I'm finally getting another G40 in a few weeks (woop woop, been a few years!) but the charger needs serviced (and it'll be ported as much as poss
). I've spent the past couple of hours reading up on who reccomends what, and where and tbh, I'm starting to wonder why no one has (or if it's even possible to) create a program on a milling machine to machine the casings out perfectly?
Admittedly I've never had a charger apart but it's about the only thing that I'm not extremely familiar with on a G40 (ironic really, huh?)
Is it possible to do? If so, I'd like to try and have a go at it at some point.
I'll probably do mine myself by hand, but I'm thinking for the future, to ensure reliable, accurate tolerances as opposed to Mr A taking x amount too much out and Mr B taking too little- why not make it consistent?
I'm not sure if it's even possible (may be that bits that need ground away aren't accessable by a machine tool?