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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2020
- Join my newsletter:rick-bolt.ck.page/61fc82e319 In this video I make a spring jig or mandrel to wind metal spring tempered wire. I do it all by hand with no special tools. It is somewhat of a success and I think I will get better with practice.
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Way to be a scientist and document this whole thing. Was cool to see your learnings. Too bad brownings doesn't just sell mag jigs...
Perfect, congratulations.
You are a professional.
Good job! With the mandrel being multiple layers, remove the screws, slide the center out, then you have clearance to get the sides out. There’s also a 3D printed version of this tool, with instructions. 🤓
Thanks for the tip. I will seek out the 3d printed version.
Do you happen to have a link or can tell me what site where I can get the tool?
@@michaelcarter3149 I got it from Keybase user Cathode's public folder
@@RickBolt I was mistaken about the instructions. The instructions are included in a complete project with a different size spring. ivanthetroll.keybase.pub/printable.html
What kind wire did you use? Where did you get it?
Yep. Definitely temper it. In the omen would be best I’d think.
Nice thanks
im pretty sure thats a spring for a 9mm magazine.... the taper makes me think its double stacked.... there is alot of info that hints its a mag spring. ( which is fine)..... gonna guess its for a glock.
Haha I have a feeling that I know what you are using these springs for XD that noise of a 3d printer going made the lightbulb turn on in my head. lol
A little Pew Pew...
Sua técnica é muito boa
very good my friend, I'm from Brazil your video helped a lot big hug, I'm subscribed to your channel.
Looks like something you could design in fusion and 3D print.
hi, i'm on a similar quest here. A couple things I noticed that might help. First off, go watch The Idahoan's video on exactly this subject ("Making AR Springs from Scrap Steel"). Summary: Heat the metal to red hot and slowly cool (don't quench) BEFORE wrapping. That'll make it easier to work with. Then once formed, heat it back up to red hot and this time quench it in oil that has been preheated to about 400 degrees. So that's the main thing. The other thing I'd suggest is making your form in basically 3 layers in a way that you can remove the middle layer (slide it out along the length), so the top and bottom parts just fall out in the newly opened up space, for easier removal from the form.
Looks like tricky stuff, good luck! Did it run?
Thanks for the suggestions. This one is still working well.
The original spring looks like chain link. There are various DIY videos for how to make a manual machine.
Tenho molas para carregadores Glock, curtos e estendidos...
Os elos só ficam pefeitos com gabarito original
is it for a luty spring mag?
Good morning evenings hard work but algui3n riene to do it, which is better than just making the attempt also never goes well 100% the first time,. It's all trial and error. Best regards
Has anyone tried this with a metal coat hanger
is the heat required? any metallurgists out there that can confirm the effects of heating the wire in its "wound" form?
Iam pretty sure the wire is already heat treated so putting additional heat on it will just soften it a little which is not a great thing with springs. But as long as you don’t turn the wire purple or blue it should be ok.
Hello. Good video :) What thickness of wire did you have?
I used .051 inch music wire. link on Amazon: amzn.to/3Ccf58q
This looks like it would work in a glock magazine
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Put some fire on it
I just ordered some of that same wire for another project. What diameter did u get? I’m only asking because I’m lazy and don’t feel like disassembling a Glock mag to measure now😅
I think it was .o51 diameter. I believe there is a link to the wire in the description.
@@RickBolt awesome, thank you
Your first mistake was using spring wire...use regular wire then temper it to be a spring
Does this work? I thought u have to use spring wire.
Regular wire is probably just mild steel which is not heat treatable. But if you take the music wire heat it up red hot then immediately put it in a bucket of ashes over night then it will be soft like mild steel. Then you could easily bend it around a mandrill and then heat treat it once it’s the deserved shape
Technically you are not making springs, as the wire you bought is already 'springy'! Making a spring would include tempering. I'm looking for info on how to restore springyness to springs that lost it when they were heated red-hot. Reheating and dunking into oil doesn't work for me, nor did it for the one YT video I found that dealt with the issue - practically every other video about springs starts with already-springy bars.
I am not sure of the listed dimensions can you please text me them again
What's the gauge of the wire?
Equivalent wire gauge to the music wire is 23 according to the chart on the back of the box
@@RickBolt Thank you for responding. Your video was educational.
@@wrathmachine7609 thanks. It was fun to try.
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No good....
Your no spring maker that's for sure.
I Like the idea bro I'm just Curious to know what The Springs function I'm Not sure if you mentioned it or Not , I would like to know if there's another reason for making that style Spring Unless It's JUST TO SHOW THAT U MADE A SPRING AROUND A RECTANGULAR MANDREL
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