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#3610394 - 07/20/12 10:03 AM Re: Selling warthog extension/offset adjuster. [Re: metalnwood]
Bluedeath BS 62 "Pegasus" CAG Member Registered: 01/12/11 Posts: 578	nice job. _________________________ "When you plan revenge best dig two graves" Confucius "They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety" Benjamin Franklin
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#3633280 - 08/26/12 10:58 PM Re: Selling warthog extension/offset adjuster. [Re: metalnwood]
Williams Junior Member Registered: 06/27/12 Posts: 14 Loc: Australia	Are you still selling a 100mm or 125mm post? I want to buy one now.... _________________________ Josh Williams
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#3633282 - 08/26/12 11:02 PM Re: Selling warthog extension/offset adjuster. [Re: Williams]
Taipan Sim Addict Member Registered: 09/22/09 Posts: 498 Loc: Sydney, Australia	Originally Posted By: Williams Are you still selling a 100mm or 125mm post? I want to buy one now.... If its too long you can cut it with a hacksaw and re attach the end. It can be tightened with an Allen key, I did this it's not too thick.
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#3633337 - 08/27/12 04:37 AM Re: Selling warthog extension/offset adjuster. [Re: metalnwood]
metalnwood Member Registered: 05/31/09 Posts: 134	Hi Josh, sorry I am not selling them anymore. They are just a bit too time consuming to do on the side. If I had a CNC lathe it would be a different story!
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#3633456 - 08/27/12 10:45 AM Re: Selling warthog extension/offset adjuster. [Re: metalnwood]
Aullido Member Registered: 03/08/07 Posts: 293	Hi metalnwood, It is a pity you can´t do them anymore. Can you confirm if the thread is M36x2? Any advice would be welcome. Thanks.
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#3633965 - 08/28/12 08:38 AM Re: Selling warthog extension/offset adjuster. [Re: metalnwood]
Williams Junior Member Registered: 06/27/12 Posts: 14 Loc: Australia	Damn. It's ashame cause I really need one for my hotas stick. Does anyone else make them? How did you make the the thread of the metal to join to stick? With the CNC or?... _________________________ Josh Williams
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#3633966 - 08/28/12 08:38 AM Re: Selling warthog extension/offset adjuster. [Re: metalnwood]
Williams Junior Member Registered: 06/27/12 Posts: 14 Loc: Australia	Damn. It's ashame cause I really need one for my hotas stick. Does anyone else make them? How did you make the the thread of the metal to join to stick? With the CNC or?... _________________________ Josh Williams
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#3634208 - 08/28/12 04:14 PM Re: Selling warthog extension/offset adjuster. [Re: metalnwood]
metalnwood Member Registered: 05/31/09 Posts: 134	William, I had made them all manually on a lathe and a couple things on a mill but they were too time consuming to keep on with. Also a bit of motivation was lost after doing 80+ of them. Its a bit repetative and tedious by then Aullido, it is a M36x2 thread. Not much advise though. Without a lathe its pretty much impossible to do. Check out the other diy threads using a garden attachment.
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#3634258 - 08/28/12 05:21 PM Re: Selling warthog extension/offset adjuster. [Re: metalnwood]
Aullido Member Registered: 03/08/07 Posts: 293	Thanks Metal, Unfortunately "garden attachment" simply doesn't sound right.
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#3634523 - 08/29/12 10:43 AM Re: Selling warthog extension/offset adjuster. [Re: metalnwood]
Williams Junior Member Registered: 06/27/12 Posts: 14 Loc: Australia	Okay. Yeah cause I was looking forward to buying one, but yeah a "garden hose" part just doesn't sound right Cheers, Josh _________________________ Josh Williams
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