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L.Zt.Z. 67 rescue

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UBIQUE
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I was kindly given a very relic L.Zt.Z. 67 fuze by a fellow bocn member. Used in the German SD 2 butterfly bombs i wasnt really sure if i could do anything with it but after finally getting it to pieces and a good cleaning and a couple of minor parts having to be remade ,tiny screws that hold the main spring cover on and a "decorative" mainspring to sit in place of the original which was in 100s of pieces as you will see in the photos i think its come out ok , the fuze body was very rotted so i cut out the rotted parts which also helps as a cutaway,
Regards
Allan
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Amazing, really, from what you started with. If you you don't mind a question from a tyro- how did you deal with the corrosion on the steel bits? Some chemical process or sandpaper and elbow grease?
 
Amazing, really, from what you started with. If you you don't mind a question from a tyro- how did you deal with the corrosion on the steel bits? Some chemical process or sandpaper and elbow grease?
Thanks for all the comments ,
Ref cleaning mostly fine sandpaper and elbow grease..
Allan
 
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