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Heres my take https://www.whitworthsociety.org/history.php?page=2 JW grew up through the early 1800s through the shop floors of Machinery Makers of the time and noted how there was no standard way of making nuts and bolts etc. So he set about amassing a collection from many of the factors around the Midlands area. He then deduced an average for Pitch (tpi) preferences and settled on an average angle of 55deg without further thought. He arrived at the form recognising that sharp points were impr...

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http://www.rotagriponline.com/datasheets/Pratt/PrattChuckSpares.pdf Briefly, there was EB, EC and ED. EC is by far the most common and the other sizes are unlikely on D1-3. Please also read the information here: https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/today-i-acquired.50192/page-1490 concerning the closing ring of early models needing modification to accept E-series collets. Please login to post a reply. ); AdButler.ads.push({ handler: function(opt) { AdButler.register(154425, 176021, [...

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Dave - "The speed of sound depends on temperature..." To a point. It actually depends on density. Whilst the density of a gas is affected by its temperature, it also depends on pressure, so the confining conditions and gas flow. I think the variability of everything in a miniature boiler would be nighmarishly difficult to analyse to the depth necessary. I dont presume to deny it would not work but could be far trickier than it seems. ... Yes, Im youre right. The more its thought about, the mo...

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Im sure a gas spring would be fine, provided you could, firstly, source, and then afford one (or more). I like simplicity and cheap solutions, so my suggestion would be a tension spring, acting via a cable and pulley(s). The springs force:extension law would be made linear by arranging the pulley(s) to be of varying radius - think fusee. (It would doubtless look a bit ugly - quite out of place on your masterpiece...). BTW, it may be an optical illusion, but the axial depth of the teeth of your ...

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