In the footsteps of the great James Black

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Re: In the footsteps of the great James Black

Post by brihacharan » Thu Mar 28, 2013 2:13 pm

essdee1972 wrote:The old timers around here might remember that famous line from "Sholay": budhiya chakki pising and pising and pising........

Here's a buddha chaaku ghising and ghising and ghising............ :mrgreen:
Some progress:
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Note the curved unground portions near the tip - these are the dents left by the hammer of the lohaar
Remember the small piece of metal leftover from the spring? This is its new avatar....... WIP:
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Ouch! My arms!!
By the way (plaintive bleat) can the mods relook at the image posting method? That bleedin' photobucket website takes humongous amounts of bandwidth (and time) showing video ads and so forth!! :cry:
Hey essdee,
> Man, that's great grinding / beveling you've achieved :D
> All you got to do is giving the grind a 'profile' aka 'Chamfering' akin to a 'hollow grind'.
> You could take the bevel a little higher up - Refer to the drawing I gave you.
> Please go through this link & see the video - it's well demonstrated > www.youtube.com/watch? V=D6-IEJue
Good Luck :D
Briha

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