I am going to start anodising my parts in house from the end of this week, mostly green or black, I am sure it will be interesting.
Has anyone else tried anodising stuff instead of shipping it off to be done?
Anodising in the shed
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Re: Anodising in the shed
Ooo err...... sign01ovenpaa wrote:I am going to start anodising my parts........ mostly green or black
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?
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Re: Anodising in the shed
Not those parts, at least I hope not :shock:
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Re: Anodising in the shed
christel wrote:Not those parts, at least I hope not :shock:
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I initially read it as his pants...................must get these glasses checked.
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Dougan
Re: Anodising in the shed
Not even Chuck Noris goes that far! :shock:ovenpaa wrote:I am going to start anodising my parts in house from the end of this week, mostly green or black
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EDIT!!! I am going to start anodising aluminium parts that are in no way attached to my person :lol:
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John25
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Spoilsport, that thread could have run longer than Col's!!
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Scotsgun
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eerr....of the aluminium bits; not the others ............................ 
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tikkathreebarrels
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And, having had the same initial reaction to Dave's plans, I dare to ask without any intention to cause offence, are you having anything done Christel or are you waiting to see how Dave's parts turn out? sign01christel wrote:Not those parts, at least I hope not :shock:
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