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 But if we just re-play "Triple Play" then what in the world will the Game Design Committee do with all that new-found free time? Since they wouldn't have to come up with a new game, they would have to concentrate on other things - like how to enforce the proposed "no metal on robots" rule. - dlavery [more] |
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21-08-2008, 23:39
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Re: pic: Floating Zip Tie Chain Tensioner
Go to mcmaster.com and type in 5973K1. My idea is based off of this but has a different way of tightening it and is superior in price and quality. Here is my final design of it:
 We have been using Mcmaster Carr tensioners and chain does not get locked into the tensioner. UHMW is a very good plastic for this application and the side walls are usually never hit due to the smaller side walls. It is fit for both #25 and #35 chain. Last edited by R.C. : 21-08-2008 at 23:47. 
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