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Reply to "Advice needed, Postwar chassis to shell screw Alignment"

the simplistic chassis photos are included Below.

OK! So I was not able to fit a light source inside the closed shell on chassis.

so I staged the photos lit from the front with my cell phone flashlight.

in addition I surmised that the shell might have some basilar irregularity. 

so I have an industrial flat piece of aluminum (a fast track template turned upside down) And placed the shell on it for a movie. Front on, and to the side view. What do you think?

first the photos.FEB4907F-8A27-4141-8E3A-D5DED96DAC05BCC8C8A1-6E42-4186-85B3-57941A92FCE7D83B37B4-B6BB-4F33-A43D-F1833DFDBC24

look at the space on the chassis to shell relationship. So there is the screw hole misaligned.FC4B62F8-402E-491B-BEEB-D2FBC95D6F45

now the same with a shell being pushed down on the chassis. The alignment is improved but not true.CB00765D-32E2-462F-891E-89A2C6F5430E

The other end with the shell Firmly  pushed down, Right side slightly off the chassis. misaligned hole evident.

 

next up the shell movie.

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