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Old 10th June 2012, 09:31 AM
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Thank you for the comment Andy, very nice to hear, especially from you
TT, yes, I'm all for Open Source softwares and I'm a big defender of them (I used Blender 3D and Inkscape to draw the pedal box), and I like this conception applied to the Roadster. So yes, of course I'll share the design (if people are interested ?). I'll prepare a file with all the specs of the pedal box, and we'll see with you guys and the moderators if we put it in the amendments section, as I think it is more than an amendment because all the dimensions change with the straight pedal arms.
Ah ah ah Kev, yes, heavy duty Terminator thingy : you can drive it with your Steel Toe Dr Marteens shoes ! Thanks mate
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Old 10th June 2012, 09:46 AM
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Hi there this looks good, this solves the problem that i faced which was cutting the 5mm plates for the pedals neatly without the use of heavy machinery
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Brilliant piece of work and "recycling",I wonder that no one has used one piece of plate for the whole pedal box and column mount.
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Old 20th June 2012, 07:11 PM
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Hi,
I finally finished the construction guide of the pedal box with explanations, all measurements and so on. It is for now available for free download on Google document at this link:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-i...WdrUEhtZjZHalk

1:1 scaled svg and pdf files are available on request by email.

I want to apology for my English in the guide, you know I'm French...
If anyone wants to help me tu put it in a better English, I can send the text files for correction and reintegrate them in the guide.

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Old 3rd July 2012, 09:46 AM
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Hi,
Just a conclusion to this thread by showing pictures of the finished Pedal-Box, with master cylinder installed, panted and with 3M anti-slide tape (sorry, I don't know if it is the proper word) on the clutch and brake pedal foot pads as it is compulsory here, in Sweden.

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I'm not happy with the result of the painting (glossy black Hammerite), as you see the brush marks, and it easily makes drops. But it is done now, and the Pedal-Box will not be the most visible part of the car

But the 3M tape is outstanding

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My Pedal box all done just waiting to get the master cylinder and thenget it painted.

One item i have changed is the M6 nut welded on the bottom of each pedal, I used 25 x 25 x 6mm plate rounded off and tapped an M6 hole as the nuts were melting through. plus it gave me a bit more room for a lock nut.

Cheers again for the drawing.
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One item i have changed is the M6 nut welded on the bottom of each pedal, I used 25 x 25 x 6mm plate rounded off and tapped an M6 hole as the nuts were melting through. plus it gave me a bit more room for a lock nut.
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Sounds like a very good option
Could you post pictures of it when it is finished? I'd really like to see how it looks.
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