well the description is clear (in the particular writing style of Raffles...)
This is a spacer for fitting a 3130 into his cases that take a 2824
So 1016
well the description is clear (in the particular writing style of Raffles...)
Wait 3130s for $15?!?!?At $15 per batch of 10, I think one order will last me years, given the output of my bench
no no noWait 3130s for $15?!?!?
Ive heard of people using zip ties, in 3135 builds for datejusts, basically the same material type as a gasketno no no
the spacers are sold on Raffles for $15 a set of 10
I mean nylon is pretty decent for that sort of stuff.Ive heard of people using zip ties, in 3135 builds for datejusts, basically the same material type as a gasket
I have used zip ties too. They’re really good.!Brilliant.
thanks guys.I have used zip ties too. They’re really good.!
You can shape them perfectly, cut them to length perfectly, reduce them with wet and dry, and then polish them until they absolutely fit snug.
Forgive me but how do you join the ends? Melt em?I have used zip ties too. They’re really good.!
You can shape them perfectly, cut them to length perfectly, reduce them with wet and dry, and then polish them until they absolutely fit snug.
The gilt text on the 31mm is slightly thinner which is closer to gen. I have left the scale of everything the same. For the next 29mm (when I have time), I'm going to adjust the scale a bit to match the gen better.These look great man. My eye isn't keen enough to see the standout differences apart from that size difference haha. You've gotta help me out!
Pics please. Not clear what you're doing with the copper wire.speaking about tools
I reduced the diameter of a seconds hand today
Of course I trashed the first one...
Then I put a copper wire in the hole and managed to do it.
Now the copper wire is a bit too flexible and it makes insertion awkward. Any tips?
I know right? Sounds kinda kinky.Pics please. Not clear what you're doing with the copper wire.