martini cadet extractor

s.knappett

s.knappett

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so I picked up a martini cadet action but it doesn't have an extractor, does anybody know where I could find one for sale? or if any one has plans for them I could make one for it. no luck finding any for sale online or locally so any help would be much appreciated, thanks!
 
What have you got for tools to work with?

I can take a couple pictures and some dimensions if you figure you can build one.

It's a bit of heavy duty filing, but not beyond reason to do it with hand tools, though access to a mill or a milling slide on a lathe would make it easier.


Cheers
Trev
 
trevj said:
What have you got for tools to work with?

I can take a couple pictures and some dimensions if you figure you can build one.

It's a bit of heavy duty filing, but not beyond reason to do it with hand tools, though access to a mill or a milling slide on a lathe would make it easier.


Cheers
Trev
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I'd appreciate that, if I had some dimensions and photos to go by I'm pretty sure I could make one up. I'm going to school for machining so I have access to lathes and mills
 
As promised.

The drawings are a bit cluttered, but I think you should be able to work it out.

Forgot one dimension. The sharp end of the rear of the extractor is about .025 thick, not a sharp point.

I think you should be able to pound one of these out with files and a drill press if you are really needing one. But if you make a bunch on a CNC, remember me! :)

Cheers
Trev






 
Welcome!

Check the hole diameter against your cross pin, or the pin hole for same.

Other than that it's pretty straightforward. I was surprised that the relative geometry all fell in place like it did. The flat surfaces of the two planes intersecting at the centerline of the pin hole is really convenient!

Almost as if it had been designed that way... :)

Cheers
Trev
 
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