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RE: PLOT Chain Guard - Houtman_imp - 09-29-2020

There is also duct tape....

RE: PLOT Chain Guard - KiowaEagle_imp - 09-29-2020

(09-29-2020, 05:01 AM)PowerDubs_imp Wrote: You can have my Plot for a burger and a couple beers....if you can find me a tasteful black or brushed aluminum I can buy to replace it.

I don't want plastic, and I don't want something with a logo etched into it.

The Plot looked great when I had standard black steps- but not so much with my brushed aluminum steps now.

Thanks PD, I'd love to take you up on that but finding a brushed aluminum one might prove difficult at best.

I think I'll take it to a welder and see what they can do. Maybe a back plate could be applied to reinforce it.
(09-29-2020, 05:38 AM)Houtman_imp Wrote: There is also duct tape....

I've always been a Red Green fan but I don't think in this instance...

RE: PLOT Chain Guard - GoldOxide_imp - 09-29-2020

Clean up the area, size up a bit of scrap backer plate (even aluminum), and elegantly GB Weld the pieces altogether. Your art will likely outlive you.

RE: PLOT Chain Guard - jtopiso_imp - 09-29-2020

(09-29-2020, 12:49 PM)KiowaEagle_imp Wrote:
(09-29-2020, 05:01 AM)PowerDubs_imp Wrote: You can have my Plot for a burger and a couple beers....if you can find me a tasteful black or brushed aluminum I can buy to replace it.

I don't want plastic, and I don't want something with a logo etched into it.

The Plot looked great when I had standard black steps- but not so much with my brushed aluminum steps now.

Thanks PD, I'd love to take you up on that but finding a brushed aluminum one might prove difficult at best.

I think I'll take it to a welder and see what they can do. Maybe a back plate could be applied to reinforce it.
(09-29-2020, 05:38 AM)Houtman_imp Wrote: There is also duct tape....

I've always been a Red Green fan but I don't think in this instance...

For me it's vibration which has caused metal fatige, so you need to increase the stifness:

Some stiffeners on the back would help a lot
(draft concept attached Big Grin )

PLOT Chain Guard - tod.branko_imp - 09-30-2020

I'm guessing some rubber grommets between nice flat washers on each side of the mount would do the trick for reducing vibration.

It's just a guess so don't quote me on that [Image: 16698af8ac8a20d6bf7c8bba73b76d19.png]

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