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Re: pic: Bike quick release part 2
Did you cut the shaft and re-thread it?
If so do you still get an appropriate preload when you toggle the cam? I would be worried about overloading an unthreaded length that long and causing plastic deformation. FYI I am pro using bicycle parts on robots. |
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Re: pic: Bike quick release part 2
hey, I got that idea last year for our battery box, makes for quick battery changes!
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Re: pic: Bike quick release part 2
They make short ones and few spacers help. There isa very good grip as usual,we have not lost a battery in three years.
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Re: pic: Bike quick release part 2
Thanks just curious because I hadn't seen them that short before, the preload thing has to do with a failure investigation I conducted last year though. One detail missed caused a big mess.
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