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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: Munnyella on March 01, 2014, 06:54 PM
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Not as impressive as `the lunchtime stem' but I like it!!
(http://i695.photobucket.com/albums/vv320/munnyella/IMG_1270_zps65b4abe5.jpg) (http://s695.photobucket.com/user/munnyella/media/IMG_1270_zps65b4abe5.jpg.html)
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I bought the lumps of billet to do this when I was building my last ally Pork, but never got around to doing it, but i'd got a bit of `me' time today and was already empty, so went into the cave for a tinker!!
All done with a cordless drill, a belt sander and my bench grinder.
Fits a 31.8 frame, 27.2 seat post size, so may go on my retro ripper.
Got a few more blocks left, so may try a few more with a bit more shape!
MM
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Nice one Mark, it needs an angry face >:( engraving on the front.
I imagine you working in a cold, spartan workcave, generating your own leccy with a foot pedal operated dynamo, humming the Slovakian national anthem. ;D
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Nice one Mark, it needs an angry face >:( engraving on the front.
I imagine you working in a cold, spartan workcave, generating your own leccy with a foot pedal operated dynamo, humming the Slovakian national anthem. ;D
I'm not Jim Oldtired Ben!!!
We have hot and cold running gas and electric down in the Isle of Leicester!!!
MM
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Top work Mark :daumenhoch:
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rigged up a big wheel now , the dog runs, wheel turns n the leccy flows :daumenhoch: ;D
top tinkers munners ,
possible clearance issue with the bolt maybe? just thunking the thread may encroach on the radius when its nipped up, worth checking if your bunging it on an alloy frame ,
worthy of an LLP branding though , :daumenhoch:
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Top tinkering :daumenhoch:
But how did you cut the slot with only a cordless drill, belt sander and bench grinder to hand?
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I got the wife to give it one of her`looks'!!
No, I used a junior hacksaw and a small flat file, forgot to add them to the list, along with pliers, allen keys and a dob of peek!!
MM
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Nice looking clamp, well done. :) :daumenhoch:
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Think you should initial it M M on the back 2 squares, Griff crayon style of course ;)
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That's how Tuf-Neck should have made seat clamps BITD as I think they would make a great accompaniment to their stems.
:coolsmiley:
Maybe some grainning top and bottom with smooth sides :chin:
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Nice work Mark :4_17_5: