sb1 alignment
 

Hay guys anyone have any tips for getting sb1 aligned right? I got it cut right but its just a pain to get it right. Any tips welcome!

The most important thing Eternal is to make sure they run true to the BR5 and are 151mm offset from BR12. If you can move the chassis forward a bit, otherwise you'll be off the back of your build table, then draw 2 lines along the outer edge of BR5,6 and mark a line parallel to BR12 at 151mm offset. You can then hang a plumb line from the outer edge of SB1 to get your exact position for the rail. Tack them on with SB2 and check the corners are square.

All the Best.....AndyH

I clamped a short piece of 25x25 to BR5 to align at the lower edge of SB1 then clamped a longer piece to BR5 and tacked a leg to it to hold it up to reach near the top of SB1 this gets the alignment to BR5 square then tacked SB1 to BR12 and then you can check the 151mm offset and jiggle about if needed and put another couple of tacks in place.

good idea lads both are straight using a spirit level and both start at 1118mm wide but the top is 1119mm doh! think the back distance is ok heh shame i dont have a 1m tall set square. im 0.5mm out on the height but the top bar sb2 is nice and level

sorry guys another question. do i put sb2 to the front or back of sb1? and o i measure the distance of 151 from the back of sb1 or rb2? lol sorry for all these questions just wana get it right

Edit: ahh saw in that link that it was aligned to front. all looking good now. cant belive how cool its getting

:D
this brings back memories :eek:

at the time I felt like I needed 3 pairs of hands :D

keep up this pace Eternal & you,ll be asking where CP24 goes next:p


keep up the good work.

cheers
andy

where does cp24 go? :D well i only got 2 weeks holiday left so wana get it rolling by the end.

well you sure are cracking on with it,

tho I do remember how addictive it gets............." I,ll just do this tube"........."Ooh might as well do the next one too" , till the point where I used to get a text saying " Your dinner is in the dog" :D

Took me 11 weeks to have my chassis rolling with suspension & steering column fitted, you,ll be well ahead of that :cool:

CP24 is Chris,s little "Book Teaser" :D

cheers
andy

HEHHEHE ... #24 :)

I know where mine are.

TT

lol cant stop and wont stop! must cut more metal up :D

im sure i will eventualy find out where #24 goes

I know where it goes :D