The lever and cam must be separate to provide the needed hysteresis.

cartman1000

@cartman1000 3d printed on a specialty machine in 316 stainless steel. I would be willing to sell the jig and detent with the free bonus. working on trying die steels too. probably do the jig in nylon and the rounded detent like $60 to 65ish and you will get 2 free stainless pieces to go with them

      I'm in the process of machining the cam as it is the most complex of the 2 parts . I have it programmed and ready to run on a 4th axis milling machine I just need some pointers on what tool to use for the slot the lever slides in as it is not a standard shape . I could grind a tool to fit the shape but I was hoping someone has already been down this road ??

      have a batch of 316l stainless safeties that are are a blem. the cam is ever so slightly larger on one side so it wont slide all the way through the housing. will need some sanding elbow grease but its only about 1/4" of it. the levers are all good to go. would sell these to move them with a detent for $30 each. I have about 10 total.

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        thanks for the orders guys! I am down to a couple blem units left, a couple complete stainless kits, and i just finished some new die steel kits!

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          was thinking about making these in titanium next. would anyone be interested in that or just stick to the stainless and die steel?

          I am interested in a couple stainless kits. How much are the titanium gonna be?

            DrMRG will most likely need to be around 90 with the jig due to the cost of the titanium

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              What’s the consensus on the cam being made out of aluminum/ bronze/ other metals. Seems like everyone ONLY does steel

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