Herr Dr. Professor wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 2:11 am Oh, shucks! I forgot to add the rule about finishing early...
Those who finish the Winter Build early have to send $500 or the equivalent in their country's currency to those who have not finished yet.
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[D-Day] M32 ARV
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First coat of paint.
Boy there are a bunch of parts to paint.
Boy there are a bunch of parts to paint.
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Still have a bit to go. Chock blocks, snatch block pulleys, stand off bar, vise, head lights and a few other things.
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Eric, this is an amazing accomplishment, so interesting, unique--and the dang thing works, too! I am dumbfounded, lost for words to adequately applaud your success.
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That looks just amazing
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Thanks Doc and Panzermechaniker (in the future P.M).
These may take a couple days. Some pictures show these ARVs with four of the pulleys/snatch blocks and most pictures show just two. If nothing else I may have a spare pair for another build.
Glued up 4 twin disc .060 (1.5mm) and mounted them on a 4mm screw.
Made them a bit more round and then cut a groove between the glued disc.
Added a 4mm brass bushing to reduce the 2.4mm shaft I plan to use and to add some space between the pulley covers.
These may take a couple days. Some pictures show these ARVs with four of the pulleys/snatch blocks and most pictures show just two. If nothing else I may have a spare pair for another build.
Glued up 4 twin disc .060 (1.5mm) and mounted them on a 4mm screw.
Made them a bit more round and then cut a groove between the glued disc.
Added a 4mm brass bushing to reduce the 2.4mm shaft I plan to use and to add some space between the pulley covers.
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Made one copied it three times then modified the pattern for the back plate. The "X" gives me reference to the top side as I assemble them (in case my holes are not perfectly mirrored). Assembled all eight pieces and ran them through the belt sander.
This is as far as I'm going until I work out the front and rear straps and hooks.
Started some brackets. 0.45mm/.018" aluminum.
This is as far as I'm going until I work out the front and rear straps and hooks.
Started some brackets. 0.45mm/.018" aluminum.
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Slight redesign. Shortened the back plate a little. The bushing in the sheave (pulley) is now a spacer and axle. Pulley has been drilled to float on the bushing. A styrene tube is added to the bottom and screws are used to fasten the bits.
Now on to the hook...
Now on to the hook...
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First (and only so far) hook. I'm considering alternatives.
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