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09-09-17, 06:17
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Thanks James, gotta do what you gotta do. No time for coffee tony, except when my wife brings one out to me which is pretty often
 I have spent the last few days making the drivers hatch opening bracketry and again I am really amazed at the accuracy of the drawings I have and they're not even actual workshop drawings. I am getting two springs made to suit the original as they are a very specific size and I will get them next week. 
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09-09-17, 06:29
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I am constantly making jigs and press parts for accuracy.
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09-09-17, 07:09
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My internet is really slow today
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09-09-17, 07:11
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Very good system and it works well.
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09-09-17, 07:12
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I'm now waiting on my main spring before I assemble them all together.
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10-09-17, 06:37
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You might be right john
One is bolted into position and it works like a bought one. Front hatches next.
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