John Prentice wrote: > From: "John Thornton"<[email protected]> >> IIRC Jeff Eppler cut a fusee for a mousetrap powered car... > > Sadly a fusee for clock work needs a curved profile to match spring forces > rather than straight line. > > I think they are hard to cut on a CNC lathe although reasonably easy to mill > with a 4th axis - apart from the required overhang on a small diameter mill.
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