Bad news - Broken Part on my VII

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Shop_Smith_Poppi
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mickyd wrote:So who's the person in the background of the picture??

Yippie yippie dippie hippies! It is I behind the part!

I am confused and a picture would be good thanks.
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Interesting challenge.......Could you make a repair with Alumalloy and then grind it to shape like the other two slots?
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Shop_Smith_Poppi wrote:Yippie yippie dippie hippies! It is I behind the part!

I am confused and a picture would be good thanks.
In the drawing below notice the hole nearest to the center line of the newpart is located 1/4 of the diameter of the hole off the center line. This allows 'fine' adjustment of the location of the hole to be used in the slot. It is not symmetrical so flipping the part end for end will provide additional hole locations.

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It may be easier to 'patch the original part with some of the compounds suggested. I have no experience with them.
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