Some parallax adjustment wheels are crazy expensive, anyone have a parallax adjustment wheels that you made from a premade wheel out there and made it fit cleanly?
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Reasonable priced DIY parallax adjustment wheels
- Thread starter Goldwing
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If you are looking for a reasonably priced, nice 3D printed wheel, maybe PM AGN member rc4fun and see if he either has, or can make one to fit your scope.
I've got a couple of his wheels for the AimSports Alpha 6 scopes and they do the job nicely, and for a good price. Albeit my needs are simple.
I've got a couple of his wheels for the AimSports Alpha 6 scopes and they do the job nicely, and for a good price. Albeit my needs are simple.
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Yes. I have used the 80mm UTG wheel on several scopes and they fit very good.
Your first photo shows the rubber insert for the UTG wheel which has 16 points.
If my scope has say 12 points I make a drawing like this:
transfer the points to the rubber insert and use it as a guide to Dremel the insert to fit that scope. Never screwed one up yet. I never cut the metal.
Here are some examples:
The UTG wheel also has a nice flat around the rim to place a yardage marker tape.
Your first photo shows the rubber insert for the UTG wheel which has 16 points.
If my scope has say 12 points I make a drawing like this:
transfer the points to the rubber insert and use it as a guide to Dremel the insert to fit that scope. Never screwed one up yet. I never cut the metal.
Here are some examples:
The UTG wheel also has a nice flat around the rim to place a yardage marker tape.
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Goldwing - Here is a drawing I made for the 80mm wheel for use on my Element Helix 6-24 SFP.
Pretty sure it won't fit any other scope.
It may or may not come out to the correct scale if you reprint it. If you do use it check that the left line is 8 21/32". I print it out on plain paper and cut out the numbers on the right just inside the vertical lines. Glue it to the wheel with Elmers and give it a couple coats clear nail polish.
Hope this helps.
Pretty sure it won't fit any other scope.
It may or may not come out to the correct scale if you reprint it. If you do use it check that the left line is 8 21/32". I print it out on plain paper and cut out the numbers on the right just inside the vertical lines. Glue it to the wheel with Elmers and give it a couple coats clear nail polish.
Hope this helps.
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