After a new milling motor was commissioned, I could mill out two jigs from Pertinax.
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Next, the cover plate for the high desk came into line.
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Only for one single pedestal desk I would never even bothered to do it with the Pertinax teachings, but for a small series already.
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So a new milling file was created.
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Into a 0.3 mm nickel silver plate four 2.0mm holes were drilled first. Afterthen 0.15mm deep grooves for the bending edge were milled with a V-cutter. The plate had been glued with Gudy 870 on the MDF board.
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Then the sheet was dissolved from the wooden board using a thin cutter blade. I removed the remnants of the adhesive film. Now the second side was provided with Gudy 870.
Into the previously drilled four holes I put brass pins to align the back of the nickel silver plate. Then the bending edges and the external contours were milled.
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After that I bent the sheets with the help of two brass profiles, into which I saw 0.3mm wide slots.