Finally got the jig sorted to be able to work on the tank much easier
Tank can be rolled to what ever angle I need to work on it
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| Put away to sleep in its house |
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| Lots of flat bar pieces |
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| Drilling jig for making sure holes are in the right place |
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| The stack for one track |
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| Jig to hold flat bar in correct place for chain to be welded to each link |
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| Nate Sitting next to one complete track, 3.08mtrs (10foot) |
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| One track rolled up ready for storage |
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| Main drive gear cut from 10mm Mild Steel, the smaller plates will be threaded and will sandwich the hubs together |
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| Inside and outside track sprockets cut from 6mm, these are more for show as the main drive gear will be doing all the work |
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| Version 1 and 2 |
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| Fresh of the machine as they are cut, very little wastage of 10mm Aluminium |
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| Parts broken out, only a very small amount of filling on the tabs that held it all together while cutting |
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| All parts ready for assembly, the spring is one of 3 cut from one bigger spring, the steel shaft is just for testing the unit, these will be spun on a lathe with a thread on the end as well |
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| All primed up and looking a lot cleaner without the rust |
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| Stored out of the way for now. |
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| First prototype of road wheel, High pressure 100mm ID water pipe with a 1mm steel rim. |