Hello again!! In fact it is to bad that we are to far apart. Each time I watch or ''rewatch'' these videos I feel it more. Anyway. the thickness of the metal of these cans, and its softness make this ideals to end problems of fitness as for exemple if a barrel does not fit a little forced to the frame on a revolver replica. Or on other parts in replica guns or other things as well. As I am in a country where parts are hard to find, and expensive sometimes, I have to get them from another sources and then modify them. Little bolts (for 1911 grips and alike)comes from old house interruptors, electric sockets, and damaged home circuit breakers, also bring some interesting components that you will use. Please check this and let me know when possible, if this is not too much asking. Those computer dust printers also have lots of parts for electric replicas ( but I do not like electric replicas, and unfortunately I do not know nothing of electronics so far) but they got lots of springs that despite of having strange shapes, may have lots of use on replicas. As well as theis small and tiny small bolts, nuts, metal or plastic frames supports, brackets, and so on, The dust ink cassets also have plastic gears, that may be used or replicas, but I do not know for sure, and they have an aluminium cilindrical tube, that can become a silencer or other part, funny springs, and a magnetic axle. Here there is a big problem: the super thin dust. And I can not get rid of this, how I wish I could find some help here. I got around 400 cassets for disassemlbing...