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Old 23-06-17, 12:33
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I agree with Jonathan, much easier and quicker to do it with a grinder freehand and with a bit of care you won't be able to tell the difference. If you do it in the lathe you will still have to remove the sharp edge with either a file or grinder and flapwheel so some craftsmanship still needed.

Were the Australian bridging disks just flat metal as in the photo above or did they not have a profiled edge like the British ones ?

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Old 23-06-17, 21:46
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Jacques,

I have a disc I believe is genuine item, around here somewhere.

You are welcome to have it, once found.

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