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Penny Farthing Bicycle
Stilldrillin:
It's a horrible feeling, when a thread grabs. :(
Oh, b...er! If only, I'd not......... :palm: :bang: :bang:
The handlebar assembly looks fabulous Wes! :clap: :clap: :thumbup:
David D
Powder Keg:
Working on the pedal cranks today\o/ There is only one straight part on this whole thing. So We'll use that to indicate the crank in. Here's my trusty old indicator. I like this one, it has ruby jewels in the side:o)
All indicated in I move to the opposite end of the crank and using a slitting saw cut a slot so the cranks will clamp onto the crank shaft.
This is one of the things that has been taking up some of my time. I put tin on the back of my shop. It was used, but free:o) It will look fine with a fresh coat of paint.
In front, on each side of the big door and rhubarb, there are giant sunflowers planted. I can't wait for them to start growing:o)
~Wes~
Powder Keg:
Crank arms are nearly done:o) Tonight I started by thinning up the end where the pedals attach.
To make it a little fancy I used a ball mill to mill a groove into the back side of the arm.
To set final depth of the groove I just used a piece of paper to set the clearance at the bottom of the cutter.
Then I set the angle that the back side of the arm would be milled to.
I then milled the excess aluminum off:o)
I'll post a picture of the crank arms tomorrow. They are nearly done\o/
~Wes~
Rob.Wilson:
:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: cracking thread Wes :thumbup:
Allot of very fine machining and fab work :med:
Rob
Powder Keg:
Thanks Rob:o)
Here is a picture of the crank arms. I still need to clean them up some. I did get the key ways broached. We only had a plug set up for 3/16" keys. That will have to work:o)
I think all I have it to key the shaft and make a couple spacers and the front hub assembly is done\o/
~Wes~
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