4200 Replacement "Pattern" Gearknob Group Buy

skyestuart

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What number of buyers do we need to get to, for the price to be nearer £100 than £200? While my knob is in excellent condition, I would hate for signs of wear to develop after my excessive polishing? I currently have splinters on my backside, from sitting on the fence here, but think this might be worth it, if the price was more in line with a budget SWMBO would approve.
Be careful ... Excessive polishing of your knob whilst sitting on a fence sounds a risky business to me :)
 

FIFTY

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I'm keen for a spare too. Got a CF one on my 4200 atm.

  • Fifty
  • TimR
  • Masertel
  • Oishi
  • MrRaffles
  • David Chapman (FB Group)
  • Gary Neil Wilkins (FB Group)
  • Redsonnylee (for a friend not on the forum)
  • Marco Cerqueira (FB Group)
  • My friend in the USA who would like to stay anonymous
  • Vampyrebat
  • Angelus
  • Corranga
  • LTChip (ML)
  • Koz
  • KJLYNN (ML)
  • Piedro
  • Dan Partner (FB group)
  • Andrew Haine (FB group)
  • Timm
  • ddew (ML)
  • leon2@tpg.com.au
 

FIFTY

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  1. Fifty
  2. TimR
  3. Masertel(SM)
  4. Oishi
  5. MrRaffles(SM)
  6. David Chapman (FB Group)
  7. Gary Neil Wilkins (FB Group)
  8. Redsonnylee (for a friend not on the forum)
  9. Marco Cerqueira (FB Group)
  10. My friend in the USA who would like to stay anonymous
  11. Vampyrebat(SM)
  12. Angelus(SM)
  13. Corranga(SM)
  14. LTChip (ML)
  15. Koz(SM)
  16. KJLYNN (ML)
  17. Piedro(SM)
  18. Dan Partner (FB group)
  19. Andrew Haine (FB group)
  20. Timm (SM)
  21. ddew (ML)
  22. leon2@tpg.com.au
  23. 02.4200.gt (SM)
 

TimR

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  1. Fifty
  2. TimR
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  4. Oishi
  5. MrRaffles(SM)
  6. David Chapman (FB Group)
  7. Gary Neil Wilkins (FB Group)
  8. Redsonnylee (for a friend not on the forum)
  9. Marco Cerqueira (FB Group)
  10. My friend in the USA who would like to stay anonymous
  11. Vampyrebat(SM)
  12. Angelus(SM)
  13. Corranga(SM)
  14. LTChip (ML)
  15. Koz(SM)
  16. KJLYNN (ML)
  17. Piedro(SM)
  18. Dan Partner (FB group)
  19. Andrew Haine (FB group)
  20. Timm (SM)
  21. ddew (ML)
  22. leon2@tpg.com.au
  23. 02.4200.gt (SM)
  24. MDVoz (ML)
 

FIFTY

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Hi everyone

Sorry for the radio silence. This project sadly fell appart because the supplier pulled put a few months ago...

I had shelved this for a few months while I got the Torque Tube on my 4200 refurbished which was a more important project than a fresh shifter.

Now the tube is restored and my car is finally being reassembled I have put a few calls in and a very local engineering company seems eager to help

As before getting the shifter design into 3D CAD is proving challenging. I know how to do 2D CAD but do not have the software for 3D/Solid works and all of the colleagues I know in design at work don't have access to it either. There is one chap at work who might be willing to help but annoyingly I do not know him at all.

I have a meeting with the engineering company on Monday 18th October to discuss the options but it's looking likely I'll have to pay a third party to 3D scan it and add in the features such as the H pattern

I'll update once I know more.
 

Oishi

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Fernando, my dance card is kinda full right now, but I am a cnc programmer, and I have a nos briarwood knob to copy. If you need some help with this let me know.
 

FIFTY

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Fernando, my dance card is kinda full right now, but I am a cnc programmer, and I have a nos briarwood knob to copy. If you need some help with this let me know.

Thank you for the offer.

I just sent through all the details to a local engineering consultancy who said they will quote me on 3D scanning the gearknob and doing the CAD work

If it doesn't cost an arm and a leg I'll go ahead with it and recoup the costs through the group buy based on what the CNC guys quote on the 18th October

Depending on all of that I might come back to you
 

Gazcw

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Hi everyone

Sorry for the radio silence. This project sadly fell appart because the supplier pulled put a few months ago...

I had shelved this for a few months while I got the Torque Tube on my 4200 refurbished which was a more important project than a fresh shifter.

Now the tube is restored and my car is finally being reassembled I have put a few calls in and a very local engineering company seems eager to help

As before getting the shifter design into 3D CAD is proving challenging. I know how to do 2D CAD but do not have the software for 3D/Solid works and all of the colleagues I know in design at work don't have access to it either. There is one chap at work who might be willing to help but annoyingly I do not know him at all.

I have a meeting with the engineering company on Monday 18th October to discuss the options but it's looking likely I'll have to pay a third party to 3D scan it and add in the features such as the H pattern

I'll update once I know more.
Why not speak to Stindigs contacts and have a machined aluminium knob?