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LMH 12-28-2015 05:11 PM

I would think just a coat after the decal is on the screwdriver would be fine. I don't see any advantage to applying a coat first and again after decal application. That's my $.02.
Larry

DMXF 12-29-2015 03:08 PM

Larry - Sent you a message. Mike

legenmetals 12-29-2015 05:39 PM

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Hey Larry........... The waterslide looks great. What do you think of my original, genuine, real, imitation, BDS replica screwdriver?:LOL:



Attachment 27032BDS replica screwdriver?

LMH 12-29-2015 06:28 PM

Looks awesome! Nice job!
Larry

LMH 03-17-2016 08:53 PM

Thought you guys would like to see this. Armrer replicated a couple BDS screwdrivers from my original. It's like jewelry!
Larry

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...pswjm9z6cn.jpg

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legenmetals 03-17-2016 09:52 PM

Great job,it looks fantastic.

my427cobra 03-18-2016 08:40 AM

Spectacular screwdriver Larry. Will Armrer be replicating any more?????

It's amazing what this thread has stimulated over the last 4 years.
What a dedicated and innovative community of enthusiasts.

Cheers
Greg

Armrer 03-18-2016 11:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by legenmetals (Post 1384745)
Great job,it looks fantastic.

Thank you, Sir :)

Armrer 03-18-2016 11:13 AM

Spectacular screwdriver Larry. Will Armrer be replicating any more?????

I could, buuuuut I don't think you'd like the price :eek:

Armrer 03-18-2016 11:14 AM

It's amazing what this thread has stimulated over the last 4 years.
What a dedicated and innovative community of enthusiasts.

Cheers
Greg

So true! And we're not even done yet ;) :)

Jim Maxwell 04-12-2016 04:58 PM

Armrer
 
PM sent to you.

LMH 08-31-2016 08:51 PM

Hey all,
I wanted to post this just because I thought it was interesting. A couple original owners asked to have their GB-2800 grease guns restored and Armrer was right on it! What I thought was neat was the differences in all three. (mine is in the middle) All three are GB-2800's but you can see slight differences in the tooling used to make the crimp.
Are we obsessive or what?!!
Larry

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...psipjb9z1y.jpg

morgy 10-07-2016 06:54 AM

Are there any photos of the Grease gun clips and also the Jack mounting clips

Thanks

LMH 10-07-2016 08:07 AM

Terry Clips. I don't think we photographed any but they are available on eBay and Cobra parts vendors.
Larry

Dan Case 10-07-2016 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by morgy (Post 1405452)
Are there any photos of the Grease gun clips and also the Jack mounting clips

Thanks

This is the original hardware for a Cobra or 427 Cobra for fixing the jack against a boot compartment wall.

Clip: When AC Cars shut down the first time a large number of clips were obtained from their stock room by some Cobra rebuilders in the UK. The last time I bought some (about ten years ago) from one of these fellows stock was almost gone but there should be some around in the UK. Commercial reproductions are available.

Chrome Plated Brass Raised Contersink Screws with BA threads. : 4BA X 43/64 inch threaded length under head. (Note: The same screw but with a different nut was used for glove box door hinges.) I never found any new old stock or new made ones in more than eight years of hunting. For my use repairing a friends Cobra I had a few made in the UK by a manufacturer of brass screws. Easy to find longer length stainless steel screws of modern manufacture can be cut to required length.

Standard 4BA Hex Nuts: I found a few here and there in the UK, model rail road enthusiasts still use some BA threaded parts. Sometimes some of the suppliers of British specification hardware for the restoration trade carry them. They are bare steel (self colored in British terminology) pieces machined from imperial hex rod stock; one side in flat faced and one side is chamfered.

Spiral Lock Washers: (the tiny washers not visible in the angle of this picture) Easy to find.

Distance Pieces: An AC Cars fabricated part, machined from round aluminum rod. To get new ones you make them or buy them from somebody that has already made them.

As used with grease guns there were no distance pieces and the fasteners were different.





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morgy 10-07-2016 10:47 AM

Thanks Dan!!

Dan Case 10-07-2016 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by morgy (Post 1405474)
Thanks Dan!!

You are welcome.

morgy 05-08-2017 04:06 AM

Sorry to drag up an old thread,
I would like your thoughts on this item i managed to pick up, Very worn but it was cheap from a local junk shop..

https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4179/3...5f24546a_n.jpgPoss BDS by mark.morgan07, on Flickr

LMH 05-08-2017 09:44 AM

It looks like a Stanley. Check out legenmetals photo above. Handle looks similar and his looks great!
It has a little different shape than the BDS but with their rarity, finding one is beyond difficult. I searched for years before one turned up and the seller didn't know it was anything special.
You can buy a replication as well. Nick has them on his site.
Larry

morgy 05-12-2017 05:46 AM

I am about to refurb my 2800 geese gun and was wondering What the colour used on Tecalemit Geese gun and was the Brass ring painted or left natural Brass finish? I've seen a few different shades of blue some with a green tinge to them...

Thanks


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