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Old 30th December 2011, 11:53 AM   #5
Fernando K
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Hola.
Ante todo, aclarar que mi intención no es iniciar una polémica con las ideas vertidas en los post anteriores, sino establecer el funcionamiento de la llave de rueda (wheellock)....
Primero: La palanca de impulsar (button press) existe no solo en los ejemplares en la armeria de Graz, sino también en numerosos ejemplares de "tschinke". Justamente, en el thread reciente en este foro, se han adjuntado imágenes de "tschinke" que lo poseen.
Segundo: El ejemplar elegido por JOHNHB para su interrogatorio, RG3 del trabajo de Brooker citado, no muestra ningún resorte actuando sobre el primer fiador (primary sear)
Tercero: Para que el resorte del primer fiador (primary sear) como aparece en el diseño adjuntado por Matchlock agregue mas fuerza al contacto entre los dos fiadores (sear), el resorte tendría que actuar acercando al extremo del primer fiador (primary sear) a la cara interna de la platina(plate) y no alejándolo, como aparece representado

Afectuosamente. Fernando KHello.
First, to clarify that my intention is not to start a debate with the ideas expressed in previous posts, but to establish the operation of the lug wrench (wheellock )....
First, the drive lever (button press) exists not only in the specimens in the armory in Graz, but numerous copies of "tschinke." Precisely, in the recent thread on this forum, images have been attached "tschinke" who possess it.
Second, the example chosen by JOHNHB for questioning RG3 Brooker's work cited shows no spring acting on the first latch (primary sear)
Third: For the first detent spring (primary sear) as shown in the attached design by Matchlock add more force to the contact between the two guarantors (SEAR), the spring would have to move closer to the end of the first latch (primary sear) to the inside of the plate (plate) and away, as represented

Affectionately. Fernando K
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