very nice. I'd say "cleaner" than my approach.
I think I'll be finished with mine this weekend, and I'll try to post
pics as well.
Graeme wrote:
> Hi folks,
> for those who expressed an interest in building a Roadster Roisserie, I have
> finally got it happening.
> Centre of Gravity worked out very well, it doesn't seem to have any balances
> issue at all!
> Many thanks to those who gave me enough info. to guesstimate the pivot
> locations.
> Front pivot is 190mm from the bottom of the front apron, rear pivot is 100mm
> from the bottom of the rear apron.
> This is for a totally bare shell, no chassis, no rollbar, but with door
> opening braces.
> Anyhoo, I have posted some more pics. with captions at the site below, for
> those who wish to know.
> HYPERLINK
> "http://nissanman.shutterfly.com/action/pictures?ap=1&a=67b0de21b35562a6052c
> &pg=0"http://nissanman.shutterfly.com/action/pictures?ap=1&a=67b0de21b35562a
> 6052c&pg=0
>
> If anyone needs detailed measurements etc. let me know and I'll knock up
> some CAD drawings for it.
> I usually build something first then draw the plans afterwards ;)
> One stabilising leg was shorter than the other so I'll swap them over and
> that should give me 360deg rotation.
> If it doesn't then I can still raise the vertical posts to achieve it.
> 50/50 chance and I chose wrong!
> Regards,
> G.S.
>
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