today as expected I did not have time to continue with the work, but I took some pictures to post. Here they are!
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Brazilian Wax Demonstration Clips
few photos
today as expected I did not have time to continue with the work, but I took some pictures to post. Here they are!
This is the environment where I work. It 's a cabin designed and built by me and my father five years ago to accommodate bikes and gear. We used much of that wood on the roof that you can safely walk over and hang a bike without a wrinkle face! The floor is made of wooden boards, which are now so deformed that a plank between us and the other passes a finger. This is good because I can reverse all the oil that flows down so much that I want, but it is bad because besides oil also flows each screw me out of hand.
This is the system by which "store" all the screws. Tartt is the ordinary envelopes of paper, a pack of 50 € for 3 and
passes. Each set of screws in an envelope to be different, with bits like washers, etc. OR and the envelope is appointed with a marker. For the most important series of screws (case etc.), I waxed the perforated cards which are threaded. I write what's the first and put the other in clockwise sequence. Normally I would not do anything, there would be screws and pieces everywhere, but have realized that the bike will remain open for a while, so I prefer to go slowly and methodically.
This is the puller I made yesterday, I can not wait to use it! I thought well the strategy with which to move the next steps. I think it will unmount the head and the cylinder with the engine still on. In this way, as well as save me from a hernia from lifting the engine, I can tie the rod to the frame to lock the drive shaft while the nut of the flywheel. It 'something I've already made a couple of years ago with un'XR and works great. The alternative is a special belt to hold the flying that I did not. I could give to me (is also used to loosen the oil filter in the tractor), but it should work around the problem. Tomorrow we'll see.
today as expected I did not have time to continue with the work, but I took some pictures to post. Here they are!
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