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On the crank (sheet 8) there is a .5" diameter pin. If this pin is positioned to give a 2" vertical stroke, then the distance from the outside of the pin to the center of the crank is 1.25". The out side of the pin will 'scribe' a 2.5" diameter circle.
The yoke (sheet 9) shows an area "Mill out this area" 2.125" x .5" the length needs to be increased to at least 2.5" to accommodate when the pin is at 3'o clock and 9'o clock. 

Smiley-eatdrink004 
DaveH
Also I have a question on the Yoke Shafts (sheet 10) there is a long and short shaft, on each there is a .125" diameter thru hole - What are these holes for?
Smiley-eatdrink004 
DaveH
To tighten them Dave. They should be checked often. You could use two flats if you wanted to.

"Billy G"
(03-12-2015, 01:03 PM)DaveH Wrote: [ -> ]On the crank (sheet 8) there is a .5" diameter pin. If this pin is positioned to give a 2" vertical stroke, then the distance from the outside of the pin to the center of the crank is 1.25". The out side of the pin will 'scribe' a 2.5" diameter circle.
The yoke (sheet 9) shows an area "Mill out this area" 2.125" x .5" the length needs to be increased to at least 2.5" to accommodate when the pin is at 3'o clock and 9'o clock. 

Smiley-eatdrink004 
DaveH

Correct again Dave. Ed, move the Drive Pin to be centered on a 1.5 inch diameter. This will solve that problem. Nice catch Dave. This is why I like to build it then do the prints.

"Billy G"
Dave;

 This should show how the Trunnions and Rails go together. I have completed these now as they are mounted to the Side Rails. That piece of Aluminum behind them came today, ten days early.

"Billy G"
I'm way behind you guys and probably won't be able to get to the corrections to the drawings until this coming weekend. I did change the .170" holes to .257" so I have accomplished something. Smile

Ed
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We were talking on another Forum about Match Drilling mating parts. One gent came along and said he had no Mill so match drilling was not an easy task. Wrong -- I showed him how. I Match Drilled the sides to the back in my 25 year old Drill Press. Just took a little ingenuity and time. Drilled and tapped all ten holes in less than an hour.

"Billy G"
The local Tech. School rough cut the Table for me. They left me .030 to clean up. Finish dimension will be 14 x 14 inches.

 "Billy G"
Now I'm starting to get the picture Big Grin
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Ed
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