Oh! I'd like to see this. So you just machine away the part of the dropin that won't fit?
Yes, that's right. alpha can also be extracted with a modular structure. A slightly thinner module similar to Bones is hammered into it.
The reflector should be protected with tape to prevent shavings from sticking to the reflector.
The module must be pushed in this far to fit the lens.
It is best to use malkoff VME Head Lens and Gaskets, but I don't have any spare, so I used the thick glass lenses used in the E1e and E2e.
The hardest part of the project was figuring out how to attach the module to the chuck of the power drill. When I was taking a break, I came up with the idea of cutting off the cola cap and shaving it to fix the module.
The module must be pushed in this far to fit the lens.
It is best to use malkoff VME Head Lens and Gaskets, but I don't have any spare, so I used the thick glass lenses used in the E1e and E2e.
The hardest part of the project was figuring out how to attach the module to the chuck of the power drill. When I was taking a break, I came up with the idea of cutting off the cola cap and shaving it to fix the module.
I know this is a big bump, but the forum keeps giving me these old threads to look at like they are recent.
You guys are so hard core. I'm completely hooked.
You guys are so hard core. I'm completely hooked.
