I bought, a looong time ago, all three sizes of kits from PMR. When I bought them they included the castings of the body,handle castings, and brass hex for the nuts and bonnet. Missing was the 303 stainless needed for the spindle. The drawings are pretty straight forward and they show both a right angle as well as a straight thru version. I opened one of my kits and the contents are shown below:
A finished example, in 1/4", is shown on a Tiny Power H10:
The biggest problem in machining the valve parts is holding the globe casting. I couldn't find the jig I built to hold the globe, but I found my plumbing fittings jig. The jigs are the same except for the ball end mill cut at the intersection of the thru holes in the jig. The jig shown below will hold most of the pipe fittings supplied "rough" on a tree. The two blocks were clamped together with a spacer and the registration holes were drilled, pins were glued in with locktite. The lip fits over the stationary vice jaw and I put a drop of super glue on it to make it stay on the vice. Holes were drilled two sizes to hold the castings:
The jig allows rotating the parts to first clean them up, then drill them, then thread with a model taper pipe tap:
Top view showing a Tee, I did all the work thru the top hole:
End view, you can see the lip that fits over the vise jaw:
Hope this is of some use, my biggest worry is that they have changed the kit's contents over the years...
Thanks
MikeR C