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4 hours ago, john.r.davies said:

Marco,

You asked above about how to "wire the edge" of a flat panel, to enclose a wire for stiffness and to protect the fingers.

See: http://wiki.dtonline.org/index.php/Wired_Edge

Looks like you allowed a little too much for the wire. As said on that page it's 2.5 x the wire diameter.

Good luck!

John

 

Good bench mark allowance 2.5 times.

for specific angles in differeing material thicknesses the   Bend allowance tables are your friend.

https://www.machinemfg.com/bend-allowance-formula/

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15 hours ago, John Morrison said:

Hi Marco, 

check this one out on wired edges - all you need is a hammer!

John.

 

 

Wired edges went out with the end of TR3B production Im afraid.

Stuart.

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Excellent work Marco, your problem solving skills have come to good use here.

Mick Richards 

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Thanks all for your laud,

that gives me some new drive and a good progress for today

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My idea is to make "the bell" butt-welded (correct term?) or hard soldered, but all other parts connected with overlap and rivets.

 

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Marco,

I don’t mean to be nosey, but…

What is that thing in the photos, up against the wall, with all the pipes and green taps attached.

And what does the tray do that is underneath them?

And the tap at the right-hand side. What is that for?

I just can’t work it out.

Charlie.

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9 minutes ago, Charlie D said:

Marco,

I don’t mean to be nosey, but…

What is that thing in the photos, up against the wall, with all the pipes and green taps attached.

And what does the tray do that is underneath them?

And the tap at the right-hand side. What is that for?

I just can’t work it out.

Charlie.

:lol:

That is our trinking water distrubtor with 3 lines (cold water gerneral, cold water refill of the cistern, cold water to trinking water boiler)

The tray is to get the lines empty in the case of a repair via the small green taps, the tap right is 3/4" with a "Gardena" fitting (shure you know) to plug a hose.

Right is the pressure reducers with back flashable trinking water filter.

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17 minutes ago, john.r.davies said:

Very nicely ("nicely" = exact, well fitting) done!   But Marco, where does the stick go?

Cut out I make later suitable to the MX5 shifter housing, currently the gearbox is out of the car

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2 hours ago, Z320 said:

Cut out I make later suitable to the MX5 shifter housing, currently the gearbox is out of the car

And there was me thinking you had gone for a ZF 8 speed auto.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars/car-technology/a27332349/why-so-many-carmakers-use-zfs-eight-speed-automatic/

 

 

 

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On 12/24/2023 at 1:22 PM, BlueTR3A-5EKT said:

Good god, that looks scarily complicated.

Ralph

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56 minutes ago, Ralph Whitaker said:

Good god, that looks scarily complicated.

Ralph

I think that’s the gearbox in my BMW 650i , slinky smooth, and very punchy in Sport and Manual modes, bit different to the TR3a !!

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