Quick and simple post today.
Lots of rare and unusual parts for windows.
A picture tells a thousand words!!
We have been digging up some real gems.
Off now to do some more digging!!
Friday, 30 November 2012
Monday, 26 November 2012
Brass Thumbturns and Kawneer catch.
Another brass job - some thumbturns for 1940's/1950's slide stays.
This is one that I have been meaning to do for a long time.
This fitch catch was used on Kawneer sashes, the Alderley, I believe
and it engaged into what must be, the world's strongest fitch catch keep!
The keeps would never fail but the catches are now starting to show their
age, a little
So, using the same assembly details as another catch we do, this is the
next on the list.
I will come back next time, with details of the machined parts.
This is one that I have been meaning to do for a long time.
This fitch catch was used on Kawneer sashes, the Alderley, I believe
and it engaged into what must be, the world's strongest fitch catch keep!
The keeps would never fail but the catches are now starting to show their
age, a little
So, using the same assembly details as another catch we do, this is the
next on the list.
I will come back next time, with details of the machined parts.
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