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Adjusts to make a BIG (or small) frame
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Threading the post that'll go into Park stand
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Post to go into Park stand, successfully threaded (phew!)
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Finding the balance point.
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Countersink for flat-head 3/4'' bolt
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Bolt head slightly below flush
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Holes for anti-rotation pins
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Anti-rotation pins
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Pins are precision fit, no slop
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This 3'' slug now needs to get turned down on the lathe
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Now fits the Park stand. Many chips were made!
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That's a Park bike repair stand bolted to the inside of the shed
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Stand bolts to structural steel that's lag screwed into a 4x4 and a 2x4
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Engaged in stand, ready for jig
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The jig is up!
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Showing how little space it takes up, about 3'' max
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With most of the parts installed
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From the back
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From the front
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R dropout holder 1
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R dropout holder 2
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1-3/4'' holesaw thru 4 x 3/4'' alu
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making the journal & thread for the new ST holder (1)
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making the journal & thread for the new ST holder (2)
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29.5° on the compound
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scratch pass
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journal & 1.75'' thread done
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new ST holder mounted
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new ST holder progress
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improved way to hold the BB shell (1)
