March 30, 2014, 13:10
Mike HaigHelp with a staking set. ( Received. Thanks a lot )
I recently acquired a staking set which looks pretty good, now that I've refurbished the punches and remade the box, so It's almost ready to use.
I also obtained the punch layout from an old post on the forum.
Can anyone help me with information as to what all of the weird shaped punches and stumps are for.
Is there a catalogue available which would tell me what I need to know or does anyone here have details they are willing to share.
Any help would be very much appreciated, thanks, Mike
March 30, 2014, 14:00
Dave TurnerMike,
You don't say what brand you have, but I just sent you an email with an attachment.
Take a look.
March 30, 2014, 16:35
Mike HaigThanks a lot for that Dave.
Some of the punches are K&D but the majority are GF and the tool has G&F so I think it is actually a GF set but I can't find any record of the name anywhere.
I didn't give the name because I thought that the stakes would do the same job even if they were different manufacturers.
I've received your email but unfortunately it won't open.
Have you any other way of doing it.
March 30, 2014, 19:31
Dave TurnerMike,
Should open with Adobe Reader.
I'll try and send it another way if I can.
March 31, 2014, 03:44
Mike HaigDave, I don't know what you did but it worked.
Thanks very much, you have solved my problem.
What a great club this is !
April 03, 2014, 14:48
Karim NooraniHi Dave, I am in the same situation without knowledge of all the operations of the staking set I own. Mine is a GF. If not too much trouble could I also get a PDF. Email is: karimn40@comcast.net
By the way nice meeting you in the virtual world of high speed internet. Found my first mentor that way. Would appreciate your help.
Best regards. Karim. Fresno, Ca
April 03, 2014, 15:23
Dave TurnerDon't know about GF, but I sent you K&D.
Should be quite similar.
April 03, 2014, 18:12
Mike HaigHi Karim, Daves information is excellent and even if it's a different make you can still make sense of it. Good diagrams etc. Thanks again Dave.
April 04, 2014, 18:59
Karim NooraniThank you Dave. And thank you Mike for bringing up the question.