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| j45on:
Nice job and great pictures :bow: Looks more interesting than my ball one I made for my car |
| jgroom:
--- Quote from: Jonny on May 18, 2011, 05:19:47 AM ---Just one small problem, the gear sticks on the wrong side. --- End quote --- How can it be on the wrong side? It's in the middle. :lol: Looks good, I'm planning to make one like J45on's for my MX-5. Cheers Jeff |
| dickda1:
Ooh! this looks so nice. I have a large Asian lathe with small levers that are probably quite adequate for smaller hands. You have inspired me to make some larger levers. Thanks. -Dick |
| Troutsqueezer:
Very nice job. Not long ago I made an aluminum steering wheel knob for my tractor. It works like a champ but the aluminum does coat my hand after a few minutes so I've taken to wearing gloves. Did you put some sort of coating on the knob? May be beneficial if you didn't. |
| rleete:
Looks nice, but try remaking it out of steel. You'll be amazed at how it seems to shift more smoothly. The weight gives it better feel. |
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