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Fish Bone Frame insert

I wanted something that could give me more spaces than drilling circles so I’m trying slots instead – Once one side is done, will turn it over and do the otherside. Hopefully my reasoning for the fishbone name is obvious.

I cant decide between just continuing with the current pattern or making a few larger slots or somewhere inbetween – Suggestions on what you guys think would be more effective are welcome !

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Its very quiet – But that horrid tank ping is driving me crazy now…

I painted the entire thing black –

nice job YN did it make a big Diff. when you milled the other side out?

Wow nice work. I’d like to hear a before and after on video.

YN: That looks great! I’ve been contemplating doing the same for a frame
extender I got from Bill. PLUK how it works as I may very well follow your
lead should the final product reduce noise as effectively as expected.

Great work!

Looks good YN!

Bet ya that I can mill it faster using nothing that the power feed than you can chuck it up and put in the code!!! 😆

You got a lathe? I’m thinking that you could turn one of these down just a little where the baffles are before or after cutting the baffles, and have the room for wrapping it with a little bit of felt, or scotch bright before inserting it into the housing. It does help out. Sorta like a glass pack muffler before the fiber glass blanket is worn out. Big difference! 😀

Mike

Its definitly nice having a CNC mill… Even though I didnt use ANY G-Code, the Steppers let me use the mill as if I had 3 axis power feed and the software gave me DRO.

Still needs cleaning up and the end painting, but that can wait till tomorrow.

Thats a pretty neat idea.

Please post finished pics when your done.

looks good, let us know how it works!

Took your advice (plus it matched my previous spring/washer arrangement 🙂 )

I picked those sizes… because those are the size end mills I have and I didnt feel like making more passes than I need to.

I still need to do the other side, but I tried it out anyway. I have a blodnob valve that he graciously sent me – I haven’t shot my gun much since I installed the blodnob valve because I have been messing around with it too much so when fired I thought I’d set my gun too low, I removed the insert and BOOM… nope, its working fine. Even if removing the other side doesn’t help any – it doesn’t matter because its quiet enough for me now.

I find it’s best to very the sizes of all the chambers

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