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- 17 Oct 2010, 17:59
- Forum: DIY Section
- Topic: cheap, quick, portable yak stands.
- Replies: 15
- Views: 2329
Re: cheap, quick, portable yak stands.
Where's the beer??
- 03 Oct 2010, 17:01
- Forum: DIY Section
- Topic: Running Accessories
- Replies: 12
- Views: 2264
Re: Running Accessories
Hi Brettrobo, Hmmmm go careful on the electrics front, almost all (including myself) that go full on installing fitted lights switches etc revert to pre-manufactured sealed/waterproof units and pulling all the wiring back out because of corrosion and water ingress. I second that, the simpler the be...
- 01 Oct 2010, 06:06
- Forum: DIY Section
- Topic: Proto-type Revo Rocket Launcher
- Replies: 1
- Views: 804
Re: Proto-type Revo Rocket Launcher
Looking good
Seeing all the engineering and design efforts that go into pimping, is impressive
I also like this arrangement: http://www.vyak.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2420 - Just add two tubes at an angle at the back of the rack to accommodate the cart and presto!
Seeing all the engineering and design efforts that go into pimping, is impressive
I also like this arrangement: http://www.vyak.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2420 - Just add two tubes at an angle at the back of the rack to accommodate the cart and presto!
- 30 Aug 2010, 20:08
- Forum: The Beast
- Topic: Riv's Red Rocket
- Replies: 20
- Views: 4345
Re: Riv's Red Rocket
Saw the beast in action - the ultimate trolling machine
Congrats!
Congrats!
- 15 Aug 2010, 13:00
- Forum: DIY Section
- Topic: need accesable storage
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1232
Re: need accesable storage
Awesome job 4x4 super neat
Wouldn't mind a similar drop-in for the Hobie hatch!
I'd rather a solid "bucket" rather than Hobie's softie...
Wouldn't mind a similar drop-in for the Hobie hatch!
I'd rather a solid "bucket" rather than Hobie's softie...
- 14 Aug 2010, 18:26
- Forum: Safety
- Topic: Kayak Suitable Clothing, Pro's & Con's.
- Replies: 97
- Views: 80760
Re: Kayak Suitable Clothing, Pro's & Con's.
Thanks Elm, very informative as usual. Hopefully after a few weeks of cold wind and rain Melbourne will get a bit more comfortable
- 09 Aug 2010, 12:08
- Forum: DIY Section
- Topic: Calling all fitter/turners :)
- Replies: 11
- Views: 2344
Re: Calling all fitter/turners :)
IE do you have CNC mill's or lathes? If we did, I'd be sailing by now :lol: no, we're not a fabricator, hardware/systems supplier more like... BTW my ex colleague is going to turn the mast for me, but thanks everyone for the offers - good to know we're a very capable and helpful bunch of blokes :D
- 09 Aug 2010, 11:16
- Forum: DIY Section
- Topic: Calling all fitter/turners :)
- Replies: 11
- Views: 2344
Re: Calling all fitter/turners :)
Autodesk Inventor 2009, sometimes AutoCAD for the 2D stuff. Not an expert by any means...DantheFishoMan wrote:What software package are you using?Hi Elm - i do drafting/design for the fenestration industry, kinda nerdy but i like it
- 09 Aug 2010, 10:29
- Forum: DIY Section
- Topic: Calling all fitter/turners :)
- Replies: 11
- Views: 2344
Re: Calling all fitter/turners :)
What's going to stop the sail spinning/moving on that shaft? Hi Dan It will rotate, allowing more sail surface area against the side wind. Trial and error, but if it is an issue i can always limit the rotation by having shockcords running from the mounting plate edges to the front "tow" e...
- 07 Aug 2010, 07:46
- Forum: Sailing Yak Scene
- Topic: Heading back in
- Replies: 13
- Views: 4159
Re: Heading back in
Hey swivels, how would the hinges and telescopic legs off a tripod go ? Just a thought ;) Hi Elm Telescopic masts would be awesome but at this point i'm looking at 20mm alu tubing with 2mm wall thickness... This just a concept for now, the hobie mast receiver will allow the bottom part of the sail ...