> Looks like the Durafix works well. I have yet to try it.
I can definitely recommend it as a fastener free method of joining aluminium.
With chamfers on both sides, to create a V shaped canal to retain the molten rod, it's really easy to build up the joint so there's the minimum amount to file back, plus there's no build-up on the inside, so you get a very clean finish. I gave it a tug once it had been filed back and there's no give in it at all.
> I didn't know you had a PZ4.
It wasn't part of the plan but I took a punt at the Open Day
It's a bit of a mixture of old and new kit, so I'll probably be making quite a few replacement bits for it, especially like this one where the steel has rusted from being in storage for so long.
I'd like to make it into an F1 / F2 hybrid, so I can change turrets between the long and short barrelled guns, but that relies on me being able to make the necessary bends and curves
I'd really need to use same idlers as Günter did for his F1 but I can't get Jürgen to understand his website doesn't seem to be set up to permit ordering from mainland UK.
Adrian.
