Dimensioning a part is a perishable skill.
I am knocking the rust off now.
Luckily, the parts for the silencer are actually very simple.
While figuring out how to dimension some features I am reconsidering them because it'd be simpler to machine them with a different process and that changes the shape of the feature slightly.
A good example is the slots in a flash-hider. They are tapered because the cutter is tapered, a square cutter was found to get caught as the work flexed.
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