EK1 L 54 and L/54 opinion

[sanya13]

Hello Guys

I have the two crosses,one of L 54 and the other L/54
one type that can be pressed the core ,of the other to core cast?
The L 54 to pressed
while the other L/54 to cast


What do you think about the two crosses ?

[sanya13]

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[Woolgar]

Both are good Sanya

Here is my example

Nick

[sanya13]

Hello Nick
you did not read my question?

Both are good Sanya

Here is my example

Nick

[Woolgar]

Hello Nick
you did not read my question?

Hi Sanya

I don't understand your question

Nick

[streptile]

Hello Nick
you did not read my question?

No need to be rude. You asked, "What do you think about the two crosses ?" and Nick answered.

No 1939 EK cores were cast, so both yours were stamped.

[5tefan]

Both cores are stamped from the same master cavity type.
The different could be the sheet metal thickness or the power of the strokes, wearout and/or punched from more than one identical cavity.

See BeCo [L/57] & [L/54]

[sanya13]

Hí Stefan
Yes I know used this core the Boerger & Co.
here is example a picture mine cross L/57 - L/54 core
I thought that in a different manner, are made the cores

Both cores are stamped from the same master cavity type.
The different could be the sheet metal thickness or the power of the strokes, wearout and/or punched from more than one identical cavity.

See BeCo [L/57] & [L/54]

[Exile]

No need to be rude. You asked, "What do you think about the two crosses ?" and Nick answered.

No 1939 EK cores were cast, so both yours were stamped.

To be fair I don't think he was being rude and he did ask two different questions in his post, only one of which Nick answered.

A misunderstanding due to the language barrier I would think.

Matt

[sanya13]

Hí Trevor
I hurt someone?
BRSanya

No need to be rude. You asked, "What do you think about the two crosses ?" and Nick answered.

No 1939 EK cores were cast, so both yours were stamped.