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positioner from a disk brake
easy construction of a positioner
The wooden board is the arm rest positioning a housing to be welded Have a nice welding day Dema www.ecomec.ch |
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Re: positioner from a disk brake
Looks good iam just unsure of what it is for. Are you building a
resurfacer for the rotors? |
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Re: positioner from a disk brake
He made a positioner like this...
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Re: positioner from a disk brake
Nice job.
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Re: positioner from a disk brake
Positioner looks great. You've thought of everything, including an arm rest. Is that a DC gear motor?
ZTFab, nice welds! |
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Re: positioner from a disk brake
Ok Makes perfect sense now. Thanks for the info ZTFab.
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Re: positioner from a disk brake
Nice. I made a similar positioner using a motorcycle disc and a turner from a bbq rotisserie motor/gearbox. Yours totally blows mine away, mine was a one use solution for railing pedestals. Yours is much nicer and better thought out.
Mike |
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Re: positioner from a disk brake
holy ****
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Re: positioner from a disk brake
Is a 400 V AC motor with Electronic Speed Control regulator,
with inversion of rotation by foot pedals (at the bottom of the first photo), I even use it for the drill and lathe |
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Re: positioner from a disk brake
Quote:
with inversion of rotation by foot pedals (at the bottom of the first photo), I even use it for the drill and lathe |
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