Turned a brass disc, dished with a form tool, and tapped M3. Bonded a grub screw in place and used it as a bolt to secure the wheel hub in place.
When all is painted up think this will look pretty accurate.
KIT No. 98 BUILD
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mick whittingham
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Re: KIT No. 98 BUILD
A little turning job this morning made the rear hub centres to mimic the half shaft flanges.
Turned a brass disc, dished with a form tool, and tapped M3. Bonded a grub screw in place and used it as a bolt to secure the wheel hub in place.
When all is painted up think this will look pretty accurate.
Turned a brass disc, dished with a form tool, and tapped M3. Bonded a grub screw in place and used it as a bolt to secure the wheel hub in place.
When all is painted up think this will look pretty accurate.
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mick whittingham
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mick whittingham
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Re: KIT No. 98 BUILD
Made a start on the front wheel hubs, I want to try and replicate the centre boss of the bearing carrier.
I'm turning a brass disc then milling and shaping it to look the way I want.
I will make the bearing dust cap from steel with a threaded bolt to retain the kit hubs on the bearing shaft.
I'm turning a brass disc then milling and shaping it to look the way I want.