The_Yellow_Ardvark
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I like your work and enjoy the builds you do.
A picture is worth a thousand words.
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A picture is worth a thousand words.
slim_boy_fat
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Can't do that, then I'd not be able to see the things you make. Keep 'em coming
I've yet to ignore/block another Member for their posts because I'm offended/annoyed/outraged/(insert alternatives here
) by them. Life's too short for that.That's not to say I've not been 'ignored' by others of course.....
Dr.Al
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Who said that?That's not to say I've not been 'ignored' by others of course.....
Today's little job: Make up a slide hammer to extract a bearing seal from a JCB 3CX front differential pinion shaft. Yesterdays efforts to remove this reluctant seal resulted in a broken 'seal remover' so time to make something a little more stout.
6 mm silver steel bent red hot into a hook, and threaded M6 into the end of a 7/16" bar the far end of which I welded a random 'bar end' as a stop. The sliding hammer being another 'bar end' drilled 1/2"
6 mm silver steel bent red hot into a hook, and threaded M6 into the end of a 7/16" bar the far end of which I welded a random 'bar end' as a stop. The sliding hammer being another 'bar end' drilled 1/2"
slim_boy_fat
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ihavenoidea
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Tested out some 10mm Rivets
Memmeddu
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So today's job is lose 150 euros while performing an SDS max hammer drill repair.
100 euros in parts (paid from the customer)
50 euros for my work .
Made a miserable mistake while assembling it
Destroying ball bearings ,their seats, gears, armature and motor housing.
It was going everything alright , but I've eard the characteristic sounds of broken metal , discovered the mistake .
Not what I was thinking and called the customer informing him that he will get his money and the hammer back, because it's not cost effective to repair.
(Anymore)
I've destroyed it in a split second without even be aware of what was happening.
Things that happens .
As you might understand today's not a great day
100 euros in parts (paid from the customer)
50 euros for my work .
Made a miserable mistake while assembling it
Destroying ball bearings ,their seats, gears, armature and motor housing.
It was going everything alright , but I've eard the characteristic sounds of broken metal , discovered the mistake .
Not what I was thinking and called the customer informing him that he will get his money and the hammer back, because it's not cost effective to repair.
(Anymore)
I've destroyed it in a split second without even be aware of what was happening.
Things that happens .
As you might understand today's not a great day
Hood
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Made my aux lights on the Africa Twin work as I wanted them to.
Daytime they will be at 100%
Night time when on dip they will be at 10% brightness and when on main beam they will be 100%
That is all controlled via the Hex ezCAN which I got fitted today.
Stripped off the plastics and tank.
Lengthened the aux light wires, plugged in the ezCAN to the IMU and ran all the wires to where I wanted.
Then wired the lights to the ezCAN and found a nice spot for it and fixed it down with the supplied velcro.
Daytime they will be at 100%
Night time when on dip they will be at 10% brightness and when on main beam they will be 100%
That is all controlled via the Hex ezCAN which I got fitted today.
Stripped off the plastics and tank.
Lengthened the aux light wires, plugged in the ezCAN to the IMU and ran all the wires to where I wanted.
Then wired the lights to the ezCAN and found a nice spot for it and fixed it down with the supplied velcro.
Johnnybravo
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You are missing the Iron Bru bottle holder….
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Memmeddu
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It's turbocharged
Hood
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Only if it is the full fat version, none of this sugar free crap for me.
Pete.
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Windy Miller
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I bet that made a fair old bang when it let go!
Pete.
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I lashed up a fixture to drill a ring of angled, convergent holes.
Worked a treat, I cut the disc out a month ago but couldn't figure out how to drill the holes until now. I'll reveal what it's for once I've machined the rest of it.
Worked a treat, I cut the disc out a month ago but couldn't figure out how to drill the holes until now. I'll reveal what it's for once I've machined the rest of it.
Hood
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Are the holes all the same diameter?
Hood
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Got the last bit of the right peg set up and milled.
Put it on the AFRICA Twin to see if it fitted and it did
It feels good but I will give it a bit more testing and if I still like it I will order up some 2" bar and make a couple of one piece ones up.
Put it on the AFRICA Twin to see if it fitted and it did
It feels good but I will give it a bit more testing and if I still like it I will order up some 2" bar and make a couple of one piece ones up.
