Metal Scraping -Respond to viewers-
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Published 2024-07-04
All Comments (6)
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Hi, Rusty sent me, just subbed Cheers
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I don't have any advice to give, since I haven't done any scraping.
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The nylon (or teflon?) block in the upper pivot in an original part. Over the years it swells up a bit and just needs some polishing with sand paper to give it a loose sliding fit. (and no play) Replacing it with bearing brons is not a good idea because there is no access to lugricate it.
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You can only scrape a surface flat when you have a reference surface that is bigger then the surface you are going to attack. The first method with small reference is I think wrong because that flat part is able to rotate or twits without you knowing.
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That shaper is going to scrap, if you scrape it. Leave it alone, practice on something else and gather knowledge and tools to get the job done.
