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Where did you find the correct spacing between the parts from?

Like how much to wield my kit?

Excellent video. I am building a SA cetme C in .45 ACP using the Rhineland arms conversion kit. Quick question, you touched on it around the 19 min mark. Do you have to drill the front of the barrel for the pin that secures the front sigh tower? Is the silver solder necessary or were you just being extra diligent? Where did you place the solder? The barrel or the cocking tube? Thanks

You ruined the gun

I live in Belgium and own a semi converted PPSH41, the proofing house just flipped the selector to semi, spot welded it in place and called it a day! It will occasionally let off a two round burst when i slowly squeeze the trigger. Awesome little range toy! Loves throwing hot brass down my neck tho...

How did you end up pining the barrel and trunnion I bought a 5mm hk barrel pin off of hk and I seen people on Reddit talking about you have to be careful

When I pull back my cocking tub it is so hard to pull back when everything is together I have a little dent in the back of my cocking tube towards the area you have to weld do you think that is the problem?? Any help would be greatly appreciated 😊

You got lucky with your kit some don't have most of the piece's.

My 1945 ppsh41 kit has the marking ground off....

Dude you do amazing work! Really impressive

i'm interested in some details about the welding aspect of this. the consumables in particular. and your welder settings. i'm building some of these and i'm learning tig welding as i go. what size and color of tungsten? details on the filler rod used. argon gas flow meter settings? any details you could provide would be greatly appreciated!

As other viewers have already said - very useful documentary. Thank you.

Has machine in channel title proceeds to use a claw hammer when doing mechanical/metal fabrication work. Good video though.

Is there another place I can find the videos on bolt gap and welding? Did TH-cam delete them?

Did you mill the lower for clearance or part of the semi conversion?

hello, i know this is a old video but i was just wondering that is the purpose of the denial bar you welded in. it seems like its only there to guide the bolt, and prevent it from rotating. does it serve any other function ?

I’m going enroll in community 😂for welding to build these as a hobby

I’m having trouble with the rattle paddle and the semi auto bushing and we’re to drill below the mag catch for the semi auto bushing help please 😊

Where did the trigger group come from

I remember you having a video on the install of the auto shelf and modification to the trigger group. Is there another platform where those videos are still available?

this is great, but did you ever document pressing the barrel into the trunnion and setting the roller gap? that's the only thing i've really been having a little trouble with - being a perfectionist i've been trying to get that gap on the low end of the tolerance and i keep blowing by it with my press

How has it been holding up? I've been thinking of building one but I heard cases of CETME Ls breaking

GREAT JOB

Nice work

Great set of videos!! Extreme helpful. I push my barrel all the way down to the flange and I gotta use a feeler gauge, but it looks like there was no bolt gap and it was really hard to get the bolt to come out of the Trunon.

You're very talented? What welding machine do you use

just randomly found your channel thru VZ61 and PM63 build videos, must say nice metalworking

Nice.

Refreshing to see a non believer. Most people believe in the shaving cream rule "the more you use , the better it works " instead of the brylcreem rule " a little dab will do ya "

Are you a wizard?

Very nice.

Do you know what’s a really good mig welder for a good price and easy to use any recommendations?

There are two areas I think you should address that I can't seem to find too much info on. Firstly there's the weldment insert in the back that sits between the two rear takedown pins. That insert will not allow a cetme c stock to fit. I've found it best to use just the two steel standoff bosses right on the metal receiver with no additional weldment, or trimming the weldment insert almost in half. The other thing that I rarely see documentation of is the use of the paddle release without doing naught stuff. I think some simple measurements for the bushing and pin you used to avoid the dreaded 3rd hole violation along with video of how you did it would be super beneficial. These types of rifles suck pretty bad without a paddle when it comes to reloading. I figured out the paddle for myself, but it seems like most of the cetmes, g3s and ptrs don't have that because of the tightrope that needs to be walked

Hi.why does the push bar have the .75 flats? Other jigs are all round

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Great video…Question what do you use for your lathe work make & model also what do you use for your welding setup. Thanks KR

Can an hk91 locking piece be used in a cetme c 308? If not, why not?

Do all the parts that it needs come into the kit?

So was this demilled, like cut barrel and reciever and you welded them back together?

Do u think using a mild steel flux mig welder would produce decent results ? I have a flux mig welder and lots of experience on sheet metal, etc just wondering if the gas mig is a major difference

Really nice job, great craftsman. Thanks

Built a few of these....first thing i did for the bolt was made an aluminum fixture that holds the bolt in position, then that goes in the 4 jaw chuck. A couple aircraft length drills and works perfect and repeats every time. One tip, get the drop in trigger unit if you can because trying to make a Remington 870 trigger group work in one of these is very difficult

Great build!

Wow! Freaking beautiful!!

Great work man! The end of part one was amazing!

How much to do some work on my kit?

I'm sure someone has mentioned this or you already know, but for the electo-etching, you're better off using sodium carbonate (washing soda) for the electrolyte rather than table salt; with table salt it's possible for chlorine gas to be produced which is toxic and can rust anything steel.

Outstanding....

I really wish I had seen this before trying myself. I used an old piece of galvanized pipe, a hammer, hammer and a vise.

Ate you still doing work on pps43, if so how do I contact you