I just ordered the v3 from ft with the intention of drilling it out my self. i couldnt trouble you for a pic of the deck with the squonk pin in could i?
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I just ordered the v3 from ft with the intention of drilling it out my self. i couldnt trouble you for a pic of the deck with the squonk pin in could i?
I have 2 already
Much bigger chamber than the NarDA, more like the Stumpy.
The NarDA come in on the sides of the coil making a very small chamber, reminiscent of the Veritas.
edI cut the pin shorter than I wanted. I planned to have it flush with the top of the post.
Here's the stock pin, an unmodified FDV pin and the NarDA pin (fits nearly flush in the Derringer V3). All 3 are M3 threads.
Awesome, thank you, i will post up when i get mine modded(some time around Christmas, depending on ft shipping ), im thinking 1 or 2mm hole and ground flush with top of the deck (should take 15 mins)
I cut the pin shorter than I wanted. I planned to have it flush with the top of the post.
Here's the stock pin, an unmodified FDV pin and the NarDA pin (fits nearly flush in the Derringer V3). All 3 are M3 threads.
I made that mistake lol.
Yes i will do its just shipped so should be around 2 wks if Xmas post does not slow it down , also ordered two of the coppervapes bf atties too , hopefully my Bf atty O clone and my LE Clone should be here soon also
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1/16" is about 1.5mm.
Maybe you could Pilot the Hole with a 3/64" Drill. And if you want it Bigger for easier Flow, enlarge it with a 1/16"?
Here you go. A Derringer V3 with the FDV M3 pin which hasn't been modified (shortened)
Hmm, you might want to use a bench grinder next time (needle-nosed pliers to hold the screw, OK?), or a Dremel with a fibre-backed abrasive disc chucked into the collet. Either way lets you nibble the end of the screw until it's the exact length you want.
That's how I do it, anyway.
I discovered the jacobs chuck on my hand drill held the pin securely. It was much better than vice grips.Hmm, you might want to use a bench grinder next time (needle-nosed pliers to hold the screw, OK?), or a Dremel with a fibre-backed abrasive disc chucked into the collet. Either way lets you nibble the end of the screw until it's the exact length you want.
That's how I do it, anyway.
Hmm, you might want to use a bench grinder next time (needle-nosed pliers to hold the screw, OK?), or a Dremel with a fibre-backed abrasive disc chucked into the collet. Either way lets you nibble the end of the screw until it's the exact length you want.
That's how I do it, anyway.
Thats exactly what i used , you don't think i used my teeth did you lol. Even with a Dremel and using the thinnest cutting wheel available spinning at 35, 000 rpm's i hacked off too much .
You got to remember i live Murphy's law .
Dremel here too. My cut was still plenty long. It was the final trim and clean up that went to far. I did 2 that day and the first one is right (in a NarDA). Just got careless on the second.
If the dremel was easier to handle with one hand i wouldn't have an issue but it can be a bit unwieldy .
At home I used a flex shaft when I did the pin for the Stumpy.
Overseas right now and borrowed a Dremel but he didn't have a flex shaft.
just take your time, what's the rush?
I had spent 2 months trying to find tools over here. So I was anxious to try the new RDAs that I'd been waiting so long for.
I have a 3rd pin I could use, but the short one is working fine.
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