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Old 10th November 2009, 11:36 PM
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hi andy thank you for your answer I was just wondering if there was any measurment from the front of ff4 to the intersection point of u1 and tr1 just to make sure it correctly positioned
ah, i see what you mean now Martin, sorry, last night as i mentioned i was tired .

for the measurement you are looking for i used the center diagram on page 38 fig 4.8.
in the center diagram using the dimensions of 2360 minus 2095 = 265 ( total length of bottom of chassis V length of bottom of chassis to forward face of U1 & 2 ) then subtract 75 from 265 =190

so the intersection of the front point of U1 U2 under the TR1 & TR2 rails is 190mm rearwards from the front face of the front frame part FF4,

make sure you take the 190mm from FF4 & not FF1 as they are 75mm apart due to the "lean back effect" of the whole front frame.

i hope this helps.

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Old 11th November 2009, 09:07 PM
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ah, i see what you mean now Martin, sorry, last night as i mentioned i was tired .

for the measurement you are looking for i used the center diagram on page 38 fig 4.8.
in the center diagram using the dimensions of 2360 minus 2095 = 265 ( total length of bottom of chassis V length of bottom of chassis to forward face of U1 & 2 ) then subtract 75 from 265 =190

so the intersection of the front point of U1 U2 under the TR1 & TR2 rails is 190mm rearwards from the front face of the front frame part FF4,

make sure you take the 190mm from FF4 & not FF1 as they are 75mm apart due to the "lean back effect" of the whole front frame.

i hope this helps.

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Hi Andy maybe it was the way I first explained it thanks for the help roll on sunday
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Old 22nd November 2009, 09:24 PM
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Hi Andy maybe it was the way I first explained it thanks for the help roll on sunday
Decent progress today perfect weather for working in the garage with the help of an early christmass present

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Old 22nd November 2009, 09:30 PM
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chassis is looking great, its quite a satisfying feeling when the chassis grows in height

is the christmas prezzie the compound saw?

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Old 22nd November 2009, 10:11 PM
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Martin,

Looking good mate. We are not a million miles apart when it comes to progress.

I really must get into the garage and start welding the 3GE chassis plates on, arm is a little tight today.

Now, am I missing something, but there is one you prepared earlier in the background!
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Old 22nd November 2009, 11:37 PM
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Martin,

Looking good mate. We are not a million miles apart when it comes to progress.

I really must get into the garage and start welding the 3GE chassis plates on, arm is a little tight today.

Now, am I missing something, but there is one you prepared earlier in the background!
Hi guys yes it is a compound band saw wife asked what I wanted for xmass and I just happened to have looking at this saw and I mensioned it and she said that I could have it so happy days. The other car is a lowcost which is 95% finished started it about 7 years ago but life got in the way .no one I know has one and parts are hard to find except in the uk
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Old 23rd November 2009, 07:50 AM
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looking good martin,
nice saw too, your spoiled!
wat parts are needed to finish the locost?

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