That sounds great You need to get moving on her, the next biggey is coming over here, to see all the sights
Dave
That sounds great You need to get moving on her, the next biggey is coming over here, to see all the sights
I know. Heading across the pond will create a huge dent in my shop time for sure, but really looking forward to it!jeepfinger wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2019 11:09 am
That sounds great You need to get moving on her, the next biggey is coming over here, to see all the sights
Dave
Thanks! Yes, it feels good to finally have some time to get a few things knocked out.
Thanks Mark. I do remember that thread. Not too bad to form the radius' I need.tractor12 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 23, 2019 4:23 pmJohn there is a shop that is producing the belt line by the foot if you need it. Was posted on the power wagon forum a few months back
https://www.dodgepowerwagon.com/pw/index.html
Thank you Bob! On the rotisserie, I don't really use the bars other than to keep the rotating section from coming out of the bore. I don't think I would be strong enough to rotate it with just the bar unless they were about three feet long or longer. I just use my foot to rotate it now. Steering wheel might be a little too small as well.chibobber wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 8:05 pmZeph,
Great job so far. I was sitting and thinking,which can be dangerous. I was looking at your body rotisserie and thinking of a better way to rotate the fixture. Instead of a bar,why not use a wheel. I think one could be made by adapting a 5 spoke steel boat steering wheel.They are relatively cheap at about $40. Looks like it would be easy to adapt to the mount. Well time to go get into another flight helmet project to occupy my mind.
Keep up the good work,aways a pleasure to see your progress.
Bob
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