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12-01-2008 11:10 AM |
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Originally Posted by Leon
(Post 111828)
here we go, I made some alignment tools today.
It was easy to machine and thread the cones. Breaking and having to rebuild the lathe was a nightmare.
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Those turned out nice Leon... that was exactly what I was describing. Nice work :cheers:
The only thing is that I would cut a little bit off the ends of the rods... so that the last half inch or so has a half-moon cross section. Then you arrange the rods so that the flat section is facing up and it gives you more exact marks to measure with. Your call though, I am just very picky ;)
edit: did I describe that in such a way that it made sense? :idk:
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Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho
(Post 112432)
The tensioner does not move, nor does it get adjusted... hence 'the tensioner is static'.... therefore, the belt is never adjusted.
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So if the belt stretches it never gets corrected? You just replace the belt?
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Originally Posted by Leon
(Post 112559)
Used it today. Really easy to do and worked like a charm. And just as I thought, the marks on the swingarm were off.
Maybe I should make a few more and throw them up for sale.
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How much were they off? They are usually off as much as a whole mark or two.
And yes that would be a good GB idea... :cheers:
edit: 2500 posts :D
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