Right! Is That + almost instant polish with stones. No need an extra polish. I just use the same one for it.
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Every carbide burr that I have used likes to grab brass material violently. Might be fine in a proper endmill and vise to lock the workpeice, but it's not worth the risks in a Dremel.
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If I understand you well it is important that inside hole in the brass port where pellet slides to barrel must stay the same to avoid jam issue?
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The picture I found on the internet, if it is yours you did a excellent job
Damn I had the same idea! I should really get a proper end mill
Is not only about getting more power, is about having 2 settings in one barrel.
It might have some good uses in fpe restricted competition. Changes on site.
Dual can be elongated too (original vs elongated).
One more tool for more tweaking
I don't think there will be any gain going above bore size on the port.
I don't think there will be any gain going above bore size on the port.
I think the gain is also from the pellet or slug not dropping off nose first into the port. So with the center supporting the projectile you can get an even bigger port area on either side of that, essentially making the ports the perfect size for the air volume needed and also contour shaping the port's exit into the barrel for optimal flow.
I think the gain is also from the pellet or slug not dropping off nose first into the port. So with the center supporting the projectile you can get an even bigger port area on either side of that, essentially making the ports the perfect size for the air volume needed and also contour shaping the port's exit into the barrel for optimal flow.
I think the gain is also from the pellet or slug not dropping off nose first into the port. So with the center supporting the projectile you can get an even bigger port area on either side of that, essentially making the ports the perfect size for the air volume needed and also contour shaping the port's exit into the barrel for optimal flow.
I explained in another thread but it's impossible for a projectile to tip into the port if the job was done correctly. FX made the port as wide as it can be reliable so it should never be made wider. You only need to flare the entry, lengthen slightly to match barrel area, radius the short turn and finish by blending all the cuts together for smooth airflow.