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Hi all,
this is the Japanese WW II type 88 short delay nose fuze, used in HE-projectiles for the 57mm , 70mm, 75mm & 105mm guns. I made it this week!
Enjoy! :tinysmile_twink_t:
Mrfuze, USA
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Type 88 short delay (gun type) fuze, 1, cut, JA.jpg
That is another excellent job Erhard. I really enjoy seeing your handy work.
In order to sectionize a fuze it firstly must be diassembled and components that aren't to be cut, tempoary removed. Do you use any specialist tools for this job and are there any special tricks?
I have a whole heap of Japanese fuzes that I would like to disassemble but am lacking the correct tools etc. I don't like resorting to heavy handed tactics such as vice grips etc as that just destroys.
regarding the tools,
I have of course all needle type pliers you can think of , also plastic coated pliers from Germany etc. I also made myself special tools for special purposes. If some parts are heavily tight and if I am certain there are no explosives left, I warm the housing up with a heat pistol, that helps a lot especially for the newer fuzes. And of course....MO40......!!
Mrfuze, USA
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