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Unread 09-25-2012, 08:36 PM   #1
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Dished toggle knobs would not jibe with a coil main spring..can't have it both ways!
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Dished toggle knobs would not jibe with a coil main spring..can't have it both ways!
Jerry, the only question in my mind is...Should I grind the dishes in the P08 knobs, or mill them???
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Jerry, the only question in my mind is...Should I grind the dishes in the P08 knobs, or mill them???
Are they soft enough to mill, or will you anneal and re-temper after working on them? If hard, gentle, cool grinding is what I'd do. I think the knurling is slightly different on the 2 styles, so you might have to fudge that.

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Are they soft enough to mill...
Well, we know the mechanics have been working them over...I'd guess they're machinable...I put the dish at 1 3/4" diameter...Biggest end mill I have is 1 1/2"...So if I milled the dishes, it'd be in the superspacer [rotary indexing head] and then I could use any size carbide end mill I have...Take a while to set up, and maybe need a special jig...

I'm only trying to dish the knob like the 1900's...I don't care about the knurling...It's for visual impact only, not for authenticity...

I'll have lots of time for projects like this after 30 November...
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