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Tufnol Spacers

I'm going to machine a batch of 1/4" thick Tufnol Spacers, if anyone would like to purchase one then please email me direct.
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Kind regards,

Julian

email (option): 79aust@sky.com

Re: Tufnol Spacers

Hi Julian...INCOMING!..(mail)..Ian

email (option): ian@wright52.plus.com

Re: Tufnol Spacers

Just so tat your all aware, the production hasn't gone quite as well as I hoped due to the Tufnol sheet chipping.
The sheet is also only 4mm thick not 1/4" as originally stated.
Sorry for the mis-description earlier but I know from my bike that the 4mm spacer still insulates well enough.

Julian

email (option): 79aust@sky.com

Re: Tufnol Spacers

Tufnol seems to like being machined quite fast, I have a 10,000 rpm reciprocating saw that I use to cut mine, then the edges can be scraped with a knife to give them that polished edge, or failing that if you sand them on a linishing machine. I use a hole saw to cut the centre, turning it over just before it breaks through and then I cut it from this side to prevent the edge chipping when it breaks through

email (option): davmax@ntlworld.com

Re: Tufnol Spacers

Thanks Dave, I'm using a CNC mill with the mounting holes first being drilled then change the cutter to an 8mm 3 flute slot drill and interpulate the bore with a 3 step cycle to machine it out. The profile is then cut out, but I have found that instead of cutting it out in 3 passes. I have had to machine the profile in 1 pass and ensure the part is secure before it finishes, to stop it chipping and delaminating, plus to help prevent it flying off.
The results have been good so long as I have a board beneath the tufnol and a clamp close to the area I'm cutting, to prevent it from delaminating/chipping underneath.

It leaves a small tag that is easily linished off and then buffed with a abit of scotchbrite.

Julian

email (option): 79aust@sky.com

Re: Tufnol Spacers

Would it not be better to do the bore with a small fly cutter that way you could bore it in one pass?

email (option): davmax@ntlworld.com

Re: Tufnol Spacers

Mr. Hands,

The spacers arrived today... They are perfection itself!

Thank you for your efforts.

Best Regards,

JDE

email (option): teladelujo@msn.com

Re: Tufnol Spacers

Where are you Julian, Andrew.h.

email (option): warbikes@gmail.com

Re: Tufnol Spacers

Many thanks John for your very kind comments.


Andrew,

I'm in the UK South Wales/English border (Chepstow).

Kind regards,

Julian

email (option): 79aust@sky.com

Re: Tufnol Spacers

Hello Julian,

The tufnol spacers arrived today. Thanks.

regards Roel

email (option): roel3@hetnet.nl

Re: Tufnol Spacers

Hi Julian, any chance of two Tufnol spacers, ,posted to CT6 7LQ Andrew.h.

email (option): warbikes@gmail.com

Re: Tufnol Spacers

Sorry, I only have 1 left.
Demand was allot higher than expected and I have now run out of my sheet of Tufnol.
Julian

email (option): 79Aust@sky.com

Re: Tufnol Spacers

Julian,
Did you get my mail about your MCR1 regulator, If not can you check your spam.
Cheers
Tim

email (option): t.j.walker@btinternet.com

Re: Tufnol Spacers

I have just made another 20 spacers if anyone is interested.

Kind regards,

Julian

email (option): 79aust@sky.com

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