07-22-2019, 02:36 AM
VASCAR2 Wrote:I wish my Son still worked in manufacturing at his last job. He could’ve produced a sample in no time with auto CAD and a 3D printer.
I’m always intrigued by these type of venture and enjoy working through some of the issues.
That's the main reason why I did this. Simple so I could see how well it would work and if I could find the answers too make it work.
I might try sanding on the follower tommorw, remove a lil from the rear of the follower so the front of the follower has a higher attack angle.
I played with it some this afternoon with some electrical tape just to see if it had merit. It does but it will need to be done slowly and tested a bunch. To keep from going to far with it.
A purpose built follower would be the best way to go. But having a problem finding someone who has a 3d printer at the moment.

