You certainly have me thinking @pholTmonx, I had designed a bolt in set up, but by the time I get around to doing the work I may decide to go with your idea!Can i suggest maybe even welding them in and cutting out the mount and some housing around it. As i belive you'd still run into same issue with getting cliper and mount around the disk. Same as u stated would do, but, weld in a flang you could bolt the piece back into. This way you can rear load it onto the disc.
Seems like a reasonable amount of "extra" work to give yourself a bit of break on assembly. Id weld in the mount and drill out bolt holes. Id cut out the 2 sides w a cut off outside those holes. Then id drill and tap a flange for inside housing, bolt it up and tack in place. Cut loose the top and bottom of the doors. Even making cable guides enter through there could look cool. Minimal fab lots of variables and could look very intentional / would look cool along with the dual drive chains.
*spelling... sure its still bad but not make eyes bleed bad.. srry.
** oops the drives are symetrical not the disks my bad... again luke is miles ahead..
Get em dude
Yep, definitely doing that. There will be extra barrel adjusters under the frame where the cable splits from 2 into 1...Wow nice work. Moving right along with this. Great idea on the bolt-in flanges. Might want to ad an extra long barrel screw somewhere on the cable for a little more adjustment range.
Thanks Kel!Nice
No actual work today, took my wife to the dentist and now I am just sitting down with some old sketches and Paint.net to try and come up with a cool frame design...
Luke.