here is a web album to show the progress of the current bike. I'll try
to keep the photo album up to date
http://picasaweb.google.com/dirk.bonne/Python2009?feat=directlink
Dirk
Anthony Spangler wrote:
Thanks for posting the photo, Dirk! Actually seeing a jig makes it
clear. I have collected most of the parts I will need but I am still
trying to figure out how to lay things out, and this is very helpful!
Best Regards,
Tony
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 4:55 PM, Dirk Bonné <dirk.bonne@xxxxxxx
<mailto:dirk.bonne@xxxxxxx>> wrote:
Rhisiart Gwilym wrote:
> One point worth offering to anyone contemplating a first build: even
> if you think you'll only build one (and probably you won't;
you'll get
> the bug) it's worth taking the time to build a jig.
This does not take necesarily a long time to do. See attached
photo for
the grid I have used for the front part of my new bike.
It is just a some board. On the right underground it is completely
flat.
You can just draw on it and you can project the drawn lines up in the
air using a square. In combination with a (precise) bench drill
you get
a long way.
Dirk
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