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@jambon @stevo_com ta! It’s only little but good fun. My quick change tool post and a boring bar arrive later today so I hope to get the tools set up and make some stuff over the weekend.
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I think it depends if the space is going to be heated/lived-in or not. In my case I decided to add a small amount of insulation (50mm PIR boards in the ceiling, 40mm foil blanket in the walls) with an air gap outside the insulation (100mm in the ceiling, 40mm in the walls). Then seal the gaps as best I can inside with foil tape. Seems ok so far.
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Yes - good point. I was going to turn the axle, cones, pucks etc and print the brackets to attach them to the extrusion.
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New bench:
New toy to go on the bench:
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Thanks!
Should there not be a semi-permeable layer between the rear of the foil backed insulation and the brick/block work?
Dunno... Maybe? I've got a 40mm air gap, which might not be enough.
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Nice idea, but I'm planning to make all of mine myself. Making tools is as much fun as using them.
I'll post some more pics over here for critiquing: https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/342659/
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Love seeing other people's plans for frame jigs. I'd second putting the clamp for the seat tube angle adjustment further away to reduce leverage. I'm working on my own design, also based around a fixed-angle head tube holder. The intention behind mine is to reduce the amount of milled pieces, use turned parts for the precise items and use 3D-printing for the complex brackets for the dummy rear axle and seat tube cone.
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I think you mean shägging.
Anybody with a new m1 MacBook Pro use any 3D software like Inventor, solidworks or Fusion 360? Are the integrated graphics up to it?