Something like this Alex?
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Something like this Alex?
https://68.media.tumblr.com/6af3220b...nf23o1_540.png
https://68.media.tumblr.com/ff38f070...nf23o2_540.png
I see, well there is no harm in having spares.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andy
The first is better. Alex is on about the same as i was, not presenting something for a spinner to chew on i.e a sharp edge.
some good feedback here thanks guys.
melted the nuts into the spare wheels and also sanded down the wheel ready for the tire tread.
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Oh wow how did u melt the nuts in and where did you get them? I've not been brave enough to try yet lol. Is that a cheeky bit of gta going on there :P
I followed this guide by Ellis but without a pillar drill: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcII...cEveUFO_-4neUo
I used a old drill motor shaft fitted into a drill chuck and pressed the heated nut in.
I got my nuts here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1811604491...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
They are 3/8 unf hex nuts.
yes I'm watching a lets play as I work.
Popped over to my local Halfords and got a bike tyre for tread to add to the wheels.
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Considering you made them without a pillar drill, how much wobble do the wheels have? I was tempted to do this myself, but wasn't sure how well it'd turn out.
There really isn't any, the drill shaft I use to hold the nut when I heat it and press it in has a section I can use to align against the bore to keep it straight as it cools.Quote:
Originally Posted by TeamPsyclone