[Alberg30] making a gudgeon?

[George Dinwiddie]

I've thought of that, but I figure that for a single unit, machining 
would probably be just as easy or easier.

  - George


schuylki at vanent.vanebros.com wrote:
>>Does anyone have any suggestions for a machinist who could make an A30
> 
> gudgeon?
> 
> Have you considered a 'lost wax' sand casting? I don't know much about it
> myself, but I've sort of thought if I was in the position to need one of
> those-God forbid-I would seriously research it.  I don't think bronze
> requires much more melting temp. than lead, and I have cast lead.
> 
> Michael
> #220

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