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12-03-2014, 11:17 PM
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Re: 4 Hour Bruder Dozer
Don't know if it helps but all I did on my d11 drive sprockets was drilled the holes and pressed the bolts in. Had to use tweezers to hold the bolts vertical then just pressed them in. Or uhh maybe Santa has room on that list for a printer? Lol. It looks really good, the movement looks strong and fluid. Great job!!
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12-03-2014, 11:31 PM
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Re: 4 Hour Bruder Dozer
That's what I did on my KW build as well. Interference fit is way better than threading all those tiny holes when the bolts are just for show! On the dozer I just drilled all the holes to the right size and glued in left over pieces of filler rod. Once the glue dried I used my 6" disc sander to make them all the same length. Cheaper than using bolts and it looks nearly as good I think.
Hmmm, my list for Santa already has something really expensive on it so I think I will just try to save up for the printer....  I do want one though...
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