yes, you guessed it, i whipped up another batch of BC plates.
these ones are a lot better than my last attempt. i made them using
15mm (od) square tubing with 1.5mm wall thickness. the fat part at the
top is 5mm thick flat bar. the right angles at the bottom were cut at
45 degrees, then welded together. the end part was welded square. the
top welds between the flatbar and tubing look dodgey because of the big
difference in wall thickness, i'd either blow a hole in one wall, or
not melt the flatbar, so i had to do them like that. All up it's a
really strong rig, i doubt that they can be bent whilst BCing. the
weight for one plate is 499 grams.
and yes, i am aware there isnt a hole in it for the axle yet. i havent
built the other plate yet, i've only done one.
any comments or suggestions welcome (as long as they dont bag the [censored]
out of my welding :p)
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