1950’s A/Schwinn Straightbar Klunker

[Uncle Ookie]

Sometimes the "Phillips slip" is exacerbated by either the driver or the screw actually being JIS (Japanese Industrial Standard).

https://www.vesseltools.com/handtools/screwdrivers/jis-japanese-industrial-standard

Yeah i remember something about that… lost and back again

 

[Uncle Ookie]

Weinmann used to produce an adapter that was designed for this. They are tough to find anymore.View attachment 181675

That’s fabulous… wow thanks @Karate Chicken Industries …. Attn: Universe…. MaterialiZe tHis widget pleAse… and something nice for @Karate Chicken Industries ….thanks universe

 

[deorman]

Piece of plate bent 90 deg. Long arm side-pull caliper.

 

[Uncle Ookie]

Piece of plate bent 90 deg. Long arm side-pull caliper.

Fabricate…. Ok Thanks!!

 

[Uncle Ookie]

 

[Uncle Ookie]

Overexposed… first snow..

 

[Uncle Ookie]

she Wants Almost 20 mph… but at what cost… oof

 

[Uncle Ookie]

… basically says 17.5 mph yes it is exhilarating… but sheesh off the line it has to be stood on

 

[Oak Tree]

Here’s what I did to solve the problem

 

[bigb]

Would love to have a rear brake… for skids and such…. But in 1958 that was not as much a priority for this bike… as was a fender….

View attachment 181599

… Any ideas on making this hole be for a R brake?….

y’all been so nice and helpful

If you decide to drill it and need help keeping it centered here is a cheap way to center a drilled hole on round tubing using an electrical ground clamp for pipe. Just remove the screw and size the bit to match the hole in the ground clamp, you can always enlarge later if needed. The hole in the ground clamp is barely 1/4". By matching the size of the hole the bit will stay centered and the tall shoulder on the clamp will keep it straight. In the photo I am drilling 3/4" tubing on a drill press but if you buy a 1/2" ground clamp it should tighten down enough and a hand drill will work fine. Not knowing the thickness of the metal you are working with there may be a chance that drilling the additional holes will weaken it.

 

[Uncle Ookie]

Here’s what I did to solve the problem
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Wow that’s some nice fab…. Thanks … i was imagining something like that

 

[Uncle Ookie]

If you decide to drill it and need help keeping it centered here is a cheap way to center a drilled hole on round tubing using an electrical ground clamp for pipe. Just remove the screw and size the bit to match the hole in the ground clamp, you can always enlarge later if needed. The hole in the ground clamp is barely 1/4". By matching the size of the hole the bit will stay centered and the tall shoulder on the clamp will keep it straight. In the photo I am drilling 3/4" tubing on a drill press but if you buy a 1/2" ground clamp it should tighten down enough and a hand drill will work fine. Not knowing the thickness of the metal you are working with there may be a chance that drilling the additional holes will weaken it.

Thanks neighbor!!!

 

[deorman]

https://ratrodbikes.com/forum/attachments/bb070156-4eb8-446c-9cb6-ffbb0227995f-jpeg.180798/

 

[sdframe]

Phillips was designed to slip. It's to prevent over torquing

Did not know that.

 

[Uncle Ookie]

lived enough miles with this drive to know it is more form than function…. The whole deal has to go bmx

 

[Uncle Ookie]

 

[Uncle Ookie]

It’s on!!!!

 

[Uncle Ookie]

this Profile stuff…. Friggin’ jewelry

 

[Karate Chicken Industries]

I have a Profile quill to threadless adapter on Theodocious Atrocious and they do make quality stuff still.

 

[Uncle Ookie]

Oh hell yeah… feels way better