im posting up the pics now and ill include construction details later.

blast baffle = inconel, is double thickness of the other baffles
remaining baffles = 17-4

shoulder machined into baffles so spacers and baffles snap together lego-style.

need to check my plans for wall thk per parts.

Nice work delta. With number of baffles you use it definitely should sound nice.

Is the last baffle the only one with a stepped design on the inside too?

all stepped on the inside too. im not playing around here;)

tube, spacers and caps materials and spec on the way.

Looks like a 2" OD x 12" fatty
The stepped baffles worked great in my fatty can

1.80 od x 10" long

more to come.

delta9mda wrote:1.80 od x 10" long

more to come.

Tried to figure by your size of your hand for the OD, you have small hands
Just kiddin

Can we get a video of this bad bear in action?

Hi,

I like it. Not very often we can enjoy a good .300WM Can in Town, you know.

Congratulations on the Build !

Now, the fun:

When did you buy the Lathe ?, Yesterday or the day after tomorrow …

(Just Kidding, you know … Looks like a great Can so let’s all enjoy that …)

Best,

Paul

That is what I am talking about...another fine can engineered by Delta....I have heard the report on this can and believe me it is quiet....shhhhhhhh....

to be clear, i did not build this but i designed and provided plans and drawings and advice for the complete build.

the young buck that built it, Derek (Arcadiana Airboats) did a fantastic job machining and welding etc.

there will be more pics and vids coming.

I like when there are precision tools and blueprints in the background. Seems more "precise" Like when laywers have lots of law books in there offices...lol

front cap being 11 degree "crowned".

blast baffle is .12 thick
other baffles are .065 thick
spacers are .05

need to look at my plans to get the exact dims of the tube.

rqlasl wrote:I like when there are precision tools and blueprints in the background. Seems more "precise" Like when laywers have lots of law books in there offices...lol

yeah its kinda funny to see my drawings sitting on the bench. i did 1:1 pdf plans and images of the drawings in cad.

Looking good.....

here is a basic 3d section of the can

tube and front cap were to be one part but ended up doing separately and actually threaded the front cap for servicing.

Shift1 wrote:Looking good.....

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thanks, got 4-5 more in the pipe. lets see what comes next. muhawhawhawhawh (evil laugh)

redtazdog wrote:

delta9mda wrote:1.80 od x 10" long

more to come.

Tried to figure by your size of your hand for the OD, you have small hands
Just kiddin

not my hand, the machinist that made the can is the owner of the paw. dude does really really good work (as you can see),

step cone were cnc'd to perfection.

all other parts were manually done.

delta9mda wrote:

Shift1 wrote:Looking good.....

)

thanks, got 4-5 more in the pipe. lets see what comes next. muhawhawhawhawh (evil laugh)

I am seriously considering appling for number 3. These things are rather addictive.....

Shift1 wrote:

delta9mda wrote:

Shift1 wrote:Looking good.....

)

thanks, got 4-5 more in the pipe. lets see what comes next. muhawhawhawhawh (evil laugh)

I am seriously considering appling for number 3. These things are rather addictive.....

Adictive! ha ha ha I have plans for 7 more to add to the 5 i'm building now

you said it brother, im helping 3-4 other people with design and plans and then there is my 308 can and then later on a 9mm can.

seeing my drawings come to life is very satisfying. very.