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    Default Eureka!!

    Well, after deciding that the what the kit suggested I decided to do a little bashing. After much experimentation and tinkering, I've finally got a system that seems to work. A little cleaning up to do and it'll look a lot better after painting. I've only got one side working so far, but now that the hard work (experimentation) is done I expect the other side to go quickly.

    Cheers,
    Dave
    Last edited by Dave Rees; 07-04-2006 at 12:47 PM.

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    Pretty cool Dave!

    What are you building? Corsair?
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    Scott

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    Way cool, are you using some sort of sequencer for the doors?

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    That's dead sexy!

    It looks to me like the doors are all mechanical. (That's also what Dave said he was planning to do).

    I bet you Broc is pretty bored watching his master giggle like a small child while spending his afternoon watching this strange mechancal contraption go back and forth. You should take him out for a walk Dave... enjoy the sunshine.

    Tom

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    Scott, thanks! Yep it's a Corsair that has been on the bench for too long.

    Corey, all mechanical.

    Lot's of variables for this feeble brain to figure out. Finally after 3 weeks of tinkering (thus the title of this thread) got it to work out. The other side was done in about 2 days As you can see from the pics, it's a lot neater than the first side so I'll go back and tidy things up a bit. On the "gear-up" cycle, there is something binding slightly still. On the "gear-down" cycle, they're a little slow for my taste but, I'll get those issues worked out and life will, once again, be good.

    Cheers,
    Dave
    Last edited by Dave Rees; 07-04-2006 at 12:47 PM.

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    Two short vids and a shot of my workshop buddy!!

    Cheers,
    Dave
    Last edited by Dave Rees; 07-04-2006 at 12:47 PM.

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    Very short...

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Weekes
    Very short...
    SmartA***ss

    Check again.

    Dave

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    Nicely done sir!... A very simple mechanical way to do the doors... I like it.

    When does she go in for painting?

    Tom

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    Thanks Tom,

    The "to-do" list is getting shorter and shorter, which is a good thing If all goes well in the next couple of days I should have it ready to paint by mid next week. Watch this space!

    Cheers,
    Dave

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