First, let me say that the timing of this post with the Admin's posts regarding the other Barrel Interest thread are purely coincidental. I had said that I would post the drawing for the my steel replacement barrel for the Tomensuke blaster for anyone to use. Access to the hard drive on which the file was stored came back last weekend so here it is.
These are the dimensions that I used for my run of barrels a couple years back. Anyone that got one of those barrels can tell you they fit perfectly. The tolerances of the various tapped holes and the relationship to the slot in the rear plug are critical so take care setting them up. Of note is that the slot in the rear plug is intentionally wider than the metal plate in the receiver around which it fits. This is to allow a little bit of rotational adjustment as the embedded plates are not always set squarely to the frame.
I am providing this file for free and clear use. Make one for yourself, make 1000 for sale. I don't care and I don't want anything for the use of the file. (Okay, if you make a thousand send me one!). I would request that you charge a fair price, both for the buyer and for yourself. I charged $50 each for my barrels, that was probably half what I should have charged. $100 a barrel would be a more than fair price considering the 24 odd machining steps these take to make.
Have a better one.
DaveG
These are the dimensions that I used for my run of barrels a couple years back. Anyone that got one of those barrels can tell you they fit perfectly. The tolerances of the various tapped holes and the relationship to the slot in the rear plug are critical so take care setting them up. Of note is that the slot in the rear plug is intentionally wider than the metal plate in the receiver around which it fits. This is to allow a little bit of rotational adjustment as the embedded plates are not always set squarely to the frame.
I am providing this file for free and clear use. Make one for yourself, make 1000 for sale. I don't care and I don't want anything for the use of the file. (Okay, if you make a thousand send me one!). I would request that you charge a fair price, both for the buyer and for yourself. I charged $50 each for my barrels, that was probably half what I should have charged. $100 a barrel would be a more than fair price considering the 24 odd machining steps these take to make.
Have a better one.
DaveG