pic: Andymark's New Product

Akash Rastogi · #1 07-10-2008, 14:50

Congrats on a huge accomplishment RC.

Can't wait to see what else you come up with in the future.

vivek16 · #2 07-10-2008, 15:33

Nice, I know we're going to buy a few. They seem like a very cheap and effective way of tensioning chains.

AndyB · #3 07-10-2008, 15:45

These gonna be available for both #25 and #35 hopefully? I'm assuming these will be molded. Has a material been picked yet? Polycarb? Delrin?

Question mark?

Alan Anderson · #4 07-10-2008, 15:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyB

These gonna be available for both #25 and #35 hopefully?

It's designed to work with either size. Check out the dual-step profile of the chain groove.

gorrilla · #5 07-10-2008, 15:58

wow thats great now i just need to come up with something

any idea on price?

R.C. · #6 07-10-2008, 17:55

The material will be UHMW and it will be molded. I think the price will be between $10-15 and I don't know for sure. The price will probably change.

vivek16 · #7 07-10-2008, 18:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by rc_cola1323

The material will be UHMW and it will be molded. I think the price will be between $10-15 and I don't know for sure. The price will probably change.

So is that for a pair? A single one? two pairs?

thanks, Vivek

R.C. · #8 07-10-2008, 18:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by vivek16

So is that for a pair? A single one? two pairs?

thanks, Vivek

That is a pair sir.

gorrilla · #9 07-10-2008, 19:01

a pair as in two or a pair as in two sets of two

AdamHeard · #10 07-10-2008, 19:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by gorrilla

a pair as in two or a pair as in two sets of two

a pair as in two of what is pictured; enough to tension one run of chain.

Gary.C · #11 08-10-2008, 01:02

Very Nice RC, now only if I could come up with something. Lol.

FoleyEngineer · #12 08-10-2008, 12:15

We'll definitely be buying them. Only worry that comes to mind is if there's enough material to take the wear and tear without "wearing through"? The tensioners we made ourselves out of Delrin probably had a 1/2" of solid backing and I'll bet we wore through 1/8" of it. Looks like there might only be 1/8" there, but it's hard to tell w/o dimensions. Have you done any testing on wear?

Thanks,
John

Dan Petrovic · #13 08-10-2008, 12:04

Certainly cheaper than tensioners that you can get from McMaster-Carr... that's a huge bonus.

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