Since we're talking about rifling, have you seen how people are using "electrochemical machining" to rifle barrels from steel tubing?
A very interesting way of doing it for those who are more at ease with 3D printing although I suspect it would be a challenge for rifle length barrels.
mark.s has a few videos on home shop rifling using more traditional tools:
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
A very interesting way of doing it for those who are more at ease with 3D printing although I suspect it would be a challenge for rifle length barrels.
I don't think there's much stopping us traditional, ancient hardware store trolls from making the same type of ECM jigs just traditionally manufactured, but I do have a 3D printer these days. :p
Since we're talking about rifling, have you seen how people are using "electrochemical machining" to rifle barrels from steel tubing?
A very interesting way of doing it for those who are more at ease with 3D printing although I suspect it would be a challenge for rifle length barrels.
mark.s has a few videos on home shop rifling using more traditional tools:
Il est effectivement très facile de rayer un tibe de 10 centimètres mais de 1 mètre c'est un autre défi
Les armes de part leurs beauté et leur charme ont un réel atout de séduction
