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A few questions if you dont mind. Can the B vent touch the drywall when passing through? what diameter hole did you cut on the roof? How do you determine how high the vent pipe terminates from the roof?

Onw of the best videos i was looking for and i know rhe patience, effort you have put to make this slide.

whered you get those prints from?

How much oil gois in it

Short cycling, 1906 ammo? never shoot ammo that old.

Mine cycle very good but i still got 1 on 2 misfire

very good barrel! I have a Brux barrel coming as well. were those hand-loaded or factory rounds?

I am also make

14:13 what is the tool name and size??

im 25 this is my first ar10, it comes down to you mastering how it operates instead of coming up with minor excuses. Practice with it i mean really put rounds in for hours.

Hello you mind sharing the Prints 3:29

I shot my first CMP comp this weekend brilliant fun !!!

Absolutely have respect for you my man. I'm extremely impressed with your fit , finish , attitude and build. So much fun to watch. Good shooting also.

they make them in the jungles in the phillipines with nothing more than a welder, grinder, files and a vise. Should be pretty easy with a mill i would of thought, brings some insight!

Thank you for your video and greetings from the Netherlands (Europe ;-) ). I own a DB-10 (DB10BGFDE) and can't get small groups with it. I guess it's just me, but I hope it's the ammo. I have tried various brands and grains of ammunition, but it has not worked yet. Advice is welcome!!

I own a DB-10 (DB10BGFDE) and can't get small groups with it. I guess it's just me, but I hope it's the ammo. I have tried various brands and grains of ammunition, but it has not worked yet. Thank you for your video and greetings from the Netherlands. Advice is welcome!!

Nice looking setup! Just curious about where you got the bolt lift knob? Unable to find any that fit the 783.

The seat actually rides very well with the chassis

have one on order. howmuch of a pain was it to get into your shop? does the lathe and stand come seperate or are the mounted and crated as one piece? trying to figure out a plan to get mine moved into my shop and wondering if it will be easiest to rent a telehandler.

yes please do a follow-up. I loving what these rifles will do

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No disrespect for a valiant effort, but 3 thoughts come to mind. One, if one is going to this much effort, use good cutting oil. Two, make detailed list of the process, tools, etc., to make the best use of your time. Three, man, you can buy these already made, they're quite inexpensive. Just need to fit them. I've already got three years of projects that I can't buy.

Beautiful work

14:29 the rail in the slide just appeared. But this was the only thing why I watched the whole thing.

How did you cut the lugs inside ?

LOL...switching directions when the lathe is running? Very bad.

Great video--thanks for making it! Definitely looks like the one to get, if a fellow wants a Gunsmith lathe from Grizzly.

Looks like a nice lathe Mike. I just put my name on one with Grizzly this week--but they're back-ordered until early June. Seems like the best option going right now though, if the 16" is too big for you. It certainly is too big for my shop, so this seems like the next best thing.

Share blue print's

You might consider adding a couple of 1/4" magnets there by the ports for the two spindle bearings. Seems like that would take care of that fine swarf/dust in there.

Which stall category is the steel part;;

Nice work! How did you cut the barrel lugs on the slide? They are pretty deep inside...

Хорошая работа! Из всей работы на мой взгляд самое сложное было прорезать пазы для замка ствола,при такой большой длине инструмент теряет жесткость но у вас все получилось хоть на видео нет как был сделан замок все отлично работает! P.s такие сложные вещи делают для души что бы знать что я это могу.

Bushing......it's a barrel bushing

Nice work , you definitely have more patience than I do

You should see how they do it with hand tools in the Philippines.

I always wanted to try this. Seems easy right. Make measurements and then make a cut. Super simple. Except it's incredibly incredibly hard... Awesome effort!!

That’s really impressive. When that slide cycles, there are a bunch of parts that have to move past each other and there is so much that can go wrong. It definitely takes skill to make a functioning 1911 slide. Nice job!👍

I was wondering how much just the tooling cost. I recently finished my 2nd 80% arfteen. I can appreciate the amount of work that goes into machining one of these

I love you I wish you were my neighbor.

Right on!!!

in the middle region part of the Philippines, they made 1911s in the middle of the mountains and jungles using grinders and half manual made...until now.

Please don't show our government that smart people are smart enough to make guns.

*barrel bushing. I got you.

Locking lobes are a pain in the ass to cut haha

The idea of this makes my heart hurt

Not exactly an easy task! Very nice job, let me think about the genius behind the original project! lucky guy! (unfortunately here is not legal create a gun part, even if for fun)