So I'm finished today the needed screws 
Here the final result of what he get from me
all self-made screws are have a PH 1 driver
Here the final result of what he get from me
all self-made screws are have a PH 1 driver
JVC M90 screws and switch cap
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Yes actually 1.65mm is VERY close to 0.065", which is 1.651 mm, or 15.38 threads/inch. No inch-based screw uses a fractional value for this.
But metric defines the actual thread pitch, so this screw would be M4x1.65. This makes more sense because I can buy M3.5x1.65 screws, but nothing in M4
Very odd screw.
I like that you also adjusted the thread shape to perform optimally in plastic
But metric defines the actual thread pitch, so this screw would be M4x1.65. This makes more sense because I can buy M3.5x1.65 screws, but nothing in M4
Very odd screw.I like that you also adjusted the thread shape to perform optimally in plastic
It exists screws for plastic in a special norm. There I have the shape from.
I have compared the exist scews with mine. The shape of the thread angles are defined.
And I have grind the lathe tool to these special angles.
my screws are better than the originals
but screws with m3 X 1,65 I have never seen and where have you see these screws? The problem with the screws is that they are not cutted they will be roll forged.
Oh m3,5 sorry but this is easy........
I can do this......
I have thread cutters here in m3,5
Stop!!!! M3,5 have definetly not this Pitch!!!
Where have you seen the screws with 1,65 Pitch??????????????
I have compared the exist scews with mine. The shape of the thread angles are defined.
And I have grind the lathe tool to these special angles.
my screws are better than the originals
but screws with m3 X 1,65 I have never seen and where have you see these screws? The problem with the screws is that they are not cutted they will be roll forged.
Oh m3,5 sorry but this is easy........
I can do this......
I have thread cutters here in m3,5
Stop!!!! M3,5 have definetly not this Pitch!!!
Where have you seen the screws with 1,65 Pitch??????????????
Plastite 45, Remform, Remform II and Remform II HS all have close versions, but nothing at m4x1.65.Trommelmops said:Where have you seen the screws with 1,65 Pitch??????????????
There's probably other companies that make these, but didn't look too hard....
Probably in Japan somewhere that I cannot search
Little update:
in the meantime i have try out to create a switchcap.....And let me say the following:
At this moment one of the testcaps is on the way to blue_fuz that he can tell me about the fitting and some other questions i will have........
This is only for a test, i have one made in alu....should be a little surprise to him
I know i have told that this isnt possible, but i changed my own opinion: One smart guy sayed to me: Trommelmops what you not do you cannot learn
Oh he's so right......
Im sure you see the first testcap which isnt not yet finished to 100% on a picture soon.....
in the meantime i have try out to create a switchcap.....And let me say the following:
At this moment one of the testcaps is on the way to blue_fuz
that he can tell me about the fitting and some other questions i will have........This is only for a test, i have one made in alu....should be a little surprise to him
I know i have told that this isnt possible, but i changed my own opinion: One smart guy sayed to me: Trommelmops what you not do you cannot learn
Oh he's so right......
Im sure you see the first testcap which isnt not yet finished to 100% on a picture soon.....
Looks good and when they have a little to much pitch I can do the correct pitch now
From now on I can make them in 1.65mm pitch and can change the lathe tool a little......
From now on I can make them in 1.65mm pitch and can change the lathe tool a little......
Not needed Joe I have all info's.....
More needed is the switch cap.....if it fits
Then I have the correct dimension and can make a final one
More needed is the switch cap.....if it fits
Then I have the correct dimension and can make a final one
OK...i need help to understand: Is the gap to tight? Which thickness has the slidermaterial?
I have made the testthing with 1.15mm gap but i think is 1.2mm?????
I need then a new measurement from you with the correct thickness......
Cool that the screws working
I have made the testthing with 1.15mm gap but i think is 1.2mm?????
I need then a new measurement from you with the correct thickness......
Cool that the screws working
Trommelmops - Is it possible to recreate some more M90-screws? Mine is missing 4 of these! Hit me up (I speak german aswell)
if anybody need some more or different screws or something else i can made......let me know
The Mops was very busy the last time
The Mops was very busy the last time
Got me thinking about the switch caps needed for M90.
Trommelmops, maybe I/we could provide you with the actual lever/switch needed for the cap to fit?
Would that be of use to you?
Trommelmops, maybe I/we could provide you with the actual lever/switch needed for the cap to fit?
Would that be of use to you?
Im sorry Dave, my english is worst. Have problems to understand it.......Can you explain it for a foreigner pls a little easier 
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