Originally posted by Gauss
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No need to stress , nobody is not attacking you, only the so called "Knight" and his group.
Keeley and his devices are indeed complex. As are the principles by which they operate. However, if he was able to construct them in the late 19th century with hand tools and lathes, I suspect it shouldn't be too much of a challenge for todays machinists to replicate, not to mention cheaper. I'm not saying they will work as expected, Keeley never taught anyone how to do what he did. (That we know of)
Cheers,
Steve
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