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Posted: November 21 2007 at 11:16am | IP Logged

Very nice looking job - good on ya NG!

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Very nice!

Details please

I have a couple of flats I need to bend soon...

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Posted: November 21 2007 at 2:02pm | IP Logged

Do the reasearch

instructions for bending flats is found in the old threads here and at several

other sites

Thanks to PBB

and this thread belongs with the G-3 flats thread for continuty

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Ok boys it time for the Shade Tree Gunsmith. What I'm about to show you

will dazzle you to the core. This is for all you amateur gunsmith builders

without all the fancy equipment. Grab your hammer, pliers, socket and

wrenches because we are going to bent those Cetme flats!

Step number 1 ..blue dye that center.

Step number 2 set your bolt carrier in the grove and scribe that line down

the center of your flat using the carrier as a guide on both sides.

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Look what a nice job and straight alignment you did.

Step number 3 .. get that 3/4" steel bar out and drill some 5/16" holes for

5/16" bolts. Use 4" long bolts if you running through the table top into a

2X4. NO fancy jig here!

Run that rod down the center of the flat between the scribed lines ...align

and bolt to the table.

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Step number 4..get that old long flat point common screw driver out and

start to prying putting more force leverage against the wood table. This will

keep from scaring the flat.

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Look what a little prying does.

Step number 5.. now look for you channel lock pliers and find a dirty rag

and flex those muscles.

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Now get that plastic hammer out and finish the bend. Tapping easy and

equally on both sides...like cross torquing.

My, my look what we got here!

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Looks good and a little fitting here and there, weld it up and your good to

go.

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Stay tuned to the next episode of the Shade Tree Gunsmith.

This information is for educational purposes and all ATF/NFA rules apply.

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nice work.....

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I think I have just been convinced to buy one. are there any left?

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I placed an order, but my CC hasn't been charged. It says they are 'out of

stock but running more for late Nov delivery', but, it's Dec now....

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They will ship next week. I called today.

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Nice looking receiver Nitegunner, and nice tutorial also. Just shows what

someone with determination and a little imagination can do.

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HOLY C#$P, that is awesome! I was getting ready to build a jig and

everything. Thanks for the write up and pics.

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owenaero

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nice job. how did the bolt sit in the inner rails after your bend was it level

or did it have a slight tilt from side to side. how would you rate the

stamped receiver as to the quality on everything lining up

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Please post a picture of the welding.

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they slide free toward toward the front stop.

If all okay finish your welds.

2008-01-01_191449_Receiver_welded_at_mag_&_trunnion_1.jp g

2008-01-01_191503_Receiver_spot_welded_at_rear_2.jpg

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Are ou usin a TIG welder? I have ot to bu one. I can see endless

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possibilities and I would not be at the mercy of others.

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Just a reminder to people considering starting off with this build.

The order of the build would be best done as

Grip mod to semi-auto and throw out your FA parts not needed.

bend receiver

weld receiver

weld in semi-auto shelf

THEN weld in your trunion and other parts.

You don't want to weld up your receiver, and then weld in the trunion

without having the semi-shelf welded in place.

I know the holes are not drilled yet in the receiver, so it will not accept any

FCG, but it's best if the shelf is welded in place as soon as possible after the

receiver has been welded up. This way nobody can claim your building a

machinegun receiver.

(also: throw out the FA FCG parts not needed... this is best done prior to

starting the bend.)

Got to keep the ATF happy...

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i lost where the thread is. is there a chance of group buy on flats? i think

last count was around 10.

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Weaponeer wrote:

Just a reminder to people considering starting off with this build.

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E-2

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The order of the build would be best done as

Grip mod to semi-auto and throw out your FA parts not needed.

bend receiver

weld receiver

weld in semi-auto shelf

THEN weld in your trunion and other parts.

You don't want to weld up your receiver, and then weld in the trunion withouthaving the semi-shelf welded in place.

I know the holes are not drilled yet in the receiver, so it will not accept any FCG,but it's best if the shelf is welded in place as soon as possible after the receiverhas been welded up. This way nobody can claim your building a machinegunreceiver.

(also: throw out the FA FCG parts not needed... this is best done prior to startingthe bend.)

You are correct Gary. I had already completed my FCG modifications. I

posted the weld because I'm a little ahead of the build and Tommerr wanted

to see it. Here is what FCG should go through to be modified. These

pictures were from another post. Be sure to throw the FA parts away. You

have no use for them.

2008-01-01_224402_FCG_mod's_1.JPG

2008-01-01_224415_FCG_mod's_2.JPG

2008-01-01_224425_FCG_mod's_3.JPG

2008-01-01_224438_FCG_mod's_4.JPG

2008-01-01_224447_FCG_mod's_5.JPG

2008-01-01_224830_FCG_mod's_6.JPG

Here are my modified FCG parts.

2008-01-01_230452_My_Modified_FCG_7.JPG

2008-01-01_230506_My_FCG_mod's_8.jpg

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